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Taranaki Daily News, 23 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. MANAIA ROAD, KAPONGA. TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1917, NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. J. Steele, who lias sold his lease and J is going into camp, to sell by public auction as above;— d WITHOUT RESERVE 39 cows, Jersey-Sliorthorn; all young, 2nd to 4th calvers; just coming in. I Jersey bull • 1 three-quarter-draught gelding, reliable. 3 sows in pig 1 boar 9 store pigs II slips 1 spring dray and harness and farm harness, 7 cans aerator, set Duii- . can discs, plough, swingletrees, stumping jack, hammer and wedges, crowbar, copper and stand, new Champion stove, 200gallon iron tank, pig troughs, whey easks, pig stye on skids, household furniture, including—new linos, tables, chairs, etc., 20 fowls, grindstone, saddle and bridle, washtubs, quantity of posts and wire, lot firewood. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE Mangatoki Dairy Co., shares in t lots. 1 3y 2 -h,p. Rudge Multi motor cycle My stock agent has inspected thesecows, which can be confidently recommended. They have averaged £2O for the season. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. STONY RIVER YARDS TUESDAY, JULY 24.. NEWTON KING - (W/ILL sell at his yards, subject to rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association:— 50 store and forward cows 60 mixed yearlings v 7 springing heifers 100 lambs Horse, saddle and bridle 14 mixed yearlings by pedigree Holstein b\ill , 12 purebred White Leghorn hens On account of Mr. Chas. Wells—--27 dairy cows, due July, August and September, half second and third calvers, due dates at sale These cows are the whole of Mr Wells' broken colored grades, he having decided to milk whole colored Jerseys only, and he guarantees these as good and genuine dairy cows.. Sale at 1 o'clock ON THE FARM, ROYDON, OKATO.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. J. Gray, who, owing to Mr. A. D. Gray going to the war, must relinquish dairyng, to sell by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE 70 grade Jersey dairy cows 10 pedigree' Jersey cows 1 pedigree Holstein bull 20 choice 2-year Jersey springing heifers. 1 4-year pedigree Jersey bull by K.C.B. 1 4-year pedigree Jersey bull by ' Petune's Noble, 5 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls 3 yearling pedigree Jersey bills 20 fat sheep * 2 Berkshire sows and litter. 6 sr.ore pigs The right to graze 220. of the farm for 12 months, no building?, fi-uces in first-class order; 10 paddocks, Luncheon at 11.30, Slight reserve on the pedigrca Jeucys' NOTE.—These are a first-class line of Jersey cows that I can recommend with confidence. Taranaki dairymen anxious to improve their herds should not miss this opportunity. Mr. Gray's average factory test was 4.5. Cars will leave Manaia and Kapdhga on the morning of sale. Intending purchasers please book seats.

ON THE FARM, DUTHIE ROAD, MATAEU. SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1917. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. , HE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIV ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. XT AVE received instructions from M W. T. Dale, who is giving up dair; ing, to sell by public auction:— 70 young choice Jersey dairy cow close to profit 10 young choice Jerse dair cow in milk 12 in-calf heifers Milk cans, separator, cow rugs ai sundries. NOTE.—We have inspected the aboiu herd, and the cows are mostly young grade Jerseys in the pink of condition, and close to calving. Mr. Dale had the best returns at the Skeet Road Joll Factory, and has not had a clearing sale within nine yeaw*-