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Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. CORNET* 01'' IiOVVAN AND OPUNAKE ROADS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. v ' NEWTON KING, r HAS r-feiv c(t instructions from Ml{. A F. lM.'Ml'SliY, who has sold liis favin, ami is 'caving the district, to sell by pulrl'c auction as above, the whole of his live idead slock as under: — Aiii'iiit, [tick out of 160, mostly lorjey-llolsteins 8 fjOod house cows, to calve Aug.1 September S 2yenr grade Jersey bulls 2 geldings , 1 I'dratftlit filly 1 brood mare, stinted to Oamaru '■ lad 2 brood mares, stinted to Royal Chevalier 3 unbroken 2-year hacks 1 aged farm horse, all harness 10 rojl store nigs 21) young fowls 9 ducks 1 if. and G. plough, i set discs, milk cart, 2 cans, aerator, «.vinplctrees, 1 stumping jack, evoss cut saw, hammer and wedpes, farm tools, 1 ton lime and sundries. TIOUSEHOU) FURNITURE, comprising, French polished duchess flip-it marble-top washstand, 1 wooden bedstead, 1 iron bedsteid, 2 wire mattresses, Duchess ta'ile washstand, Duchess chest, single bed, child's eat 'large), 2 tab.'es, fern stiiud, e:isy chairs, fender, etc., linos, chcfl'onier. hanging' and table lamps, go-cart, kitchen and dining ?! airs, and sundries, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 4 yoc.i lii.nr foals by Dominion and UroaiMcaf Broad trotting mare Duchess Lima, with yearling foal at foot by ftroadleaf Fule at 1 o'clock, NOT K,- These Heifers are a really choice lino, find Mr Dempsey was going to miik them himself, but he has sold the farm and everything must go. The heifers are picked out of a line of 160. Splendid condition.

RAHOTU YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 21. NEWTON KING. selj at his yards as above—--25 2 to 2'/j-year steers (good) lo 2-vear springing heifers 10 Holstein-Shortliorn 3-year springing lieiters 45 store and forward cow* 7 sacks potatoes 15 choice Jersey 2-year heifers by pedigree Jersey bulls, and due August and September to pedigree Jersey bulls 00 yearling heifers 40 yearling steel's Sale at 1 o'clock.

On account of Mr. P. Rothery, Kalmi l?oad, Rahotu, whose lease lifts expired, WITHOUT RESERVE—--43 choice Jersey cows, August and September calvers 13 choice 2-year Jersey springing heifers by pedigree bull 11 choice Jersey yearling heifers 1 pedigree Jersey hull, "Lord Mark" (No. 1557) 1 pedigree Jersey cow, "Lady JJinni" calved October 29, 1911, by "Riinu"—"Lady Beatrice" 1 young p$ gree Jersey bull 1 yearling . Jersey bull 1 yearling Holstein bull by "Echo ■Sir lnka" 1 thoroughbred mare, "Jane Doug- . las," 5 years, by "Jingal"— "Slavery" 1 hack Note.—These cows have been inspected by my representative, and buyers in search of good Jersey cows can attend this sale with confidence. The herd, with two exceptions, are good colored Jerseys, good conditioned, no very old cows, and just showing down nicely. On account of Mr. Thos. Fleming—--2 3-year lig|it draught geldings (unbroken) On account of Mr. Wheni Horo, who isi, giving up dairying—--10 dairy cows (whole herd)

OX THE FARM, ARAWHATA ROAD, OAONUI, THURSDAY, JULY 20. NEWTON KING. < JJAS received instructions from Messrs Jordan Bros., who are dissolving partnership, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—--52 DAIRY COWS, mostly second to fourth calvers, in good condition, and calving early 27 springing heifers 12 yearlings 3 shorthorn bulls 1 Holsteiu bull 4-bueket Ridd milking luftenlne and SVs-h.p. Watts engine (Reserve) 1 IS-month boar, 2 sows, ♦ store pigs, haystack, spring cart, block dray, disc harrows, tine and ■ chain harrows (combined), s.f. plough, d.f, plough, 75-gallon tank, milk cmis, cooler, buckets pig troughs, barrels, wheelbarrow, and sundries Luncheon provided. 1 Sato at 12.» at