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Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE PE PEDIGREE AND REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORN CATTLE QORNW ALL ARK, MATAPU. . r ■ TUESDAY, JUNE 24. NEWTON KING. XT AS received instructions from J. C. WRIGHT, Esq., to sell by public auction, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 4<V PEDIGREE AND REGISTERED COWS |K PEDIGREE AND REGISTERED TWO-YEAR HEIFERS IS PEDIGREE WEANER HEIFER CALVES 11 PEDIGREE AND REGISTERED BULLS GRADE SHORTHORN COWS (nearly purebred). Catalogues on application^ Lunclieon Provided* Sale at 12 nconji 6 MATAPU. THURSDAY, JUNE 26. NEWTON KING JJAS received instruetiqns from MR. R. HIGAN, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, Jersey and Jersey Shorthorn cross, expected to calve July-August 2 2-year in-calf heifers 1 Friesian bull 1 pedigree draught mare 1 three-quarter-draught mare (good ■worker) 1 half-draught mare (any harness) 1 gig and stock pony 1 convertible d.f. plough, disc and tripod harrows, 1 M.H. mower, 1 hay sweep, eleven-coulter M.H. drill (good as new), saddle and bridle, 1 longshafter gig, 1 tip milk dray, 1 milk waggon (good as new), 1 Cambridge roller, set four-horse gear, hay rake, chaffcutter (hand or power), cultivator, weed cleaner, 1 wood saw, crosscut saws, hammer and wedgjs, gig harness, block dray harness, leading harness, waggon and breaking-iu harness, sundry harness, 14 to 25-gallon milk cans, milk cooler, shooting and plunger, farm tools, meat safe, etc. ALSO: Household furniture, including !)- piece drawing-room suite Shares in Mangatoki Dairy Company (reserve). Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. The above is an exceptionally fine herd, comprising Jersey and JerseyShortliorn cross, all >oung and in good conditign, of a very good type, and all showing very forward in calf. About 70 are due to calve in July, balance in August. Expected dates of calving will be given at sale. The returns of butter-fat from these cows is as follows: 1916-17 ... >. 21t)01.021b5. 1917-18 .... 23270.541b5. 1918-19 .. .. 22944.411b5. and last season the number of cows milked was 8 less, and the average test for this season was 4.0. The herd has been culled heavily every year, and can be recommepded with the greatest confidence to clients. ON THE FARM, WELD ROAD, OAKURA. THURSDAY, JUNE 26. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. G G. Grover, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction tic above, WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS 19 2-year in-ctlf heif»re 6 store cows 2 Jersey bulla 35 Jersey yearling heifers 7 half to full draught horses Steel Queen discs, tine and chain harrowß, Cambridge roller, Reid and Gray drill, Booth I%cdona!d d.t'. plough, Hornsby s.f. piough, big Cormick mower, McCormick hay rakj, 6-bottle Babcock teste-, milk waggon, spring cart, tip dray milk cr.ns, 4horse block and pulley?, gear, chains, tools and all farm sundries. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 noon. NOTE.—Mr. Grover lias been breeding from good Jersey bulls i;ow for a gooi number of years, and always kept only the best of the heifers for himself. Th's herd now contains a good proportion of good-framed grade Jcrsrys, which are practically all springing Stijiitsi Taranaki dairymen should nat miss the op■Jß9E9m will nr& Kaoonga