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Taranaki Daily News, 11 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION ON THE FARM, PUNGAREHO. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, NEWTON KING "AS received instructions from Mr. ! " James Rutherford, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE 39; DAIRY COWS 22 springing 2-year heifers (all from picked cows) 25 yearling heifers (picked) 5 yearling steers 1 pedigree Ayrshire bull 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull 4 plough horses (all work) Large quantity household furniture, and sundries On account of Alex Kahn (sharemilker (with slight reserve): 1 L.K.G. milking machine, 5-cow plant with releaser (one season's use). 6 25-gallon milk cans Luncheon at 11 a.m. Sale at 12 noon. ' cows are a fine line of grade Jerseys, nearly all young, and in first-class condition. Mr. Rutherford has been dairying for twenty years, and for the last ten years has always kept purebred bulls. The majority of the herd are his own breeding. Cars will run from Manaia and Kaponga the morning of the sale. ON THE FARM, WAITARA. THURSDAY, JUNE 13. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mr. C. L. Kasper, who has sold his farm and is relinquishing dairying, to sell by public auction as above: g£ GOOD DAIRY COWS, early calvers 2 purebred 3-year Shorthorn bulls 2 good milk cart horses 3 yearling draught horses 1 pony hack 30 yeai-lirc heifers Melotte separator (new and complete) Spring cart and harness (good), 0foot hay rake, Adriance mower, Adriance drill, Reid and Gray s.f. plough, Reid and Gray sledge on wheels, sledge, two-horse whipple-trees, bull chain, machine grinder, 2 ladders (12ft), 2 sets harness, 2 concrete water troughs (400 gallons), 50 good nosts, 9 milk cans, 2 concrete pig troughs, 4 milk barrels, 5 calf and pig troughs, windlass (complete).

Luncheon Provided. NOTE.—Mr. Kasper is going right out of dairying, so that the above live and dead stock wiil be sold Without Reserve. The cows are a young line, and in gpod condition. The implements are all practically new. WAIWAKAIHO SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 14. NEWTON KING r AS received instructions from MR GEORGE MITCHELL, Mangorei, to sell as above, without reserve, the whole of his Pedigree and Grade Dairy Cows, consisting of: |Q PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS 17 grade Jersey cows 12 Shorthorn dairy cows Sale at 2 p.m. Catalogues on Application. RATAPIKO-TARIKI and INGLE WOODPURANGI. J)AILY J\£OTOR gERVICE. TIMETABLE AND FARES. a.m. Single. Return. Ratapiko (dept.) 7.45 Tariki 8.11 Norfolk Road ... S 4 Inglewood (arr.) 3.0 Kaimata 10.2 i Tarata 11.0 8.15 3/S 45 2/6 S».O 4/6 10.20 2/C Purangi (arrive) 12.45 S/6 It!Tarata 2 0 5/6 8/Kaimata 2.40 7/- 10/Tnglewood (arr.) 3.0 8/6 15/Norfolk Road .. 3.45 2/- 3/Tariki 4.0 3/0 4/6 Ratapiko (arr.) 4.45 4/6 6/All parcels and messages left at George Gudgeon's Garage (Inglewood) will receive every attention. For further particulars apply to thf proprietor. All goods carried at leasonable rates. J. JACOBSEN. "AWERA-APUNAKE MOTOR BUS SERVICE. i, MOURIE, IfMUtto.