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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1917, Page 8

SALES AUCTION _ EAST ROAD, TOKO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26,1917, NEWTON . KINQ H AS rceived instructions from Sir. Ki D. Milne, who has enlisted for tlMf front, to sell on the property onabovg date— WITHOUT RESERVE 45 dairy cows, expected to fcalvf about August-September, few) October. 4 springing 2-year heiferf 1 empty heifer 1 Jersey bull 1 aged Nelson mare, subject fft- , trial 1 8-year quarter-draught : subject to trial. . 1 4-year trap mare, by Victor; sub* ject to trial Milk dray to carry 25-cwt, rubber tyred rustic trap, gig and cart harness, leading harness, saddle and bridle, Clapham holders, horse and cow covers, McCormack mower and rake, knife grinders, Duncan 2-horse Cambridge roller with shafts, Dun-! can spring tine 2-horse tor, disc and chain harrows, s.f. Reid and Grey plough, Zealandia chaffcutter with elevator and bagger, circular saw and roller bench, Planet junior, -6inch belting, Unique boiler, 4-bottle Bibcock tester with accessories complete, several sets bars, farm tools, 'sundries, etc, ALSO-

Household Furniture and Effects, including:— Dining-room suite, 0 pieces, removable seats and high backs, book case, glass V front; book cabinet, lead light cupboard, writing desk, 4 seagrass easy chairs, tiled-back cabinet washstand, 2 bevelled mirror duchesses, double and single bed&tcads and mattresses, chairs, kitchen utensils and sundries. i WITH SLIGHT RESERVE—--1 3-seater ISIS model Briscoe motor car, electric starrer and lights, with ad evtras, mileage 5000, Venetian blinds, lady's bicycle, gent's bicycle, Orion range "ft Gin. 1 d.f. Duncanjplougli, 58 paid up shares Stratford Dairy Factory, 1 3-bucket Kidd milking plant. Sale at 12.30 p.m. shStp. Luncheon Provided. The above cows are mostly young, ana are due to calve mainly in August and September. They have been heavily culled, and are in tip-top order. Mr. Milne lias been dairying for the last eighteen years, and this is his first sale. Mr, Milne having enlisted for the front, everything, with the exception of a few items mentioned, is for absolute sale.

ON THE FARM, SENTRY HILI THURSDAY, JULY 26, NEWTON KING. H AS received instructions from Mt. H. Sampson, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction as above WITHOUT RESERVE 100 dairy cows (August and Septem« ber calvers) 10 3-year Shorthorn heifers 0 2-year Shorthorn heifers 5 purebred Shorthorn bulls, 2 to 4 years. 10 fat wethers 1 pedigree Berkshire 'boar 7 sows in farrow (due Augustf G weaners 1 aerator 1 8-bottle Babcock tester 3 milk cans WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 2 plough horses, 2 spring cart horses, thoroughbred gelding Formosus (qualified hunter), the well-known Clydesdale stallion "Treasure Royal," .hack, 3year half-draught; spring cart horse by Consby; d.f. MasseyHarris plough, s.f. plough (Hornsby), 5-coultter Eeid and Grey turnip drill, turnip pulper, Johnson mower, nearly new oat crusher, stone roller (Oft 6in) ladder. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 11.30 a.m.' NOTE.—Mr. Sampson has been dairying for 35 years, and this is his first sale. He has culled heavily each year, and now has a first-class herd to offer Tlio herd consists mostly of Shorthorns, but there are a few good grade Jerseys.

TOKO SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1917„ NEWTON KING yyiLL sell in his Toko Yards on above date:— HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Sale at 1 o'clock-