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Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION ON THE FARM, KAHOTU THURSDAY, JULY 6. NEWTON KING. J-JAS received instructions from M< Oeen and Tyrcll, wiio have ou their farm, to roll by Public Auction above, WITHOUT RESERVE—--83 DAIRY COWS 15 springing heifers 10 yearling lieifers 2 3-year pedigree Hoisteln bulls 2 yearling -mule Holstein bulls 7-year heavy draught mar^ (staunch) 2 year (illy by Come Again 8-year colt by Come Again -•year eolt by Maitakena 2 yearlings by Here-I-Come 0 Holstein lieifers Courtland buggy, pole and shaft* On account of Mr. Percy Jami 1 5-coulter one-horse drill (nearly new). Sale at 1-2.30 sharp. I Refreshments Provided. Auctioneer's Note.— We can W»mmend those cow* with confidence. The lierd baa been heavily culled each year, and only the very l.e-t bulls have been used. Fully three-quarters of the herd are well-bred Holstein cows, calving ill August, to pedigree Holstein bulls. Cars will leave MAXAIA and KA POXGA on the morning of sale. Seats can be booked at my Knuonga Oflfce. Buyers' Cows will be delivered to Opnnake or Stony River free of charge.

POLO ROAD., CARDIFF. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1914 NEWTON KING J-JAS received instructions from Mr. JL Laccy, who lias sold liis farm, to sell on above date, WITHOUT RE, SERVJJ—- > COWS, mostly HtjuUein-Joracy, 2nd to 4th calvers, to calve Auggree Jersey bull, "Brown l':inec'' 10 yearling Jersey heifers by Brown Prince. 6 yearling Holstein lieifers 1 .l-yeac Holstein bull 1 lfi-niontli, Jersey bull (well bred) 1 '/..-draught mare, broken to all harness 1 Vis-draught gelding, broken to all harness 1 grey mare 4 Berkshire breeding sows, to farrow July, August, Octoba;; 1 good cattle dog Ducks, fowl-, geese Spring dray and harness, new gig and harness (reserve), 1 Duncan si. plough, tine harrows, sledge, chatl'cutter, 0 milk cans, pig trough, plough traces, horse and stack covers, quantity White Rock' seed potatoes 40 p:\idnp-shnres Cardiff Factory On behalf of another vendor—--1 milk waggon, in good order (only three reasons' wear) •Sa,lu at 1i.30 o'clock. Luncheon provided. . is been milking for the last 24 years, and this is his first dairy sale. The farm is sold, and everything is without reserve. The cows are an exceptionally line lot, having averaged last season £Ki 13s per head.

BIRD-ROBSOX ROAD, XIiAERE. THURSDAY, JULY G, 191«, newtqtTking. 1-XAS received instruction* from Mr. E. T. Kueeboiie, who ha* sold his farm, to sell on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE— DAIRY COWS, August-September calvers 11 mixed yearlings 5 sows, to farrow from July 21 1 horse 21 sheep 1 good cattle dog, 20 hens, S milk cans, 1 light, waggon, 1 geut.'s riding saddle, 1 Methvcn boiler, 2 zinc baths, 1 copper, pig troughs and barrels, 2 sacks seed potatoes, kitchen table, bookcase, dresser, iron beds, sofa 49 paid-up shares, Stratford Co-op. Dairy Co. Sale at 12.30 oVloolc. X.B.—The cow* are' a good lot, nniT have turned in this season with a bonus £ls per head, off hilly country. There is a fair sprinkling of Jerseys amongst them, and thev calve" mostly in August

FRIDAY, .IUIA' rJEWTON KING store and forward, cow. 20 in-calf heifers IS 2-year and 3-year in-calt hoife HO mixed yearlings 3 bulls On account of Mr. E. Ayhvnrdt 15 choice 3-year Shorthorn springing heifers." Sale at 12.30,

AUCTIONEERS' LISTS OF SAL. DATES APPEAR ON PAGE 7.