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Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1918, Page 8

SAlis BY AUCTION ON THE FARM, TATAtfAIMAKA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1% NEWTON KINO JJAS received instructions worn MR W, GEORGE, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction on the farm, as above, without reserve: DAIRY COWS in milk and spring'' ing 1 stove cow 16 weaners 3 yearling Jersey bull* I 3-year Jersey bull 14 store pigs ' C wenner pigs Massey-Harria liayrake, MasseyHarris Disc 3, McCormick Mow-* er, d.f. plough, chain harrows* tine harrows, spring tip drgft milk cans WITH SLIGHT RESERVE* 1 4-cow Ridd milking machine ]>IlM LUNCHEON PROVIDED. . ' Sale at 12 o'clock.; , NOTE. —These cows are mostlj and in fair condition, and are p&ffitlj Jerseys. WAIWAKAIHO ANNUAL BULL FADSj THURSDAY, OCTOBER If, NEWTON KINO \yiLL hold his Annual Bull tfSta'S? above, and will offer: 225 comprising: II pedigree 2-year Shorthorns 7 pedigree yearling Shorthornt I pedigree 3-year Shorthorn 1 pedigree 5-year Shorthorn 36 grade yearling Shorthorn 34 grade 2-year Shorthorns 2 grade 3 to 4-year Shorthorns 10 pedigree yearling Holstein Frle

7 pedigree 2-year Holstcin Friesians 2 pedigree 3-year Holstein-Friesians 1 pedigree 4-year Holstein-Friesiaa 1 pedigree 5-year Holstein-Frieaian 2 pedigree 0-year Holstein-Friesians 2 pedigree 6-year Holstein-Friesians 2 pedigree 7-year Holstein-Friesians 10 grade 2-year Holstein Friesians 2 giv.de yearling Holstein Friesians S3 pedigree yearling Jerseys 30 pedigree 2-year Jerseys ' 3 pedigree 3-year Jerseys 4 pedigree 4-year Jerseys 3 pedigree 5-year Jerseys 8 grade yearling and 2-vear Jerseys 1 pedigree (i-year Ayrs-iire 7 pedigree Shorthorn Ivlls, 2 years, by Edward's Dairyman und Netlierby Prince 7 pedigree yearling Shorthorn lmlls by Edward's Dairyman and NaIhcrby Prince Those bulls are all entered in the N Z. Milking Shorthorn Herd Book, and are a very fine line well worthy of inspection. They can be seen on the owner's farm up to Thursday. Their mothers are all first-class dairy cows. 12 good 15-month heiiei a springing cows 20 springing heifers 10 store cows Included in the above arc the following particular* which arrived too late to bj catalogued: On account of Mr. D. F.' Oreenway, Oka to: 1 3-year pedigree Shorthorn bred by R. Turnluill and Soil. • 2 2-year pedigree Shorthorns, bred by R. Turiibull and Son 1 ii-ycar pedigree Shorthorn, bred by N.Z. Government 1 2i year pedigt te Shorthorn, -'by Baron Cornwall 15 grade Shorthorn bulls 1 3-year pedigree Holstein, bred by Mrs. Morrow 3 2-year pedigree Holsteins, bred by Mrs. Morrow ■lO 2-year pedigree Jetseys bred by Messrs. J. C. Davidson and H. B. Lepper 6 2Tyear grade Holsteins

On account of Mr. H. Greig, Pukearune: 6 purebred 15-month Shorthorns, bred by - Mr. J as. Knight, Feilding. r— ■ ENTRIES HAVE NO\v' BEEN CLOSED, .AUCTION EEK S NOTE.—Catalogues contniiii.",',' full particulars of the pedi. grec animals can be obtained at any of my o(ri.'es, or wi.ll be posted on application. The qu;J;ty of all breeds is first-class, and I have confidence in inviting Dairy men to this Fair. Sale commences at 10.45 a.m. Luncheon obtainable at the Yards. ,jjyr E W TON K IN G ' WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAIT ABA throughout tlie year. .SHEEPSKINS & HIDES.. ETC., olTered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT OFFERING—Tuesday, Oct. 15. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels on application. r jpH-E Jersey Cow may be the best lot butterfat—we don't know; but we do know that the Shorthorn ox beef at the Imperial Meat Supply js the best in this world—or any other. eX