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Taranaki Daily News, 18 May 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTIOH. ON THE FARM. UPPER STUART ROAD, ELTHAM. THURSDAY, MAY 20th, 1020 NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mr. Amos Durrant, who is leaving the district, to sell as above—--62 COW> Holstein-Jersey cross, August and September calvers 4 heifers ■ i" v '■. ■ 2 Pedigree Holstein bulls ~ 8 yearling Holstein steers, 16 grade yearling Holstein heifers 29 ewes in lamb > 30 hoggets , ' . '." ' " " 2 half-draught milk-oMj,,; horses, witu ■ .' • -alight reserve .. ..-, 1 trotting mare, 8 yaars, with slight reserve I 3-year gelding, by Aavance, brok. en to harness, with slight reaerft • B 2-year fillies, 'unbroken, with slight reserve 1 3-year hackney filly, by Advance; with slight reserve ' •' 1 pony mare, 5 years, show xingj jumper, with slight reserve 1 lj-ton milk waggon, practically :icw; 1 set Duncan' discs', good; 1 Booth d.f. plough, 1 Duncan roller, chain harrows, 4-horae gear, spring cart', double and sm« gle harness. '" fi young sows, In pig ' 10 store pigs 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 1 Tamworth boat. 2 sows with litters 400-Gallon Tank, Sledge, Hay Rake, fl-coulter Duncan Drill (good), McCormack Mower, Gig (reserve), Gig Harness, Piping,. 3 Tubs, Fowls, Dogs, Factory; Shares, J Ton Super., 10 Can* ' ALSOHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A EFFECTS" ALSO, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 5-seater Studebaker Motor Car, in splendid order, good as Sew. • REPORT.—The cows are a'good lot. This is Mr. Durrant's first pale, and the cattle are all of his own rearing, and can be recommended, as the Vendor kept nothing but the best. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED ' CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. To be Held . ON THE FARM AT MANGAHAO./ On WEDNESDAY ft THURSDAY* 26th & 27th MAY- 1920. SALE COMMENCES AT 11.30 A.M. each day: THE WAIRARAPA r 'CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., (STOCK; DEPT.), PAHLATUA, in conjunction with THE HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS* CO-OP, ASSN., LTD., XT AVE been favored 'with instruction* from GEO. ALLWQOIJ, ESQ.,' to 'sell at above, his Dairy Herd, comprising:— 220 COWS ( to Cftl y e Jul y> August and September). 20 cows (to .calve December and January) . 18 empty dairy cows , 4 18-months Jersey heifers . 3 Jersey bulls 1 Pedigree Ayrshire bull ALSO T 2 50-gallon Diabolo Separators. NOTE.~Mr. Airwdod has disposed of his Butter Factory and Property at Waipukurau, and is disposing of the whole of his herd. The., sale is being held at Maugahao for the convenience of buyers, where Mr. All wood is ni>w residing. Tli« herd consists of Jersey "and Jersey-Short-horn cows, and are a.H'Shd'; 3rd 'and 4th calvers.' They' are alt sound and good, and 170 are in calf to Jersey Bulls, aiid 70 are in calf to Shorthorn Bulls, - •'' " ' LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 1 . . 260 ACBES ACRES, freehold, situated U miles from .prosperous township and railway, all in grass, well subdivided, 7-roomed house, 10-bail concrete cowshed, machines, etc. The land is practically, all level and free of weeds and is carrying at present 75, cows, 20 heifers, 2 bulls, 5 horses, J2 yearlings. Will easily carry 110 cnjvsi' Pries .€32 per acre, £2OOO cash, balance 5 years 6 per cent. ' ■■'■;■ ' ' >■ 1$)0 ACRES JQQ ACRES freehold, all in prass, but 13 acres turnips and littte .shelter bush; situated within S miles of New Plymouth, good dwelling and whiire. Up-to-date concrete cowshed with machines; 10 sheep-proof paddocks; carrying capacity 75 cows, new carrying fiO cows, 5 horses, bull, number of sheen. Seho.ol and factory within one mile. Price £3!) per acre, £ISOO cash, balance arranged! Stock and implements can be taken over at vnlnation if desired. Can show good returns. :' NEVVTON KING, ' LAND DEPAirntft.NT,