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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 313, 12 June 1915, Page 8

AT £M HOMESTEAD, SENTRY HJLI4 THURSDAY, JUNE 17th. gg NEWTON KING -j, JJAS received instructions from Mr. Jfc J. B. Puton, who has sold his farmj BERVE:- •""•-"•'"»«"¥ 11 pedigreo Jersey cows and heiferf--2 pedigree Jersey bulls . 0 pedigreo Jersey calves i* 8 grade Jersey cows M 0 good heifer wcaners, 5-year gelding (quiet and reliable), mllß enrt and harness, gig and \u* Jiess, cultivator, Babeock tester,. saddles and harness, lawn mowsA. lawn roller, perfection oil stor* 3 milk cans, 2 tents, stock hay, large iron roof for hay stari^ and sundries. „ LUNCHEON? .PROVIDER. SALE AT 12.30 P.M. MONDAY, JULY 21, -j NEWTON KING '} received instructions from'to, t™i}°_ _ sell *V I™ 1 *" auction as abbwj 21 BAIKY OOW3B (6 now i n ffl J and late calvcrs, balance dofAugust and September) « 79 ewes in lamb, 4-ycar pony, yeaft lmg foal by Glcnmore, 2 bree* mg sows, 1 Berkshire boar, If wcaners, gig and harness, blocH dray and harness, McComief mower and knife grinder, W Cormick cultivator, tine' and] disc harrows, s.f. plough, miM» «ans, cliains, harness, household -iumiture, and sundries. C With Slight Reserve,— * 3 pedigree Ayrshire cows and he*. fers 1 1 pedigreo Ayrshire bull 1 2 half-draught horses, 4 yearly (guaranteed) * Luncheon provided. /« Sale at 12.30. ON THE FARM, PUNGAROTU. , WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30. "H NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Messrs;. Moffitt and Goodwin, who are r*t Hnquishing dairying, to sell by pubßj autcion as above, WITHOUT RE» SERVE- . J3Q CHOICE ©AIRY COWB ''"■ 10 25-gallon milk cans, milk eon* veyor and aerator, troughs,. barrels, etc. With Slight Reserve,— '1 4 pedigreo (Ayrshire bulls / . 3 pedigree Ayrshire cows and hel* - fers i 0 Single-buckot Ridd Milking Ma> chine, complete with 4-h.p. Watfi •. engine, 2 heavy waggon d.f. plough, set 4-horße disc Vatt ■ rows, hay rake, hay sweep, Mo« ■ ••rinick mower, spring dray* i Luncheon aft il.Mj o'clock. '*' „ _, -CTSJ Auctioneer's Note—The above eotrtl ■ can be recommended to any farmers with confidence. They are mostly Aug* ust and September calvers, in the pinfi of condition, and practically all HCd •* owners' own rearing, Factory docket! are open for inspection and show rm turns for the last three seasons of ores • £l2 per head. The vendors have cult ed heavily through the Stony Bivejj - yards for many years past. 1 THURSDAY, lTtlx JUNE, IMS, l NEWTON KING I JJAS received instructions from Mr. J, Law, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district to Sell by PuWM Auction, on the above date, WTTHOU3J RESERVE, tho whole of his (< DAIRY HERD AOT) STORE STOCKS . comprising:— JSJg DAIRY COWS, 2nd and 3rd calv* era, to calve September and Ow - tober , M. 3-year springing heifers ""■ 2 3-year grade Jersey bulls ! 230 two-tooth ewes in lamb 1 190 two-tooth wethers 2 hacks and harness horses 1 spring cart, harneßs, 12 hivca bl bees, honey extractor, sundrj] furniture, etc. {' Also— r On account of Mr. T. Pcarce, of Matauj 21 dairy cows, all young, mostlj) August-September calvcrs. »ALH AT 12.30 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. " NOTE.—For the convenience of clients buying at the sale, all cows coming this way will be delivered as far as mjf Stratford Yards free of »!:arge. FARM WANTEfc -£& J HAVE a Client with a Good Morfi gage of '£2500 and a considerable amount of cash, wanting a FARM ill about 60Q ACRES; eoastal property preferred. Mortgage nwst be taken ftf part payment, Apply— J.SUTHERttND,!^