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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AIJCTIOH PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEYS. MANGAOIiAKA BELL BLOCKj THURSDAY, JULY 4. JJAS received instructions from MR. C. WYATT, who ia giving up Dairying, to sell by Public Auction as above tie whole of hi 3 pedigree and grade Jersey cows, as under: iq PEDIGREE COWS 19 grade cows 5 2-year pedigree heifers (springing) 5 grade 2-year heifers (springing) 4 pedigree yearling heifers 4 pedigree yearling bulls 1 3-year pedigree Jersey bull "Petune's Frisky," by Pefcune's Noble" out of "Frisky Rose." NOTE.—The above are a good line of Jerseys. Catalogues of the pedigree cattle are obtainable at any of the auctioneer's offices. Mr. Wyatt, when purchasing the farm from Mr. Batey, took over the Jersey cattle with the place, and he has now a nice line to offer. It is only ill-health that now compels him to relinquish dairying. The grade dairy cows are good and springing. Buyers from south can book seats at Mr. Newton King's offices at Manaia and Kaponga. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. ON THE FARM, TATARAIMAKA.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, NEWTON KING ETAS received instructions from MR. CHARLES HONEYFIELD, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: £0 DAIRY COWS, mostly August calvers 6 2-year Holstein springing heifers 3 3-year well-bred Shorthorn bulls 1 yearling Shorthorn bull by Baron Cornwall $ draught horses, active and staunch 2 express horses / 1 hack 40 lambs 1 6-seater Oakland motor car (reserve) 1 d.f. plough, 2 s.f. ploughs, disc harrows (nearly new), tine harrows, chains and Whipple trees, 30cwt. express and harness, 1 light block dray, 150 Rimu posts, 50 Puriri posts, quantity firewood, harness, fowls, 10 cases benzine, quantity o.s. chaff, copper and stand, household furniture consisting of suite, chesterfield and chairs to match, three double bedsteads, two single bedsteads, chests drawers, duchess sets, book case and 80 good books, good hanging lamp, mangel tables and all household furniture and farm sundries.

Luncheon Provided. NOTE.—These cows are of nice quality, all young and in fine condition, and very heavily culled. The herd contains a big number of good young grade JorBeys and Holsteins, well worthy of the attention of dairymen wishing to fill up their herds. ON THE FARM, BARRETT ROAD, OMATA. THURSDAY, JULY 11. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from MR. N. MILLER, whose lease has expired, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE! DAIRY COWS, in calf to purebred Shorthorn bull, due July and August (15 Shorthorn, 6 Holstein and 17 grade Jerseys) 1 purebred Shorthorn bull 15 mixed -2year cattle 23 yearling heifeis (Shorthorn aad Jersey) 4 yearling bulls 1 good f-draught gelding, 4 years (all harness) 2 farm horses I chestnut gelding (harness or saddle) 1 breeding sow 4 store pigs 220 feet half-inch piping, 82 feet three-quarter-inch and inch piping, 50 fowls, 20 ducks, horse rake, hay tedder, express, pole and harness, spring tip cart and harness, gig and harness, dray and other harness, 2 saddles and bridles, pig net, troughs, race and barrels, scalding troughs, 4 horse rugs, 8 milk cans, separator and cream cans, chain harrows and all farm sundries. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12,30. NOTE.—These cows are a good young lot that have been very heavily culled by Mr. Miller. The quality is right, and they should do wonderfully well this coming season, as they are in good heart. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND CALFSKINS, •JOE above Valuations will be held at Newton King's Wool Store, Stratford, every four weeks. Next sale Tuesday, June 26. Adwcn Cards and l.Voeia on applieafEWTOar KSKO, Btaatfo*'\