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Taranaki Daily News, 16 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION, RAWHITIROA. TUESDAY, JUNE 17. IMPORTANT SALE OP PEDIGREE $ HIGH GRADE FRIEBIANS, NEWTON KING. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE N.2. LOAN & MERCANBUH AGKNCY CO., LTD. JIAS received instruction* from MB, JOHN WALSH to Bell on the pro* perty on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE » Jog HIGH-GRADE FRIEPIAN COWf (2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers) 2 pedigree Priesian cows 1 cow in full profit WITH SLIGHT RESERVE} ' gQ CHOICE 3-YEAR IN-CALF BED?/ ERS, including 2Q high-grade, Friesians 15 3-year in-calf Jersey cross heifer^ IS 2-year in-calf Jersey cross heiferf 2 pedigree yearling Fneaian heifer* 1 pedigree 4-year Friesian bull 1 pedigree 2 -year Friesian bull (Lord Mel de Kol). 1 pedigree yeariins; Friesian bull 1 pedigree 3-year Friesian bull j 15 grade bulls, ont of above henf 4 farm horses (good 1 gig mare , , 4 hacks (good) 1 pony 2 unbroken 3-year-old horses 100 fat and forward sheep ; 20 young stor.i cow» 15 2-year steers CO yearling steers 1 A.W.R. 5-cow milking plant with releaser aid benzine engine ill M good order Sale at 11 a in. * Luncheon Provided Our agents have inspected the above" herd, and they say they ari. without exception, the finest line of Friesian crosi cattle they have seen, being all young, good colors, good condition and showing forward in calf, and can be recommended to intending purchasers with the great-. C3t confidence. Cars will leave Slratford Hawora, Ma< naia and Kaponga branches at 9 o'clock: lon the morning o' the sab Intending purchasers are requested to book rati early. ON THE FARM, PUNDIO.f WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, NEWTON KING JJAS received inslruc't'ons from Wells and Butler, whe have sold their farm, to sell by publij auction a| ■ above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 130 DAIRY < OWS « mM t Short* horn 8 store cows 32 2 and 3-year springing heiferß 50 mixed Shorthorn weaners" 4 Shorthorn bulls (good) \ 4 farm horses i* 6-cow milking machine. releaser 3000 feet timber D.f. plough, s.f. plough, Cambridge roller, ciain, tripod and disc harrows, new cultivator, one-borse cultivator, small drill, 3-ton waggon heavy dray, spring dray, light-tip dray, 18 milk cans, 80-gallon Melocte separator, 50 sacks good seed cats, 3 tons basioeup-. er and bonodiist, 40 hens, 30 fat sheep, 2 breeding sows, 5 store p;gs, 12 weau-. er pigs, iarge quantity good household furniture, and all farm sundries, luncheon Provided. Sale at 10.30 a.m. NOTE.—The attention of Taranaki dairymen is specially directed to this sale. The cows and heifers are practic ally all Shorthorn, in fine condition, and include 28 registered Milking Shorthorns, transfers of which will be available to the purchasers on the day of the sale. Motor cars will run from South Tanw naki on the morning of tfie sale.' In. tending buyers are requested, to book seats at any of the MicHoneorVj offices. - ON THE FARM, KELT t ROAD HUIRANGI. ; , THURSDAY, .JTJNE.IB. Newton mm JJAS received instructions from .'IHC . W. NICOLL, who hija sold his farm, to sell by public auction a* above, WITHOUT RESERVE: „ 29 GOOD DAIRY COWS Atig^J September calvers ;.,, ; ; i; 7 selected Je.sey lieifeßs,. due«-Seai tember and Octdbo: ,: -.'. 5 selected Jersey yearifngAeifsw 2 good farm horses (all f 1 trap horse, .trajMßi-iownOM (.Might reserve) 15 goats, hack. 8 stora pigs, 8 breeding sows, Masscy mower, s.f. plough, hillside plough, disc, tine and chain harrows, spring cart, end harnes.-, Methven copper, fowls, ha; ness, 5 milk cans, good heading dog, furniture and all farm sundries. Luncheon Provided. NOTE.—These caws are all grade Jer- '$ seys except two, and can be recommend- •; ed to buyers. j