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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1919, Page 8

BALES BY AUCTION. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION ' AS BELOW: FARNHAM BROS.' CLEARING SALE. TATARAIMAKA. ijmiS Sale, advertised for TUESDAY, July 1, lias been postponed. NEWTON KING. HAYMARKET SALE, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, JUNE 28. 25 stores 1 milk cart and harneii 1 gig 80 sheets roofing iron Quantity £-inch piping Pump and piping SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. ON MR. F. H. JELLYMAN'S FARM, FRANKLEY ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY, JUNE 28, NEWTON KING. TIAS received instructions from MR. A. J. CARTER (late of Ngaere), to sell by public auction as above, absolutely without reserves gg DAIRY COWS On account of Mr. F. H. Jellyman, with slight reserve: 2 well-bred Shorthorn bulls 1 pedigree Jersey bull 11 milk cans, 9-coulter drill, set of tine harrows, 4-cow Ridd releaser plant with 2i-h.p. Lister engine, spring cart, express, disc harrow 3, set spring cart harness and farm sundries. NOTE.—-Mr. Carter purchased some weeks ago Mr. Jellyman's dairy herd. He was to take delivery on June 20, but in the interval his Ngaere farm has been sold, and therefore this herd must be sold. These cows will show a wonderful improvement' on South Taranaki country, and should be worthy of the attention of buyers from those parts. Sale at 12.30 p.m. ON THE FARM, COWLING ROAD, WESTOWN. MONDAY, JUNE 30, NEWTON KING TAS received instructions from Mr. R. I. Baddeley, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction as above without reserve:— 1Q JERSEY-HOLSTEIN cows, all young and in good condition 4 2-ycar Holstein heifers I pedigree Jersey bull "Protector" 7 weaner heifers 1 weaner" bull 2 farm horses (both guaranteed), Reid and Gray s.f. Plough, Manure, Harrows, J ton Slag, Tyne harrows, Trap and Harness,' Spring Cart and Harness, stumping jack, all farm stools and all farm sundries. Also household furniture and effects. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. ON THE FARM, OAONUL SATURDAY, JULY 5. NEWTON KING TIAS ' received instructions from MR. H. G. MUIR, who has sold his fann, to sell by public auction as above, Without Reserve, the whole of his Stud and Grade Friesian Cattle as follows: Q PEDIGREE FRIESIAN COWS 3 pedigree Friesian yearling heifers 2 pedigree Friesian yearling heifers 1 pedigree Friesian bull, 3 years, Abbekerk Johanna Piete No. 1634, bred by Mr. W. Remnant, Palmerston North 19 choice dairy cows, Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein cross and in calf to pedigree Holstein bull 7 fat and forward cows 20 yearlings 2 springing heifers, 2 empty heifers, 2 half-draught horses, bay gelding by Albert Chevalier, good all-round horse (slight reserve), 9-coulter drill, s.f. plough, 10-blade disc harrows, tripod harrows, hay rake, mower, spring cart 'and harness, gig and harness, block dray, copper and stand, cans, tester, farm sundries and fowls, ducks, and all household furniture and sundries. Luncheon Provided. , Sale at 12.30 o'clock. NOTE.—Catalogues of the Friesian cattle arc available from the auctioneer's offices. All the pedigree cattle but one, and the young cattle, were bred by Lovelock Bros., and have nearly all the blood of the three leading C.O.M. sires of the 7 day—King Segis Wild Rose Homestead, 2, Cliffside Laddie and King Manor de Kol. i- Eleven cows were culled out of this herd last season. Will intending buyers n please book seats at Mr.. King's Offices,