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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AJCXIOK. v ' RIVEULEA, '' T WEDNESDAY, JOL3T 9, 101% ! NEWTON KING JJAS been favored with iastraoticM' from Mrs. VOULLAIRH vhoAaip sold her lease, to sell as abov»i-i QQ JERSEY, Holatein, Shorthorn QnW Cows, young, July, August, and September calvcrs 18 iu-caif heifers 2 bulls 5 2-year »teer» 41 mixed weanen .6 store pigs 17 weaner pigs, 2 sows in pig 1 boar 1 stack oaten hay {good) 3 milk cart horses (good) Spring dray, block d.Lb. McD. plough, ai. ftoqgk hay sweep, tine discs, E.-.& G, roller, dflijr ban ness, gig harness, SO cam bea« - zine, saw bench, 8 25-gaQoft «m% ' jack, hammer and wedgef, tcmhf ducks, ewingletreet, | ** water trough, 2 tanks, taisMltt\ 134 shwes in Kaponga' Mq| Company, -ALSO-h Household furniture dd-effeotif Sale at 12 o'clock* ~~ Luncheon Provided. 1 REPORT.—The cows are a good H"«| young and in splendid condition Voullaire has been dairying for 19 yean, and this is her first sale. She has colled heavily each year, and has built np 4 first-class herd that can be recommended^ STONY RIVER YARDS* TUESDAY, Bth JULY. HEAD MIXED CATTLE * tk ° 15 grade Jersey dairy cows, dose npt 20 2 and 3-year Holstein Shorthonf in-calf heifers 25 20-month steers 80 mixed yearlings „ 15 store cows. 20 in-calf 2-year heifers 40 2-year empty heifers 15 20-month steers 20 dairy cows and heifers 20 Shorthorn heifen in ctli(gaod)' 100 rimu posts 1 light milk waggon, cany one tof On account MR ntTART.ttB WELU3, Warea, WITHOUT RESERVE: 45 exceptionally choice well-grown year Jersey heifeia (springing) These are all by pedigree Jersey bulla (a good number Mr Wells' own breeding). All fawn colors except three, and prec* tically all in calf to pedigree bulls. They include ten heifers bred by Mr. A. Mool« dey, Pungarehu, and are by Belvedarq' Bilberry's Last. On account MR DAVID McELDOWi NEY, Puniho, WITHOUT RESERVE: 40 exceptionally choice grade JereejJ ■«ows, close to profit J/f 18 Jersey 18- to 20<month fcaifj) in calf 3 half draught horses, ft saddle ponies 1 6-year pedigree Jersey bull by ; Charmer's Lord Twylish ont «t i; Little Violet, who was sold ti R. J. Linn's sale for 160 gniMtf (Slight reserve.) . 1 3year purebred Jersey bull ' ; These cows are a first-class lot, nflOfy 1 all by "Ronnie," a son of "Starlight" Mr McEldowney originally had his aale carded for the farm, Puniho Road, bat owing to the bad condition of the roads he is bringing the cattle to the yards far sale. Factory tests and full detail* wity be supplied at the sale. The vendor,h* been a Jersey fancier for many yeua. , On account MESSRS r.n.r, 4 jjat, ENDALE: ' 25 good difiry cows * v \ 25 springing heifers < V On account MR. W. J. GfeAY, 22 2-year Jersey heifers 4 fat bullocks. On account MR. J, j COLLINS, ?|l|h t raimaka, who has sold his farm, witSa• , ' reserve: 47 18-20 month steers *^ 10 2i-year steers : * m 14 springing heifers ' j,. ," 200 4-tooth to f.m. breeding ewes *'" ■ 10 4-tooth wethers, 2 dairy f I empty heifers, fi wean ere,' store cows, 1 f ftt Shorthorn bull. • W-.wf' Sale at 12 noon sharp. 4 NOTE.—The attention of Tjunyutol*'# dairymen is specially .directed to this" sale. Cars will run from Stratford. B*> * wera Kaponga and Manai^b^ttmust ° e booked early. * ■. * T. LAMASON STRATFORD. . HAS 15 TO 20 TONS 0? superphosphate 36/38 '£S r>B PER TON NETT EX STORE. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.