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Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, TAPUAE, OAKURAj THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. NEWTON KING TJAS received instructions from Mr\ S. J. Sutton, who has sold his fannj to sell by Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 7A CHOICE YOUNG JERSEY COWfc 12 choice Jersey yearling heifers 1 pedigree cow "Pride of 0.K.," f years, No. 5188 1 pedigree cow, "British Girl," ■ fi years, No. 4398 1 pedigree cow, "Oakdale Gold* finder," 8 years, No. 2315 1 pedigree cow, "Mangaoraka May," 3 years, No. 6409 2 pedigree springing heifers, $ years, "Viritas" No. 6909 wd "Valla" No. 6908 1 pedigree 3-year springing btiktf • "Lady of OX," No. 6330 2 pedigree yearling heifers -•■ 1 pedigree heifer calf 1 pedigree 5-year bull, "Eladon," Noj 3271

1 pedigree 2-year ball, "Sound** Preaon's Lad," No. 5966 2 pedigree bull calves 1 3-seater Studebaker car (res»rve|, 20 grade Jersey heifer calrea , 2 breeding sows with litters 2 breeding sows due September , 30 ewes in lamb 7 store pigs 4 heavy farm horses Pedigree Berkshire boar, Southdown ram, child's pony, hack, mSSc. waggon (carry 12 cans), spring dray, light block dray, gig, faflU sledge on wheels, < Duncan wool press, Monitor - double-disc drill, Booth manure distributor, McCor* mick mower, Cambridge roller, di« 4 chain, and tripod harrows, Beid & Gray s.f. kver plough, s.f, Massey plough, all farm harness, chains and running gear, quantity, barb wire, swiogletrees, 3-burner oil stove, heater, windlass, block and tackle, 30 cow covers, 20 good Brown Leghorn hens, 20 mixed hens, Babcock tester, emery wheel, good sheep 'dog, quantity furniture, all farm tools and farm auadrk*

Luncheon Provided. SALE AT 11.30 a.m. SHARP. NOTE.—This herd is a very fine line?, of grade Jerseys that can be reconn mended to dairymen with confidence! About 30 of them are now in milk an* the balance close up. They.hare beeft on turnips all winter and are now ftt good heart. Cars will run from Manaia, Kaponga, Stratford, Rohotu, and Hawem on the morning of sale. Will buyerfl

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 V NEWTON KING . ' ."••",.' WfILL sell on account of Mr. Thomas, Luxton, at the House, WITHOUT?" RESERVE— .. , The whole of his Household FurnUurv and effects ' —__ '"'' ''*■' ' PULL PARTICULARS LATER. ' kaponga saleyards. Friday; september-6. . NEWTON KING XTAS received instructions from Mr. J. K. Silby, who in leasing Ms ium, to sell by public auction as above: £j HOLSTEIN-JERSEY' CROSS COWS close up to profit C cows in milk * 1 Holntein bull 1 spring cart horse REPORT.—Gows are all young and In fair condition, and majority very close up. For sake of convenience, the sale ia being held in my Kapooga Yards. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK."

ON THE FARM, OAKURA. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. NEWTON KINO JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. K. Morris, who has sold part of his farm, to sell by public auction a» above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 2|J DAIRY COWS 13 2-year springing heifers 5 pedigree Friesian cows I pedigree 2-year Friesian heifer in milk 1 pedigree 5-year Friesian bull 1 pedigree 2-ycnr Friesian bull 3 pedigree yearling Friesian heifers 3 grade Friesian bulls 4 tons oaten gheaf chaff (good) Milk cans and a few farm sundries.

SLIGHT RESERVE ON PEDIGREE CATTLE. Luncheon Provided. SALE AT 12.30. NOTE.—These are a good lot of cows, 30 being well-bred Frieaians, the other 11 being nice Jersey Holstcinn. The springing heifers are Jersey-Holatein cross. Cars will run from South Tara« naki and Rahotu on the morning of sale.