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Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION unreserved dispersal sale 0$ pedigree jersey cattle. rahotu saleyard&, wednesdayTXugust 8, NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr'. Henry Sfconex to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE 11 pedigree Jersey cows 3 2-year pedigree Jersey heifers 2 pedigree yearling Jersey heifers 1 pedigree 10-year Jersey bull 2 2-year pedigree Jersey bulk 4 yearling pedigree Jersey bulla 0 grade dairy cows

Sale at one o'clock,; NOTE.—Mr. Stonex has, since he commenced breeding, always been particularly careful in his selection of bulls to head his small herd, and has built up a very choice little line that would attract attention wherever displayed. The condition is good and it is only owing to failing health that Mr. Stonex has decided to dispose of the whole herd without reserve. Intending buyers are requested to book seats at Mr Kind's

ON THE FARM, WAITARA WEST, thuksdayTaugust 8. NEWTON KING J-JAS received instructions from Mrs, E. V, Mercer, who has sold her farm, to sell by Public Auction .as above:— ; 15 dairy cows, 3rd and 4th calvers 4 springing heifers 4 yearling heifers 1 grade Jersey bull, 2 milk cart horses, spring trap and harness, disc and tine harrows, nearly new Duncan s.f. plough, whippletrecs, and chains, large trough, 4 milk cans and strain.Section S, Block 58, Waitara Household Furniture of a 6-rioined house. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. WAIYVAKAIHO YARDS. ' ~

«FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. NEWTON KING yyiLL sell as above, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Sfock Auctioneers' Association:— , 50 store and forward cows 20 in-calf heifers 80 mixed yearlings 30 springing cows and heifers 50 ewes in lamb Sale at one o'clock.

NEWTON KINO JJ-AS received instructions from Mr. Geo. T.ooney, in order to close the estate of the lute Mr. J. J. Looney, to sell by public auction, at the Mart, New ■Plymouth on Saturday, August 11, at 2 p.m.:— Tho Freehold Farm, containing 118 acres 1 rood 5 perches more or less, being parts of sections 13, U and 30 Oakura Disl'" ' gether with dwelling h,ouse and; other buildings thereon For particulars- and conditions of sala apply to Messrs Roy and Nicholson, 93 Brougham Street, New Plymouth, Solicitors to the Vendor, or to the Auc-

DISPERSAL SALE OF SILVER PARK REGISTERED PEDIGREE & GRADE MILKING SHORTHORNS. THUSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1917. NEWTON KING [AS received instructions from Mr. 1. •1. Cowling, who has sold his farm, sc. on the farm, <Puntho Road:— . WITHOUT RESERVE . 30 registered Shorthorn cows 14 registered Shorthorn heifers 10 pedigree 2-year Shorthorn heilera 3 pedigree-yearling Shorthorn heifers 4 pedigree Shorthorn, hulls ■2O grade Shorthorn cows and hoik ers 10 colored heifers 70 mixed sheep. Porkers, horse, gig and harness, spring dray, tools, plougL Harvey cans, 5 cwt. gal Wised screws and washers, 4 cwt nails and staples, piles,- rata gates, hinges, saddles, wedges, fowls, trees nnd chains, saws, pot" toes and sundries.

WITH RESERVE, ALL NEW, 1 ton roofing iron and ridging, 100 ft foot rusticating, 1000 feet flooring, 1000 feet rough lining, ?00Q feet mixed timber. Luncheon at 11 a.m. Sale at 12 noon sharp. This herd is headed by the famous Shorthorn bull Baron Cornwall, purchased from Mr. J. C. Wright, of Ma.tapu, bred by the New Zealand Government at the Wcraroa Experimental Farm. His dam Sweet Briar, gave 11 -> 4751b of milk and 4251b of butterfat ia the season. Cars will leave my Kaponga and Ma* naja offices on the morning of sale. Intending purchasers are requested to boot; seat*