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Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. KAPQNGA. FRIDAY, JULY 4}. 5Q YEARLING STEERS 25 store cows 25 store cow* 50 mixed,weaners 10 forwara cows 20 weaner steers Also, on account of Mr Geo. Death: 28 in-calf heifers 1 pedigree Holstein bull Also, on account of Mr S. Radford's Dairy herd as advertised. Sale at 1 o'clock. ON THE FARM, OAONUI, SATURDAY, JULY 6. NEWTON*KING H AS received instructions from MR. I H. G. MUIR, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, Without Reserve, the whole of his Stud and Grade Friesian Cattle as follows: g PEDIGREE FRIESIAN COWS, 1 as, follows: Lady Clilfden of Ashlynn, 8 years, by Grace's Netherland of Riverside (imp.) out of De Kol Manor Beets 4th Daughter (imp) Otangaki Shamrock, 6 years, by Lord Van Cleve out of Cliffside Shamrock. Nellie of Otangaki, 6 years, by Lord Van Cleve out of Longbeach 20th. Rose of Otangaki, S years, by Lord Palmerston 2nd out of Lady Ashburst Dutch Segis of Otangaki, 3 years, by King Segis la Polka out of Dutch Molly.' Miss Palmerston, 7 years, by Lord Palmerston, out of Lucy of Otangaki. 2 pedigree Friesian yearling bulla 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 cowa 20 yearlings 2 springing heifers, 2 empty heifers, 2 half-draught horses, bay gelding by Albert Chevalier, good all-round horse (slight reserve), 9-milter drill, s.f. plough, 16-blade disc harrows, tripod harrows, hay rake, mower, spring cart and harness, gig and harness, block dray, copper and stand, cans, tester, disc plough, paspalum seed, farm sundries, fowls, ducks, and all household furniture and sundries. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.80 o'clock. NOTE.—Catalogues of the Frieatati cattle are 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.OJVL sirea of the day—King Segis Wild Rose Homestead, Cliffside Laddie and King Manor de Kol Eleven cows were culled out of this herd last season. Will intending buyers please book seats at any of Mr, King's Offices. ON THE FARM, TIMARU ROAD. TATARABIAKA. THURSDAY, JULY 10. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Messrs. Farnham Bros., who have sold their farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: QA CHOICE, HIGH-GRADE HOLSTEIN AND JERSEY DAIRY COWS 8 good 2-year springing heifers 18 well-bred 2-year Jersey heifers, in calf (by pedigree Jersey bulls) 3 pedigree Friesian cows 1 pedigree Friesi&n springing heifer 3 pedigree Friesian yearling heifers 2 pedigree Friesian bulls, 2 and 4-year 1 pedigree. Jersey- 2-year bull, by Molina's General out of Petune's Combination C yearling Holstein heifera 10 yearling Jersey heifers 9 half- to full-draught horses 5 hack and harness horses, ,1 breeding sow, 5 goats, 2 yearling bulls (Shorthorn and. Holstein)-, d.f., plough (convertible), s.f. plough, disc, tine, tripod and chain har-rows,-roller, Empire drill (good as niw), express, 2 tip drays and harness, 4-horse gear, milk cans, tanks, tubs, trees, chains, cement, wire, carpenter's bench and tools, small' quantity fill', niture and. s.unilries. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 noon. NOTE.—This line of dairy cows is very well bred. The two Farnham brothers have worked -two separate herds for over 8 years,- one Jersey and the other Holstein. Pedigree sires have been used in both cases. The pedigree Holstein cows are from some of the best of Mr. King's late herd, and include Rosamond Fayne de Kol (King Fayne Segis II Rozme 111 de Kol) and two. of her daughters. The herds have been heavily culled, and tests Will be available at the sale. ■, Cars will run from South Tpr q uttki «a th« mnung of salt, \