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Taranaki Daily News, 29 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. DISPERSALB SALE OP J»I!DK!REE AND QRAOE JERSEYS' WAIXGOXGOItO ROAD, CARDIFF, THURSDAY, AUGUST $ \ NEWTON KINGH AS „ received instructions from Mr. St, T. lk-lelier, who is giving up' dairy* ing, to sell on the farm on above WITHOUT RESERVE—--2Q PEDIGREE COWS, in calf t$ "Belvedere Star" g PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS! 2 years old, in calf to "Belye< , dere Star" jg PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS, 9 to 4 years oltl O PEDIGREE JERSEY YEARLIXB BULLS 22 GRADE JERSEY COWS 3 liacks / •' Pigs Milk cans, et* - With Slight Reserve—--8 pedigree yearling Jersey JieifeM by "Belvedere Star" and "Mona'S Campanile" 15 grade yearling heifers Sale at 10.30 a.m. . Luncheon provided

Catalogues on application. XOTE.—Owing to Mr. Belcher's «TM going to the front, and also owing 'to failing health, Air. Belcher has decided to go light out of dairying, and everything will hp sold without reserve, with the exception of the yearling heifers, on which there will be a slight reserve. Mr. Belcher has been breeding up his present herd for the last 12 years, and h«j lms gone in for nothing but good constitutions and con's that will give results This lie has attaiend, as without ifrtiflcial feed of any kind the cows foava returned him this season off grass alone £2O lis per cow for milk. They are in good condition, and anybody wanting 'to lill up should not miss this opportunity. Cars will meet the north and south trains 0:1 arrival at Stratford on the morning of the sale.

DISPERSAL SALE. MIMI, URENUI, THURSDAY, AUGUST o. NEWTON KING ; J-JAS received. instructions from llr.'E. J. Butler, who lias sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction as above, absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE—gQ GOOD DAIRY' COWS,-some in milk and balance due in August 20 2 • year heifers by pedigi :er Jersey hull ("Yankee Swiiet" strain)

■JB yearling heifers by pedigree Jer« 11 soy bull ("Yankee.Sweet" strain), 10 2-year steel's 20 store pigs 10 breeding sown fl plough horses 2 bulls Milking machine (slight , reserve), with releaser, good' hack, gig horse, Shetland pony, 2 2-year geldings, 2 farm expresses, drill, mower, disc harrow*, s.f. plough, d.f. plough, tine and tripod harrows, hay rake, ete anil farm harness, sep-> abator (new), 20 cases kerosene, ciivnhr saw, mangle, washing machine, 2 coppers, 100 sacks, sledge on wheels, 0-bottle cow (ester, fowls, the whole of his household furniture and farm sundries Also—- „ Goodwill of lease of Native Lease o» 14S acres, Mimi, lfl years to run (it a rental of £1!) os half-year-ly. A good section, which is all in grass except 12 acres bush. With Siisht Reserve — Nearly new .j-soatcr Ford motor-caV Sale at 11.30 sharp. NOTE.—These are a good lot 8? cow«. Mr. Butler to our knowledge has culled very heavily at the I'renui saleyards, and during the last season, has tcstec' oath cow, and those not up to 'his stan davd lave been thrown out. SALE OF EQUITIES. IN TOE BANKRUPT ESTATE OS F. P. COEKILL. , SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1918. WEBSTER BROS. JJAYE received instructions from Aid D.O.A. in the above Estate, to offer: 'THE EQUITIES in the Several Properties known as the Ferudell Estate. Full Particulars from the D.O.A. or the Auctioneers.

AUCTIONEERS' LISTS OF SAI3 DATES APPEAR ON PAGE 7-