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Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. SCOTT ROAD. OKAIAWA, MONDAY, JUNE 23. NEWTON KING "ETAS received instructions from MR. A. E. WATKINS, who lias sold his Scott Road (Okaiawa) farm, to Bell on the. property on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE: 10Q GRADE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, nearly all 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, expected to calve JulyAugust, a few in September 17 grade Jersey weaner heifers 2 farm horses 1 pony 1 billy goat 4 fat sheep 2 sows with litters 1 breeding sow 6 store pigs 1 d.f. plough, 1 single-lever plough, 1 s.f. plough, disc harrows, 1 scoop, root pulper, cultivator, 1 gig, 1 buggy, 1 McCormack reaper and binder, 2 milk waggons, grindstone, swinglebars, 1 pony mower, 1 tumbler rake, 20 milk cans, whey vats, pig troughs, 1 set Avery's scales, 1 Stuart horse clipper, quantity of useful sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 4-h.p. Lister engine 1 extra size Harkness pump Factory shares Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncfieon Provided. ' My agent has made a personal inspection of Mr. Watkins's herd, and states that they are in the best oi condition, all second, third and fourth calvers, with the exception of seven, which are a little older. They are good typical dairy sorts, and all well marked Jersey colors. They are in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls, and all showing well. Any farmer desirous of getting good grade Jersey cows can with every confidence attend this sale. Cars will leave my Kaponga, Manaia, Hawera and Stratford branches at 10 o'clock on morning of sale, and clients are requested to please book seats early. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF PEDIGREE AND REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORN ' CATTLE QORNWALIT pARK, MATAPU. TUESDAY, JUNE 24 NEWTON KING ETAS received instructions from J. C. WRIGHT, Esq., to sell by public auction, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: A<y PEDIGREE AND REGISTERED COWS IK PEDIGREE AND REGISTERED TWO-YEAR HEIFERS IS PEDIGREE WEANER HEIFER CALVES 11 PEDIGREE AND REGISTERED BULLS g GRADE SHORTHORN COWS (nearly purebred). Catalogues on dpplication. Luncheon Provided Sale at 12 noon. . Cars will run from' Ngaere, Hawera, Kaponga, and Stratford nt 9 o'clock on the morning of the sale. A car will leave Okato also at 9 o'clock. Will intending buyers please book seats.

ON THE FARM, WELD ROAD, . OAKURA THURSDAY, JWE 26 , NEWTON KING / JLJAS received instructions from Mr. G. G. Grover, who lias* sofd Ills farm, to sell by public auction zi above, WITHOUT RESERVE: Y2 dairy COWS 19 2-year in-c*lf lieifirs 6 store cows 2 Jersey bulla 35 Jersey 1 yearling heifers 7 half to full draugfii- 'horse? Steel Queen discs, tine-and chain harrows, 1 Cambridge roller, Reid and Gray drill, Booth Macdonaid d.t plough, Horneby g.f. plough, big 4 MjCormick iriower, <McC<rmiek hay rakj, 6-bottle Babcock teste.', milk waggon, spring cart, tip dray milk cr.ns, 4horse block and pulleys, gear, chains, tools and all farm sundries. Luncheon Pro/ided. Sale at 12 moil -NOTE.—Mr. Grover has been bleeding from good Jersey bulls uow for a good number of years, and always kapt only the best of the heifers foi himself. Th's herd now contains a good proportion of good-framed x grade Jerseys, which arc practically all springing Sout'a Taranaki dairymen should; n-Jlsiniss the opportunity. Care will ruu front Kagonga