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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. nr. - STONY RIVER YARDS' TUESDAY, BthJUHi' 1 HEAD MKED CATTLE 15 grade Jersey dairy cows, cloie nj( SO 2 and 3-year Holatein in-calf heifers ' 25 20-month steers 80 mixed yearling* IS store cows. 20 in-calf 2-year heileri 40 2-year empty heifer* 15 20-month steer* 20 dairy cows and heifers 20 Shorthorn heifers in olf i(fog4J 100 rimu posts 1 light mQk waggon, carry onetofc On account ME CHARLES WELLf* Warea, WITHOUT RESERVE: 45 exceptionally choice wel]<gniM'£|| year Jersey heifers (springing)] These are all by pedigree Jersey bolM (a good number Mr Weils' own All fawn colors except three, and pa* tically all in calf to pedigree balls. Ifcs£ include ten heifers bred by Mr. A. Monl< dey, Pungarehu, and are by JBetodeH) Bilberry's Last. On account MR DAVID UcEUXHtyi NEY, Puniho, WITHOUT RESERVE* 40 exceptionally choice grade -femjJ cows, close to profit 18 Jersey 18- to 20-month M&0 in calf 3 half draught horses, % Uddl| ponies 1 0-year pedigree Jersey bull b$ Charmer's Lord Twylish oaf «t Little Violet, who was sold at R. J. Linn's sale for 160 (Slight reserve.) 1 3year purebred Jersey bull ' "**

These cows areji first-class lot, nearly all by "Ronnie," a son of "Starlight.* Mr McEldowney originally had his Mb carded for the farm, Ptrniho Road, bat owing to the bad condition of tha RMdfrJt he is bringing the cattlfc to the yards far < sale. Factory tests and full details will be supplied at the sale. The vendor liaf been a Jersey fancier for many yeaig, On account Mnasafi QILL .4 2As> ENDALE: 25 good dairy cows 25 springing heifers On account MR. W. J. GRAY, Oka to* ; 22 2-year Jersey heifert 4 fat bullocks. ' On account MR J. J. (JOLLDTS, TaMt raimaka, who has «old Ids farm, without reserve:

47 18-20 month atterd 10 2 J-year steers 14 springing heifers 200 4-tooth to fjn. breeding ewtt 10 4-tooth wethers, & dairy coWi, 8 empty heifers, 6 weantta, X store cows, 1 fat Shorthorn bulL ( On account Mr. J. SmylDe, TWaffi maka, at the yards, at 11 aoa. ahvpt Farm sundries and Xurnitort 2 horsea „> . - - I On account Mr. Barfitts ' Quantity household furniture ' Sale at 12 nooa sharps NOTE,—The attention of TaranaU dairymen is specially directed to thig sale. Cars will run from Stratford, Hm wera, Kaponga and Manaia, bat r*lf| must be booked early. RTVERLEA. » WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 191 ft, NEWTON KINO JJAS been favored with uutrnstiMl from Mrs. VOULLAIRE, who lut| sold her. lease, to sell as above:— '

JERSEY, Holstein, ShorthoraCwsi Cows, young, July, August, u4 September calvera 18 in-calf heifers 2 bulls C 2-year steers 41 mixed weaners 6 Btore pigs >. 17 weaner pigs *1 2 sows in pis 1 boar--1 ataek oaten hay (good) 3 milk cart horses (good) i Spring dray, block dray, wagon dJ.b. McD. plough, g.f. plough, hay sweep, tine harrows, Nazes discs, E. & q, roller, dray hat* neas, gig harness, 30 cases bell' sine, saw bench, 8 25-gallon cam, jack, hammer and wedges, fowls, ducks, Bwingletreoi, cjhainl, water trough, 2 tanks, tarpaulin, 134 shares in Kaponga Datty Company, 25 bundles books, tools, grindstone and sundries, reversible honey extractor, be# hives, frames, etc. '—ALSO--Household furniture and effectsSale at 12 o'clock. ' * luncheon Provided. v REPORT.— The cows are a good Üb4 young and in splendid condition. Mrs. Voullaire has been dairying for IB yean, and tliis is her first sale. She has culled heavily each year, and has built up g first-class herd that can be rinrnmrnmiiltiljli