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Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION OX TI.IK FARM, RAIIOTU. THURSDAY, JULY 0. NEWTON KING. JJAS received from Messrs Green and Tyreil, who have sold their farm, to sell by Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE— DAIRY COWS 15 springing heifers 10 yearling heifers 2 3-year pedigree llolstein bulls 2 yearling grade llolstein bulls On account of Mr. IVrcy .lames—--1 S-coulter one-horse drill (nearly aew). Sale at 12.30 sharp. Refreshments Provided. Auctioneer's Xote.—We can recommend these cows with confidence. The herd has been heavily culled each year, and only the very best bulls have been used. Fully three-quarters of the herd are well-bred Ifolstein cows, calving in August, to pedigree llolstein bulls. Cars will leave MAXAIA and KAPOXOA on the morning of sale. Seats can be booked at my Kaponga Office. Buyers' Cows wm ue unm-mi io upunake or Stony River free of charge. IXGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDXESDAY, JULY 5. NEWTON KING. YyiTX sell at his yards as aboveit) store and forward cows HO empty heifers 4o wearier to vearlin" steer* 10 springers 13 20-month .steers 30 3-year in-calf heifers 25 2>/s to 3-ycn: heifers

rOLO ROAD, CARDIFF. WEDNESDAY, JULY'S, 1916. NEWTON KING J-JAS received instructions from Mr. H. Lacey, who has .-old bis farm, to sell on above date, WITHOUT HESERVE— QO OOWS. mostly Hjolstein-Jersey, 2nd to 4th rakers, to calve Aug-ust-September 9 choice springing heifers, by pedigree Jersey bull, "Brown IVinee" 10 yearling Jersey iieifers by Brown Prince. fi yearling Holstein heifers 1 :i-year llolstein hull 1 Hi-months .!cr<ev Lull (well bred) I VL-urauglit gelding, broken to all 1 grey mare 4 Berkshire hire breeding sows, to farJuly, August, October and harness (reserve), 1 Duncan s.f. plough, tine harrows, sledge, eliall'eutter, li milk cans, pig trough, plough traces, horse and stack covers, quantity White Rock seed potatoes Sale at 12.31) o'clock

J>.B.—Mr. Uaccy lias been milking for the iast 24 years, and this is his first lairy s»ia. l.'lie farm is sold, anil everywithout reserve. The cows are an exceptionally iine lot, having averaged last season v u ' '''- •■" -' BIRD-ROBSON ROAD, XftAERE. THURSDAY, JULY ti, 1916. NEWTON KING. T-f AS received instructions from Tir. E. T. Kneebone, who lias sold hi* farm, to sell on above date, WITHOUT J1 DAIRY COWS, August-September 5 sows, to farrow from .Tulv 21 1 good cattle dog, 20 bens, S milk cms, 1 lijrht waggon, I gent's riding saddle. 1 Mcthveh boiler, 2 zinc baths, 1 copper, pig troughs and barrels, 2 sacks seed potatoes, kitchen table, bookcase, dresser, iron beds, sofa 4H paid-up shares, Stratford Co-op. Dairy Co. Pale at 12..111 o'clock. Luncheon provided. \.R—-The cows are a good lot, and have turned in this season with a bonus Cl.l per head, oil' hilly country. There is a fair sprinkling of .lerseys amongst them, and they calve mostly in August AT .TIE FARM, TIKOKAMU. THURSDAY JT'LY 11. NEWTON KING. TTAS received instructions from Mr. H. Ci. Hicks to sell as above, WITHOUT RF.SRRYESlight reserve on pi; Luncheon provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. NOTE.—These cows are all mostly young, due July and August and have luwmj e.nlM on test since 1913.