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Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. i".. . . ■ ■ ' CARDIFF, MONDAY, JUNE 16, NEWTON KINIG JJAS received instructions from Mr. E. G. Ross, who has cold hia farm, to sell on the property on above date, •WITHOUT RESERVE: 30 DAIRY COWS, Jjrsev, Shorthorn, Holstein cross, expected to calve August-Septemler 2 Jersey heifeis in mill: 1 pedigree Jersey 'heifer 3 2-year Jersey heifer-, in calf 3 yearling heifers, picked 1 2-year Shorthorn b\.ll 1 7-year half-drai:ght mara, quiet, all harness 1 foal by Berlin M-e teolt) 1 f-draught gtlding, quiet, staunch, all harness (slight reserve) Quantity timber and tooling iron, 4 milk cans, 10 gallon copper on legs, milk strainer, s.f. Reid ani Gray plow, disc harrows (good order), tine harrows, 1-ton milk cart (<*ood order), cart harness, Planet Junior, hoe and sower, sledge, giindsione 2 (Stumping jacks, quantity harness and farm implements, etc. WITH SLIGHT P.ESSRVE: 1 Treloar milking machine, vith leleaser and Anderson benzine engine Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 p.m. INCLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. g IN-CALF HEIFERS 40 mixed weaners 40 empty 2-year heifers 17 2-year in-calf heifers 12 empty 2-year htifers, mostly Holstein 3 dairy cows 20 20-month to 2-yesir steers 15 wcaner Shorthorn heifers 20 weaner Shorthorn steers 20 store and forward cows 60 empty ewea 100 lambs Sale at 1 o'clock. ON THE FARM, KELI.Y ROAD, HUIRANGI. THURSDAY, JUNE 19. NEWTON KING H AS „ received instructions from MR. W. NICOLL, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction aj above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 20 GOOD DAIRY COWS August and September calvers 7 selected Jersey heifers, due September and Oetobe: 6 selected Jersey yeartoig heifers .2 good farm horses (all harness) ' 1 trap horse, trap and harness (slight reserve) 15 goats, hack, 8 store pigs, 2 breeding sows, Massey mower, s.f. plough, hillside plough, diBC, tino and chain harrows, spring cart end harness, Methven copper, fowls, harness, 5 milk cans, good heading dog, furniture and all farm sundries. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30. NOTE.—These cows are all grade Jerseys except two, and can be recommended to buyers. LOWGARTH. "~ FRIDAY, "jUNE 20. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from MRS M. M. COATES, who has sold her farm, to sell on the property, on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE: gg DAIRY COWS (ail young), expected to calve August-,Septem-ber 1 Holstein bull 1 Shorthorn bull 1G mixed weaners 30 sheep 1 draught mare, all t arm work (reserve) 1 bay gelding (reserve) ' 1 black filly by Advance, rising 2 years (reserve). ' 3 breeding sows ' 1 Berkshire boar 8 weaner pigs 1 P. and D. s.f. plough, tine harrows, milk cans and buckets, poultry, stumping jack, 1 spring cart, Planet Junior, crowbars, Baws hammer and wedges, portable boiler, Bundry farm tools, etc. Shares in I.owgarth Daily Co. ALSOHousehold furnirure Mrs. Coates's herd originally comprised 74 cows, and they have been culled now down to 53. My agent has inspected these cows, and he states that they are si! young and in tip-top condition, and can recommend them to intending purchasers, For the convenience of buyers any stock purchased at this sale can remain on farm ti'l June TO. JOB pRINTINQ NEWS' Jobbing Room hag the facilities for turning out work ex•editimulx, eheajily and Affectively, <