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Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1919, Page 5

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, TAPUAE, OAKURA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, NEWTON KING JJAB received instructions from Mr< S. J. Sutton, who hag gold his farm, to sell by Public Auction aa above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 7Q CHOICE YOUNG JERSEY COWS 12 choice Jersey yearling heifers 1 pedigree cow "Pride of 0.K.,"-4 years, No. 5188 1 pedigree cow, "British Girl,* & years, No. 4398 1 pedigree cow, "Oakdale Gohf. finder," 8 years, No. 2315 1 pedigree cow, "Mangaoraka May,-' 3 years, No. 0409 2 pedigree springing heifers, 8 years, "Viritas" No, 680% *ns "Valla" No. 0908

1 pedigree 3-year springing heif«r t "Lady of 0.K.," No. 6330 2 pedigree yearling heifers ' 1 pedigree heifer calf 1 pedigree 5-year bull, "SUioafKafi 3271 1 pedigree 2-year bull, "Souai«*| • Preaon's Lad," No. 595S 2 pedigree bull calves 1 3-seater Studebaker car (reserrel 20 grade Jersey heifer calres 2 breeding sows with litters ' 2 breeding sows duo September 30 cwos in lamb •* 7 store pigs • _ 4 heavy farm horses Pedigree Berkshire boar, Southdown ram, child's pony, hack, milk waggon (carry 12 cans), spring dray, light block dray, gig, farm Bledge on wheels, Duncan wool press, Monitor double-disc drill, Booth manure distributor, McCormick mower, Cambridge roller, disc, chain, and tripod harrows, Bell & Gray s.f. lever plough, s.f, Massey plough, all farm harness, chains and running gear, quantity barb wire, swingletrees, 3-buHt«r> oil stove, heater, windlass, block' and tackle, 30 cow covers, 20 good Brown Leghorn hens, 20 mixed hens, Babcock teßter, emery wheel, good sheep dog, quantity furniture, all farm tools anil farm sundries-

Luncheon Provided. J . SALE AT 11.30 a.m. SHARP. NOTE.—This herd is n very fine lint of grade Jerseys. that can be recommended to dairyme'h with confidence. About 30 of them are now in milk and the balnnce elose up. They have been on turnips all winter and are now In good heart. Cars will run from Manahl,' Kaponga, Stratford, Raliotu, and Hkwera on the morning of sale. Will buyertj please book seats early?

KAPONGA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. NEWTON KING .'."*. JJAS received instructions from Mr. .T. K. Silby, who iR leasing his fw&j to sell by public auction as above: * £1 HOLSTEIN-JERSEY CROS| COWS close up to profit r 0 cows in milk ' ■ s 1 Holstein bull ~ ; 1 spring cart horse , REPORT.—Cows are all young and lit fair condition, and majority very -chatf up. For sake of convenience, the sakji* being held in my Kaponga Yards. SALE AY 1 O'CLOCK.

FOR &UICK SALE WALK IN, WALK OUT . 345 acres 6 miles from Railway . Station and Township. , WILL CARRY 100 DAIRY C&WS. ' A GOWfl CONCERN AT £2O- f PER ACRK, £ISOO CASH. - ; 345 ACRES - «5 per cent ploughable, nil in grass but few ncres shelter bush and crops, subdivided into 22 paddocks, C and 7 wires <ind live fence*, well-watorcd and situated, C miles from town and railway by good metalled road; there is a good cheese faqUW* creamery, R0 | loo!) pnsl offl gtor(j . ,& hall within two miles j S-roomed hou»' m good repair, wonlshed and yaitli, water laid on, garage, oovH.ed arid all necessary outbuildings; together with' 4 horses, JOO breeding ewes, 7 pure bwd Lincoln rams, (i hoggets, 40 yearling., 85 2-year-old steers, ;) dairy eowa, 16 2-year-old in-calf heifers, 11 2-year-oM in-calf heifers, cart and harness, plough, disc harrows, milk cans, etc., all go in with farm at £2O per acre; £ISOO caah, balance arranged. inn l !? - abovo ' fMm is ea Pable of carrying 100 dairy eows with other stock and do them well. APPLY SHARPNEWTON KING, LAND DEPARTMENT, Inglewood.

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