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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1919, Page 8

SAXSti BY AUCTION. \ MONMOUTH ROAD, STRATFORD. I WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, NEWTON KINO JIAS received instructions from xrfr. Z. T. Walker, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on above date: WITHOUT RESERVE: ' 9]_ DAIRY COWS, Shorthorn, Holstein, and Jersey, July-August » calvers B registered Shorthorn cows « registered Shorthorn 2-year heifers s 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull (3 years), No. 6 N.Z.M.S.H.B. 2 Shorthorn bull calves "i 3 Shorthorn heifer calves 2 milk cart mares, 6 and 8 years old, guaranteed \ McCormack mower, 1 hay jtake, 1 set disc harrows, 1 set chains, I set tine, I Canadian saw bench (new), 1 milk cart, 1 sledge, 1 set milk cart harness, 1 gig and harness (good), 5 milk cans, 20 cow covers, aerator and buckets, horse clipper, 1 si. plough, 1 set two-horse trees, all necessary farm tools and sundries HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Luncheon Provided. The above herd have a 2501b butter-fat record. They are in the' best of condigorl's amazing escapades. * confidently recommend them*. ON THE FARM, OMATA. THURSDAY, JULY 3. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from MR. J. C. DAVIDSON, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 3Q DAIRY COWS; July, August and September calvera I pedigree Jersey bull 36 2-year heifers (Jersey strain) 16 grade Jersey yearling heifers 3 farm horses . 8 20-month .steers. 1 child's pony 2 breeding bows (close up), Berkshire boar, 10 store pigs, small stack wheat, 100-gallon Alia Laval separator and vat, in perfect order (power or hand), milk cans, cream cans, milk cart and harness, portable pig stye, small seed drill and hand cultivator, disc, tine and chain harrows, plough, hay sweep, hay sheet 15x12, chaffcutter (hand or power) and farm sundries, Slight reserve on pony, drill and chaffcutter. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 p.m. NOTE.—This 5s a very old established herd. The vendor, when taking over the farm from Mr. George Were, also bought the cows and they are a fine lot, showing well into the Jersey, and in good condition. The Factory Returns show an average of 3001bs butter-fat. The bull to be sold is a pedigree Jersey, and has some of the best blood, including Soumise Majesty, K.C. 7th and Magnet's Lad. NORFOLK ROAD, INGLEWOOD. MONDAY, JULY J. NEWTON KING £JAS received instructions from MR. A. F- HEAL, who has Bold his farm, to sell by publio auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: 22 YOUNG GRADE JERSEY COWS, mostly E.C.B. Cross and early calvers to pedigree Jersey bull 4 2-year, Jersey in-ealf heifers 3 Jersey, Weaner heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull "Doctor" I l-draugbt horse, all harness feood) 1 Va-draught .horse, all harness \ (good) Disc, tyne and chain harrows, s.f. plough (new), hay rake, hay tedder, spring trap and harness, factory cart i and harness, 3-scater gig and harness, 5 milk cans, buckets, aerator and cooler, hay forks, #0 cow rugs, 3 horse nigs, st&pk sheet, 5-ton jack, seed sower, cultivator, scalding tub, 20-foot ladder, 2 ladders, set trees, b'band and chaiha, spider, anvil, vice, wire strainers,!; .block tackle,, wheelbarrow, hammers, wedges, c'bar, lawn mower, x saw, lady's and gent's cycles, gent's silvermounted .saddle and bridle, 1 doublebarrel gun, 1 single-barrel gun, 2 violins, 15 tons prime meadow hay, large assortment farm and carpenter's tools, quantity of household furniture and sundries. Luncheon Provided. SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. ! NOTE—My agent has inspected the above herd, and they are a very choice! lot of grade Jerseys in, gqoi condition I and showing well forward. AH implai