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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. STANDISH ROAD, TOKO. FRIDAY, JULY 11. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from Mr. Jas. Linn, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property 011 above date, \ WITHOUT RESERVE: 27 DAIRY COWS, 2nd to 4th calvers' 60 very choice in-calf Jersey he'ifera 15 Shorthorn and Jersey cross incall lieifers 2 Jersey hulls 1 pedigree yearling Jersey bull 11 mixed iveaners 3 heifers in milk 100 good lambs 30 ewes in lamb 1 draught mare (any trial) 2 farm mares (any harness) 1 boy's pony (quiet) 1 4-year hack 4 itore pigs 1 milk waggon (nearly new; carry 14 cans), 2 spring drays (in good order), 1 Reid and Gray plough, 1 hillside plough, Massey-Harris mowing machine, disc harrows, Bledge, cart and plough harness, stumping jack, 6 milk cans and buckets, 20 bronze turkeys, 17 White Leghorn fowls, ducks, farm and garden tools, etc. ALSO— Household Furniture and Effects, comprising: Double and single bedsteads, duchess set, washstands, dinner ' easy chairs, sideboard, dresser, chest drawers, dining-room chairs, tables, overmantlc, kitchen utensils and othci sundries. • ALSOWith Slight Reserve: 1 5-seater Dodge motor car (good as new) The goodwill of an Education Lease of 68 acres on the Standish Road, Toko. Sale at 12.30 p.m. Luncheon Provided. The dairy cows are a nice line, all young and early calvers, in calf to Jersey bulls. The heifers are an exceptionally choice lot, being the pick of different lines from Non'i Taranaki. Mr. Linn is leaving the u.strict, and everything is absolutely without reserve. ON THE FARM, PUNGAREHU. TUESDAY, JULY 15. NEWTON KING H as received instructions from Mr. Thomas Harvey, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction as above, absolutely without reserve—gQ .CHOICE Dairy cows, July and August calvers, in calf to registered Shorthorn Bull 21 choice Shorthorn springing heifers in calf to registered Shorthorn Bull 15 high-grade Holstein heifers in calf to Purebred Holstein Bull 31 choice Shorthorn yearling heifers* 32 Shorthom yearling steers 1 pedigree Shorthorn Bull, bred by Messrs. R. Turnbull and Son 2 heavy draught geldings, 6 and 7 years 1 yearling Shorthorn bull, 2 20month steers, 1 aged draught mare, 6-year J-draught mare, 2 good waggon horses, aged gig horse, quiet gig mare, 2 sheep dogs, gig and harness (good), spring cart and harness, block dray and harness (4-incli tyres), milk waggon (carry 14 cans), 11coulter Mitchell drill with seed box, P. & D. Duncan disc harrows, new chain harrdws, Reid & Gray d.f. plough, Duncan s.f. plough, 4-horse gear, cans, harness, trees, 20 brown Leghorn fowls, Chappell piano (slight reserve), household furniture, all farm tools and sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12 NOON. NOTE.—This is one of the good, herds on the ,coaßt. The cows are a cross-bred line, in grand condition, and can be depended upon as the vendor is an exceptionally good judge of a dairy cow. The heifers are choice. Cars will run from the auctioneer's South Taranaki offices on the morning of sale. WAIWAKAIHO YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 25. NEWTON KING. JJAS received instructions from Mesarp. Cowling Bros., who have sold their farm, to sell by Public Auction at the Waiwakaihc Yards (for convenience of sale) the whole of their registered Milking Shornhorn cattle WITHOUT RESERVE 1G registered cows 8 registered heifers 1 pedigree bull, bred by Messrs, R. Turnbull and Son. VENDOR'S NOTE.—Transfers of these cattle will be available on the day of sale. The cows are a good lot and the heifers (3 years old) are choice and include some prize winners at the N.P. Show, 1919. A car will run from the aa tiw morning of tab.