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Taranaki Daily News, 3 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, KARAKA 'PLAT, WAITARA, FRIDAY, 4th JUNE, t NEWTOrTICING TTAS been favored with instruction from Mr. D. George to sell by put* lie auction, absolutely wi&out reserve? QQ GOOD DAIRY COWS 2 2-year in-calf heifers 1 grade Jersey bull 12 Shorthorn leaner eteert' 1 Berkshire boar '' v 3 breeding sows (will pig eftrij i# , July) 1 7-year heavy draught horse . 2 light draught*, suitable foe) . spring cart or plough 1 light trap horse . 1 good stock pony, saddle inj bridle, D/F Reid and Gpj plough, S/F Hornsby do, 8/6 Masgey-Harris do, sew M«< , Cormick mower, drill, disc ft&4 chain harrows, roller, spring cart and harness, swingle-trcel and chains, 184 new fencing posts, and general farm sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. . 1 6-cylinder Oakland car, in perfect order > . NOTE.—This herd will sltand lnspew tion, a fair percentage of the cattle be* ing Jerseys, the balance Shorthorn of. crossbred sorts of good heart. Tilt condition is good and. the cowl &rj mostly all young, calving in July, am) August. The implements also are ilj first-class order. SALE AT 12.30.

ON THE FARM. CORNER OP SKEET & AEIPAlfct ROADS. MONDAY, 7th JUNE, 1920. NEWTON KING TJAS received instructions from Metro* Hurley Bros., who are dissolving partnership, to sell—&0 COWS, July-August ealvers, mostlj Jersey, and all young 3 cows in milk | 4 Pedigree Jersey cows, pedigreei «| I sale 10 Grade Jersey in-calf heifer* bred by A. E. Watkins 12 in-calf Jersey heifers t 8 sows, due early 40 store pigs SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. . REPORT.—The cows are one of'tfia best linos my Agent has seen this sel« son. Thoy are in the pink'of condition, all early ealvers and mostly second culvers. They have never tested below 3.U this season, and have given a, very substantial yield. Messrs. Hurley Bros, will graze all cows and heifers bought free >f charge till the Ist July, nnd will'talce all care but will accept no responsibility o?sj. the grazing.

ON THE FARM, OKATO. (Close to Stony. Saleyards.; MONDAY, 7th JUNE. NEWTON KING TTAS been favored with instruction* from Mrs. B. Doyle, whose farm has been sold, to sell by public auction,. WITHOUT RESERVE* J DAIRY COWS 15 choice 2 and 3-year heifers 2 Holstein bulls . 52 mixed weaners 3 draught horses (any harness) • 1 sow (in farrow) ~ 1 stack hay and cover 101 fully paid Up shares (Okato Dairy Co.), d.f. plough, disc, chain, tync and tripod harrows, roller, spring cart, block dray, gig and harness, cart and plough harness" swingletrecs, 10 milk cans, barrels and troughs, new copper and stapß, circular saw and bench, lawn mower, wheel-barrow, 50 pine posts an& strainers, fowls, potatoes, 'afo.l *targe quantity of useful farm 9«n» dries. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. ' s NOTE.—This herd has been heavjly culled from year to year and .now contains some good working. material, b'e« ing mostly good types of Shorthorn and Holstein with a sprinkling, of Jer&£jr. Practically all are August calvers. Tim heifers are worthy of special attention.

JERSEY SALES CATALOGUES. QWING to the extra heavy demand fofr Catalogues for the forthcoming Jei* sey Sales, supplies have almost become exhausted. I would be glad if client* who have had copies posted them, ab.J will not require same, would kindly r<*« turn them to me as soon as possible. NEWTON KIKG, ' New Plymouth^ NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OK WOOL held at WAITABA tbrouglw out the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeka at STRATFORD; NEXT SALE—Tuesday, June 22. Consignm nta must active by Pfi«af previous.. Advice Cards and Labels o» application.