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Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1915, Page 8

L'llE FARM, HILLSBOROUGH.. TUESDAY, JULY 27.. NEWTON KING received instructions from Mjv K. Hill, who lias sold his 'arm, I hy public auction as above,. JIT RESERVEDAIRY COWS ivc picked yearling heifers Iraught horses, (! years (good) horse bv Count Beldon (rebay marc, 4 years (all harness) fut lambs . gigs and harness, spring cart and. iiamess, ;i young sows in farrow, '2 store pigs, IS small piga, 1 rodigroo boar, good cattle dog, disc and chain hniw llornsby plough, H.A. Jonn llcere plough, [inreiirod brown and white Leghorn fowl* (fro prize-winning strains), milk cans, harness, quantity of use-' ful household furniture, includ> ing piano, easy chairs and sunSale at 12.30 p.m. These are a choice herd of dairy cows, bred by (lio vendor from pedigree bulls. They nre in good condition, early ealvers. and should cot be missed. The pedigre Jersey bull is bred on butter-fat lines, (he dam and full sister having records of 350 and 4joihs butter* fat without any extra feeding. OX THE FARM, TATAIIAIMAKA. WEDNESDAY. JULY -»S. NEWTON KING •uctions from Mr. d liry'ng. to sell by public unction on the farm as above. WITHOUT REA CHOICE DAIRY COWS 2") 2 and 3-year grade Jersey licifcrs in calf 7 cows and heifers, in milk 5 sows, to farrow early 1 2-yoar Hcrkahire boar <i weaner pigs, milk cans, bucket aerator and barrels With Slight Reserve— F} 1 pedigree Jersey cow 3 pedigree Jersey bulls o-buekot Storric milking ninchine(enn bo inspected on Leitli Road sl farm) • (Ray gelding ("Cnptainf'), « years,.. Ist prize ■winner Fan ity Class Taranaki Show, 10H; chestnut gelding ("Tom"), 5TTorse, ldst., Taranaki Show, l'.H4; hay marc, aged; bay gelding, aged; disc and tine harrows' Luncheon at 11.30 a.m. Sale at 12 noon. *' NOTE.—These cows have been inspect-' cd by my representative and can be highly recounnended. Tliey are mostly grade Jerseys and contain a- good' number of practically purebred' Jerseys, bred by Mr. (i. <"!. Crover, Oukura. They nre calving mostly in August, to pedigree Jersey "bulls. Tests and returns will be available at the. sale. HASTINGS ROAD. MANCATOKL (Opposite Mrs. McCrackcn's.) THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OE NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MB. J. V. C'ATLEY, vvh 0 is retiring; from dairying, to SELL his TWO' iIKISIS, from Waihi and Hastings Rbad^ WITHOUT RESERVE-- | 140 I>ATItV COWS ' Holst " in a »* Shorthorn cross, second to fifiltcalvers, due July arid August , 3 Holstcin bulls * •20 weaners, Holstcin and Shortlionl> 50 fat and store pigs " 'Milk cans and sundries. ""• - » WITH SLIGHT RESERVE— \ 1 milk waggon and harness V 1 spring wirt and hanicss. NOTE.—The above, are a choice herd? of dairy cows nud are well bred; wecan recommend them to intending buyers. ;\fr. Catley has culled heavily this year and the cows are in good condition and are to Hie sold absolutely without reserve. Household Furniture, including: Mangle, tables, chest of drawers, whatnot, -window blinds, linoleum, was'hstands, chairs, platform rocker, double and single bedsteads, kitchen sofa, sideboard, fenderß, ornaments, 2 spring drays, ete.j. et/.\ WITH .SLIGHT R ESER VE—--1 drill, 11-coiilter > 1 mower, new. ' ' SALE AT 11.30 A.M. f,rNO) 1 EON UROVIDE I). IgTRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHBlgf- |"" SKIN AND TALWW SAL* [ NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, JULY 27. Cl ; -»ni3 nre requested to forward «o»» sijjninents so as to reath, us hy l"flda3>» preriuus to sale. W. M BAYLY & CO. ein'TFORD.