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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, WAITARA. THURSDAY, JUNE 13, newton"king . JJAS received instructions from Mr. 0L. Kasper, who has sold his farm and is relinquishing dairying, to sell by public auction as above: gl GOOD DAIRY COWS, early calreti 2 purebred 3-year Shorthorn bull' 2 good milk cart horses 3 yearling draught horses 1 pony hack 30 yearling heifers Melotte separator (new and mm* plete) 2 windmills Spring cart and harness (good), 9* foot hay rake, Adriance mover, Adriance drill, Reid and Gray sA plough, Reid and Gray sledge on wheels, sledge, two-horse whipple-trees, bull chain, machine grinder, 2 ladders (12ft), 2 sets troughs (400 gallons), 60 good posts, 9 milk cans, 2 concrete pig troughs, 4 milk barrels, S calf and pig troughs, windlass (complete). Sale at 12.30. NOTE.—Mr. Kasper is going right out of dairying, so that the above lire ani dead stock will be sold Without Reserve The cows are a young line, and in gooa condition. The implements are all practically new. ON THE FARM, PUNGAREHU. MONDAY, JUNE 17. NEWTON KING H AS . received instructions froua M. A Mouldey, who has sold his farm, to a sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE three-quarter bred Jersey cows 4 three-quarter bred Heifers in calf (good) 4 pedigree Jersey cows, in calf to Belvedere Bilberry's Last 1 pedigree Jersey yearling heifer (empty) . , _ ~ 2 pedigree Jersey yearling bulls by Belvedere Bilberry's Last 10 three-quarter bred Jersey yearling heifers (choice) 2 yearling heifers (empty) ■ 1 pedigree bull, Belvedere Last 3 milk cart marss, broken all-har-ness 1 heavy draught mare, stinted to Heather Jcek 15 lambs Spring dray and harness, light wag-, gon with pole and shafts, double seated buggy, pole and shafts,, with double harness (good Order), gig harness, J-ton basil super manure) single furrow lever plough, Duncan hay ralw, Bft tripod harrows, 1 set disc harrows, 2 sets 2-horse swingletrees, plough chains, one Kauri scalding tub, milk cans, buckets, crow bar, lfl-gallon Domo separator, one foui>bottle Babcock tester, sample bottles and aeicssories, one 12-gallon Unique i' >:,pev, lawn mower, churn, wash ;übj and 'baths, wash boards, purebred Leghorn fowls, ducks, geese and cattle dog. 5 shares Taranaki Meat Co. Slight Reserve on Pedigree Cattle, Bugp» and Shares. ALSO Household Furniture

Luncheon from 10 to 13. Sale at 12 noon. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The abom cattle are a line that I can recommend to •Jersey dairymen with confidence. Mr. Mouldey's factory test for the last two years has been on an average two to three points above the best at the Pungarehu factory. Cars will run from Kaponga and Manaiu on the morning o' sale. ON THE FARM, WAREA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE'I9.. NEWTON~ KINd JJAS received instructions from MRS. B. TOBIN, who has sold her farm, to sell by public auction, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: SHORTHORN DAIRY COWS, most, ly 3rd and 4th calvers 8 3-year in-calf Shorthorn heifert 7 2-year in-calf Shorthorn heifer* 1 5-year Shorthorn bull 2 20-month Shorthorn bulla 20 mixed weaners 1 half-draught milk cart horse (good) 1 trap mare, I 3-year filly (unbroken), spring cart and harness (10 months' use), gig and! harness, 2 horse covers, milk covers, milk cans, saddle, farr sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 piano 1 sewing machine Luncheon Provided Sale at 12.30. I*OTE. Mrs. Tobin lias Been farming at Warea for twenty yeara, and tliis i her first clearing sale.