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Taranaki Daily News, 26 May 1920, Page 8

SAJ.ES. BY AUCTION. ' JUNCTION ROAD, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1920. NEWTON KING XT AS been favored with.' instructions from the Executors of the Late Jno. Rowe's Estate, who have sold the farm,, to aell by Public Auction as above— WITHOUT -RESERVE: MIXED DAIRY -COWS, mostl« September ealvers;'. ■' 6 yearling heifers 1 ■'' • 1 Shorthorn bull ' 1 bay mare r Violet (aged) 1 bay mare, Heather (aged 1 Chestnut colt (Prince) '• '■■' 1 colt (Captain) 3 empty sows 5 pigs D.F. Disc Plough, B.F. Plough, DM nnd Tripod Harrows, Set Tree?,' Sledge, Reaper, Hay Rake, Cuitlvator, Chaff -cutter, Oil Engine, Belting, Thresher, 2 Cross-cut Saws, 2 Hand Saws, Crow-oar, 4 Forks, Belting, Winnower, Grinder, .3 Scythe*, Spring Cart an! Harness, Dray and Harness, 3 Collars, Roller, 5 Milk Can*, Strainer and Buckets, Hand Cultivator, Garden Tools, quantity Iron, Wedges, Table, Carpenters'"' Tools, and sundries. ON ACCOUNT OF MR. L. J. fiOWE:." fi 3-year Holstein irt-calf heifers " 1 3-year bull (Holstein) 1 S-year bull (Shorthorn) 14 weaners •« f' l, 11 pigs ■■ . ,; 1 young boar I 490 Chevrolet Car, M.H. 11-coultjr Drill, 8.-McD. Lime Distributor, Full-look Brake, Spiing Trap, Horse Clippers, Oat Sheaf Stack, Osmond's Yet, Outfit, good D.F. Plough, Tyne' Harrows, 10-gal Separator, Emery, Stone, Copper, J-ton .Manure, ,3 Milk Cans, 30 good Cow Rugs, Roofing Iron, Sack Cocksfoot Seed, Pig Net, Saddle and Bridle, Aerator 1 and Buckets, Syringe, 2 Spiders, Col* lar/i and Hames, 2 Dogs, 3 Dominion Machine Buckets, 3 seta Ridd Cups, Hang Lamp, Scalding Tub, Troughs,. Sieve, Calf Chains, and large quantity «ua< dries, . NOTE.—The above cows are in gool condition, and can be recommended to buyers, as the late Mr. -Rowfe b«.s been milking for over 25 years, and this is tha first time the cows have been offered for sale. . ,• , ■ LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE • OF LETHAM PEDIGREE * GRADE JERSEY HERD. On the Farm, LETHAM, No. 1 Line, WANGANUI. ON THURSDAY, 27th -MAY, lDfo (At 11.30 a.m.) MESSRS. SMITH, WEBSTER AND CO., WANGANUI, In Conjunction witb MESSRS. MURRAY, ROBERTS 4 CO., LTD., JJAVE been instructed by E. J. TOS* WILL, Esq., to sell as above, AS. SOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, th« well-kno-wh LETHAM HERD OF Pl!bi« GREE AND GRADE JERSEY CATTLE; comprising:— '"'.'• ■ • 34 PEDIGREE JERSEY COW* (Reg. in Herd Book) 10, 2-Year PEDIGREE JERfiBS HEIFERS (Reg. in Herd Book) ]_o WEANER PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS (Reg. in Herd Book) 2 STUD BULLS (R eg . « Herd j Bqok) ' y 0-Month PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS (Reg. in Herd Book) 35 WELL-BRED GRADE JERSG? V COWS . 28 WELL-BRED rising 2-yr GRADE JERSEY, HEIfERS Yf WELL-BRED GRADE JERSEIT WEANER HEIFERS '' ' NOTE.-All thTpTdigre,! Cows, mH the bulk of the Grade Cows, hav* b*ea pasturing with the Stufl Bull "Grannie's Campanile Sultan" (a son of that great cow "Grannie's Girl") from Ist November, 1019, and the rising 2-yeiir Heifers with the young stud bull "Marua' Wilful'' from tho same date. The whole herd is in tip-top condition,, and as they are to be sold Absolutely without reserve, th». 'sale affords an exceptional opportunity for buyers to acquire high-class cattle of this popular breed. Catalogues, giving extended pedigrees, etc.; of all the r .gisteved cattle, can be obtained on a >plication to Smith,!' Webster and Co., Wanganui.' . -,■ ,■. . LUNCHEON PROVIDED. * LOCKIIART BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, HAWERA. Estimates given for building i Concrete or Brick uiywhere in the Dominion.