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Taranaki Daily News, 26 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON *THE FARM, "BOYtfQN,* JD&AII< FRIDAY. JUNK 27. NEWTON KING ITAS received instructfang from Mr. P, 6. SOLE, who has sold hi* fattn, to sell by public auction as tfbove, WITHOUT RESEKfIEs li«J CHOICE DAIRY COWS 34 selected 2J to 'Jswiift Shorthorn and Holstein springing heifera 'fcM 4 cows in full milk pj \ 4-year pedigree Mtorthafti Inili bred by Messrs. H Turnbuß Son. 8 yearling Shorthorn bulls * ><j 13-year grade Shorthorn bull ..< ; j 2 2-year grade Shorthorn bulk ,#J 30 Shorthorn yearlings (good)j ji 2 sows with Utters , ;jA 45 fat sheep ' ;, j 11 store pigs, 2-year Berkshire 2 18-month steers, 4 half to 'i quarter-draught geldings, 1 three* quarter-draught mate,; 1 4-year _,|M mare, 2 school ponies, 17 milk «aß| 3 iron skim-milk tanks, tank, 2 ■t&eks oaten sheaf (about 20 tons), disc, t&V and chain harrows, 9-coulter Moj^o> drill, Cambridge roller, concrete lawn roller, Duncan 6-foot cultivator, «Lf., s.f., and hillside ploughs, com crasher (hand or power),, milk waggon carry; 13 cans, heavy waggon,, spring dray, drn y. gig and all farm harness, 2 chil. dren's riding pads, fowls, salting" troughs, eating and seed potatoes, farm sundries, tools and a quantity of good, household furniture. Also With Slight ' 4 h.p. benzine engine in perfect order 1 waggonette gig Goodwill of W.C.SJ&. Lease-SBS acres, section 3, Block XL Cape S.D., Upper Funiho road, 19 years to run. Rental,.,£2o pej{ LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 11 a.m AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.-h*# . repfe* sentative has inspected this herd and can recommend them to dairymen. They are a very fine line of big-framed' Shorti horn cows in magnificent condition, and are all springing right down. The first cows come in on July 1. The heifers are a first-class line, well worthy oft tion. The implements are all in splendid order. Motors will run from Eaponga and Manaia on the morning of tale. Please book seats.

ON THE FARM, WAREA* WEDNESDAY, JULY'S. NEWTON KING WAS received instructions front Mr\ j A. Clothier, who has sold his farm, to soil hy public auction as above;; WITHOUT RESERVES JJQ SHORTHORN DAIRY 0088 30 rising 2»year dairy heifers -j(M< own breeding), 10 2-year steers 30 weaners 2 Shorthorn bulls! 5 good farm horsfei 3 hacks I boy's pony 30 in-lamb ewes 1 2J h.p. Watt enghiw Saw bench (new), U-coulter McDof- > mick drill, slag drill, milk waggon, spring dray, d.f. plough, sf. plough, disc and chain har* rows, 7-team weighing machine N (Fairbanks),,2o milk cans, end- , less chain, swingletrees, block - ' and chains, 3 sets cart .V ; . geese, ducks, fitftytfium i&X dries -»& SloAehsM'tL furniture, . ~; >?' T WITH "Ford 5-seater motor car Sing-le4ea,te*, '■'■ v?' Lupcheoa|StoTided. &, SALE j£n3S SHABfc ' . j N.pTE.-These.cowfl are all and include about 40 registered eo*s,%Ut *""" these are in calf to nc*-regiftteMdiliull«j Mr. Clothier tjie' Shorthorn .for 30 years, his 0'" "'**'' ''" coming from the old-establ Farm Heid. Bit? helfet^havfcifc:: , years been in Jjfea,t almahd;,m Bou<tf [Tarawa. .Buyers can'lttenoKfiiie sale kf on' Ifo>moirrfte of ealei "' fa . t' NEWTON HEgp , ;;'* . : .^WOOLBROr^R. GOVERNMENT OP "* WOOL held at WATTARA throughout tfie year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC offered every four week* «t; 5 STRATFORD. ''< | NEXT SALE-June 24 ( ■ .jj Consignments must arHva, ty.JVMay •! previous. Advise Cards and LaWi on '"•' appUcation, ; ;