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Taranaki Daily News, 26 July 1916, Page 15

I SALES BY AUCTION [ ELTHAM ROAD, KAPOXGA. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 101& | NEWTON KINGXAS received instructions from Messrs Seidei and McCormack, who have dissolved partnership, on account of Mr. McCormack going to the Front, to sell on the farm on above date i. yjj DAIRY <xyi."S, July, August and Septembiti l ealvers, nearly all young, in of condition, machine niUkt-d, and absolutely sound 1 gelding, aged, all harness 1 gelding, 7 years, splendid gig horse 1 marc, aged, all harness 2 milk waggon, good order (carry 14 cans) 1 spring dray, in good ordej 1 gig, in good order Harness for waggon, dray and gig 1 Duncan s.f. plough, 1 Xoxon mower, swingletrees, tools, 10 milk cans, etc., etc. - With Slight Reservc--1 4-cow Eureka milking machine, releaser, buckets (in good order) good order,! 1 grey gelding, S years, all harness ■1 3-year gelding, unbroken, by "Rothschild Lad" 1 pedigree Holstein bull, '-Roger" 00 shares Kaponga Dairy Co. Sale at 12.30 p.m. XOT-E.—Tliis herd can be recommended to the most fastidious dairymen. They will have returned over £2O per con - for milk alone this season, and there is not an unsound cow in the herd. As Mr. McCormack is accepted for the Front, everything must he sold. Any stock bought at this sale can remain on the farm until 31st July. Motor-cars will leave Manaiu at 10 o : clock on the morning of the sale. Intrading purchasers please book seats j WARWICK ROAD, STRATFORD. i FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1910. MEWTON KING. JJAS received instructions from MR. W. A. WOOD, whose lease has exI pired, to sell on the farm on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 O DAIRY COWS, Shorthorn and and Jersey cross, to calve Aug.Sept. 2 heifers, in milk 1 springing grade Jersey heifer 3 calves 3 horses 1 sow with litter of ten 1 new Duncan s.f. plough, 1 set swingletrees, 1 sledge, milk cart and harness, 1 10-ton stumping jack, 4 milk cans, buckets, cooler, cowrugs, fowls, chain;, quantity of roofing iron iu;..<:r ; fs, etc. fale at 12.30 o'clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. XOTF..—Mr. Wood has been milking on the farm for the last five years. Cows are practically all young. Shorthorn and Jersey cross, they have been, culled every year, and being only a small lierd, every cow can be recommended with confidence. They have returned this season £l9 4 3 per cow for milk alone. WAIWAKAIIIO YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 2S. NEWTON KING. yy'rr.L sell at his yards as above 150 f.m. ewes in lamb in lots, 50 store and forward cows. 2| empty heifers. 11 choice Holstcin-Jorsey yearling heifers, well-grown. 25 springers. 100 mixed yearlings. On account of Mr. 11. W. Young, Pedigree Jersey cow ''Elf's Jenny," 5.2 test 7 high-grade Jersey cows (second ealvers), (K.C.B. strain), bred by Mr. F. Cornwall, Bell Block 3 grade Jersey cows, second ealvers Sale at 1 o'clock. TOWX PROPERTY. SATURDAY, JULY 29. NEWTON KING. T-TAS received instructions, from the David Nathan's Trust, Ltd., to otter by public auction at the Mart at 2 p.m.: The well-known Xew Plymouth property, being sub-division 1, part r Sections 910 and 911, Currie St., of New Plymouth; area, 1 rood and 2-10 perches, frontage to Courtenay St. of 151.51 links. This property has a largo and commodious warehouse of three storeys erected thereon, well ventilated rooms, concrete basement, and lift, and is eminently adapted for either a wholesale warehouse or factory. , , , Full BMjJcutojJ; from., the Auctic.V£r