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Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY ATTCtlOir. ON THE FARM, 'TU3YtiON, e QSA& . , ( FRIDAY, JUNK 27, "" , NEWTON KINQ JJAS received instruction* from-Mh Ej • G. SOLE, whp has sold Us fog, to sell by public auction as above,' ''. \ WITHOUT RESEBVE* 93 CHOICE' DAIRY COWS r j $4 Belected 2} to 3-ye'ar JtfSe'JV" Shorthorn and Holstain ing hewers 4 cows in full milk '■ I 4-year pedigree ■ .ShorffieSU bred by Messrs. K, Turabnl^ut Son. • -^*Bl ' ' ''' 8 yearling Shorthorn bulla 1 3-year grade Shorthorn'bull ~ i■. 2 2-year grade -Shorthorn bulls 30 Shorthorn yearlings "(good). v r 2 sows with litters' 45 fat sheep . , ( 11 store pigs, 2-year Berkshire., 2 18-month steers, 'i half to tfaifg; quarter-draught geldings, 1 thing; quarter-draught mare, 1 i-year *gS mare, 2 school poniee, 17 mWy eaaZyg ! iron skim-milk tanks, ijiank, 2 \ oaten sheaf (abo«fcWttwia),djsci tfye'\ and chain harrows, 9-coulter Mon&jr drill, Cambridge roller, concrete *lewn, roller, Duncan 6-foot cultivator, if., s.f., and hillside ploughs, corn orußher (hand or power), milk waggon carry, 13 cans, heavy waggon, spring dray, dray, gig and all farm harness, I cWI« drcn's riding pads, fowls, salting troughs, eating and seed potatoes, farm sundries, tools and a quantity of good;h household furniture. ' ■ < ■ Also j With Slight Reserve— " 4 h.p. benzine engine in parfebJ order *' 1 waggonette gig % Goodwill of W.C;S.R. Lease 35$ acres, section 3, Block XL Cage S.D., Upper Puniho road, HO years to ru«. ,Bs»tal, pu> annum. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. A Sale at 11 , s AUCTIONEER'S NOXE.-My representative has inspected this herd. and can recommend them to dairymen. They are a very fine line of big-framed Shorts, horn cows in magnificent condition* tad are all springing right down.. The 'first cows come in on July 1, The heifers tM a first-class well worthy of intpec tion. The implements are all in ipl&did order. Motors will run from and Manaia on the morning of sale. Please book seats.

MATAPU, \ :f , THURSDAY, JUNE 26.1 . t NEWTON KINO \ JJAS received instructions fromiSlLJli j HIGAN, who has gold Lis fimn, to ' sell 011 the property on above dat^ WITHOUT RESERVE* gg DAIRY COWS, Jersey and fNfStff Shorthorn cross, expected to, calve July-August 2 2-year in-calf heifers • ' i Friesiait bull I? pedigree draught maro. 1 three-quarter-draught mare (gooj worker) 1 half-draught mare (any harness)' 1 gig and stock pony . - ! 1 convertible d.f. plough, diso and tripod harrows, 1 M.H. mower, 1 hag sweep, eleven-coulter M.B. drill (good as new), saddle and bridle, 1 -long, shafter gig, 1 tip milk dray, 1 milk, waggon (good as new), 1 roller, set. four-horse gear, hay take, chafiriittor (hand" or pofror), tultiva- » lor, weed cleaner, 1 Amdwir, wopsV cut saws, wedg«R, harness, block dray, jJikrftesji,; harness,., waggon aud tics', sundry Jmrness, i milk- -cans ; »miik ' cooler; Bhoo{! . to^l^.,.

AbSU;!, j , -'! v Houi?liold fih-nituw^friflife Shares- «i p.ftny -. (fflserve) " - 1 o'ciof??, ■r r. »* -> X< ■.. The above is an comprising Jerany >.. .ntf oonditjon, of a very- good showing very forward -"lAbbirE .'0 are duo to calve jn August. dates of f£l lie given at sale. J, oows i 6 silr Tollows.' -.1017-18 oston juik. . .. .. Mid last season tire number of flows milked "t was 8 less, and the average ta*t for tltls season was 4.0, The herd has been culled ' Heavily every year, and can be recom- - mended with the greatest confidence to < clients. ' - ■ ,j ■ , M ' ' ' ' '.-.,' qilwtM:.-« piN SoS c l mER ' **''»• »*» m U<n.„* • ' " y° u W*»t to go to bit'll Mountain or anywhere tin, Bfjfi rS l Competent driven. Sosd itfmf ' jjj