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Taranaki Daily News, 3 September 1919, Page 8

SALES BY At/CriONi ON ?HE FARM, TAPUAK, OAKHRA I^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from Mr< S. J. Sutton, who has sold his farm, to sell by Ppbiic Auction as above. WITHOUf RESERVE: 70 CHOICE YOUNG JERSEY COWS 12 choice Jersey yearling heiferi 1 pedigree cow "Pride of 0.K.," 4 years, No. 5188 v 1 pedigree cow, "British Girl," g years, No. 4398 1 pedigree cow, "Oakdale Golfc finder," 8 years, No. 2316 ; 1 pedigree cow, "Mangaoraka Mayfl 3 years, No. 6409 2 pedigree springing heifen, « I years, "Viritas" No, 6909 an<t "Valla" No. 0908

1 pedigree .1-year springing fceifety "Lady of 0.K.," No. 0330 ! 2 pedigree yearling helfer» ,' 1 pedigree heifer calf 1 pedigree 5-year bull, "Elsdon/'NOrf 1 pedigree 2-year bull, "Sounfo PrCaon'a Lad," No. 6056 2 pedigree bull calves 1 1 3-seater Sfcndebaker car (reMnri)j 20 grade Jersey heifer calves 2 breeding sows with litters ' 2 breeding sows due September ' 30 ewes in lamb , 1 ' 7 9tore pigs . 4 heavy farm horses Pedigree Berkshire boar, Southdowk ram, child's pony, hack, milk waggon (carry 12 cans), spring dray, light block dray, gig, farm , sledge on wheels, Duncan wool press, Monitor double-disc drill, Booth manure distributor, McCoiv miek mower, Cambridge roller, disc, chain, and tripod liar rows, Reitt & Gray s.f. lever plough, sJ. Massey plough, all farm harneu, chains and running gear, quantity barb wire, swingletrees, 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 sundriev

Luncheon jgrovided. SALE AT 11.30 a.m. SHARP. NOT]?.—TJiis herd is a very fine liflp of grade Jerseys that can be recommended to dairymen with confidence. About 30 of them are now in milk and the balance close up. They have been on turnips all winter and are now in pood heart. Cars will run from Manftin, Kaponga, Stratford, Rahotu, and Jfawesa on the morning of sale. Will buy*r% please book seats early? KAPONGA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr< J. K. Silby, who is leasing his fftrait to sell by public auction as above: 41 HOLSTEIN-JERSEY CROSS. COWS close up to profit 0 cowh in milk 1 Holstein bull 1 spring cart horse REPORT.—Cows are all young and inf fair condition, and majority very close up. For sake of convenience, the sale iq being held in my Kaponga Yards. SALE A'.' 1 O'CLOCK.

"QNRESERVED gALHJ OF PEDIGREE friesian cattle WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,, NEWTON KING JJAS Received instructions from Mrs. S. A. Morrow to sell by Public Auction as above, without reserve, the whole of her Pedigree Friesiim Cattle, as follows^ 17 PEDIGREE FRIESIAN 1 COWS * 2 pedtgrkk FRIESIAN 2-YEAR •heifers 6 PJSD IGREE FRIESIAN YEAR* MNG HEIFERS 1 p EWGREE FRIESIAN BULL, "King of Black and Whites" 2 PEDIGREE FRIESIAN BULLS,-5 and 0 years old 7 PEDIGREE FRIESIAN 2-YEAR BULLS ; '■* m 7 PEDIGREE FRIESIAN YEARLING BULLS CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. SALE AT 12.30 o'clock. NOTE.— This is one of the old established herds in Taranaki. The breed of these cattle is first class, and were it not or the inability of the. vendor to get suitable labor the stml herd would not bo on the market. The whole catalogue, with the exception of the fl-year bull "King of the Black and Whites" will b9 sold at the hammer, without reserve. Cars will leave Stratford, Hawera, Man- ■ aia and Ivapongn on the morning of sale. •