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Taranaki Daily News, 6 May 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION, ON THK FARM, YVAITOITQI, thcrsday, may a ;» NEWTON~KING "■'." LTAS received instructions from Ml. Sydney J. Sutton, who has sold his [arm, to sell by Public Auction as above, absolutely without reserve: 46 CHOICE JERSEY,DAIRY COWS. July to September cat vera 0 pedigree Jersey cows 1 pedigree Jersey heifer 3 pedigree Jersy bulls 1 2-year pedigree Jersey bull 13 choice in-calf heifers 2 5-year heavy farm horses 1 8-year spring cart mare--1 8-year spring cart gelding 1 8-year good stock hoTse Pedigree Jersey Cows: "Manganui" 5414, by "Soumise Jack —"Jersey Queen Bth," calved June, 1915. "Princess D" 3733, by "King of Jersey Holme"~"Decima," calved August 21, 1914. "Campanile's Leaflet" 2053, by "Cam" panic's Sultan" "Leaflet," calved September 27, 1911. "Extra Catalogue" 3732, by "Surplus —Campanile's Leaflet," calved June 1, MIX "Urenui Queen,'' by "Frisky Campanile"—"Tinsel." "Tinsel Surplus," by "Surpluß": "Tinsel." "Oaklea's Bluebell" 2750, by "Dalesman Jack"—"lsabella," calved September 11, 1912. "Lucky's Favorite" 4277, by "Exile of Oaklands"—"Lucky Lasß," calved September S, 1914. "Rose's Speck," 4282, by "Exile of Oaklands"—"Jersey Bank Rofle," calved January 16, 1915. 3-bucket Ridd milking machine with 4-h.p. Lister engine (slight reserve) 5-seater Dodge motor car (slight reserve) 1 breeding; sow, disc, tine, chain and tripod harrows, Hornaby binder, hay rake, 3 s.f. ploughs, d.f. plough, grain crusher, monitor seed drill with double discs. swingle trees, 7 sets chains and running gear, 2 grind i stones, McCorniick knife grinder, circuI lar saw with rip saws, circular cooler and vat, power water pump and tank, hand or power Melotte separator, milk arid cream cans, steel and wood pulleys, quantity belting, shafting piping and timber, 7 tons carbonate of lime, half ton basic super, horse and cow rugs, 1 good milk waggon, spring cart and waggon harness, spring cart, spray pump., fowls and ducks, hillside plough, lawn mower, and a large quantity of farm tools and sundries all in good order. ALSO: All Household Furniture and Effects, including: Bedroom and drawing room suites, single bedroom, suite, large extension table, oak writing- desk, oak sideboard. English piano (slight reserve) Singer sewing machine, 3 carpet squares, mats, crockery and sundries. Luncheon Provided. Sa?.e at 11.30 a.m. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.-This herd is one that I can thoroughly recommend. The cows are very well known in the district, having always held the top position at the Waitoitoi Factory. They arc all young, and air. Sutton will graze for buyers free of charge to June 1. Farmers looking for a few choice Jerseys with records should not miss this opportunity.

KAItOTU, MAY 10. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from 51 Charles Jeffrie?, to sell by auction at his yards on Friday, May 10: HIS PROPERTY on the Tawu Road (off Kahili Road). LOT I.—Consisting of sections 148, 147, 104 and 105, Block I, Opunake S.D., containing 40 acres. LOT 2.—Sections 170, 171, 172, 173, containing 70 acres, all in grass. Both properties are ring-renced and well watered. Lot 1 is divided into 2 paddocks, and is all level and 10 acres have been ploughed and grassed. Lot 2 consists of good grazing flats and easy rolling land. Both properties are within easy distance of Rahotu (about three-quarters oi a mile and a mile and a quarter respectively). Tenure is W.C. S.R. Lease 1802 Act, with perpetual right of renewal Sale at 2 o'clock. HAHOTU YARDS FBIDAY,~MAY 10. NEWTON KING YyiLL sell as above: 150 HEAD MIXED CATTLE 20 f.m. ewes Sale at 1 o'i