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Taranaki Daily News, 4 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCWOIC. > ON THE FARM, KARAKA FLAT, WArTARA. FRIDAY, 4th JUNE/ NEWTON KING TAS been favored with instruction! from Mr, D. George to sell by put* Ho auction, absolutely without reaervel 9£> GOOD DAIRY COWS 2 2-year in-calf heifers 1 grade Jersey bull 12 Shorthorn weaner steers 1 Berkshire boar 3 breeding sows (will pig early H July) 1 7-year heavy draught horse 2 ligltt draughts, suitable fof spring cart or plough 1 light trap horse 1 good stock pony, saddle and bridle, D/F Reid and Gray plough, S/F Hornsby do, S/fr. Massey-Harris do, new Me» Cormick mower, drill, disc and chain harrows, roller, spring cart and harness, swingle-treea and chains, 184 new fencing posts, and general far.ni sundriej, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 G-cylinder Oakland car, in perfect order NOTE—This herd will stand inspect tion, a fair percentage of the cattle be* ing Jerseys, the balance Shorthorn or crossbred sorts of good heart. Tll9 condition is good and the eowi MS mostly all young, calving in July and August. The implements also are it} first-class order. SALE AT 12.30.

OX THE FARM. CORNER OF SKEET & AHIPAIPA ROADS. MONDAY, 7th JUNK, 1920. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mesirj, Hurley Bros., who are dissolving partnership, to sell—gQ COWS, July-August calvcrs, mostly; Jersey, and all young 3 cows in milk 4 Pedigree Jersey cows, pedigrees «k sale 1G Grade Jersey in-calf heifers ,'bred by A. E. Watkins 12 in-calf Jersey heiferg 8 sows, due early 40 store pigs SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. REPORT.—The cows are one of .tW best lines my Agent has seen this se3« son. They are in the pink of condition, all early calvcrs and mostly second es.lvers. They have never tested below 3.9 this season, and have given a very sub" stantial yield. Messrs. Hnrley Bros, will graze all cows and heifers bought free of charge till the Ist July, and will t»ke all care but will accept no responsibility olf% the grazing.

ON THE FARM, OKATO. (Close to Stony Saleyards.) MONDAY, 7th JUNE. NEWTON KING T-TAS been favored with instruction! from Mrs. B. Doyle, whose farm ha* been sold, to sell by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: " "| DAIRY COWS ' V 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 161 fully paid up shares (Okato Dairy Co.), d.f. plough, disc, chain, tyne and tripod harrows, roller, spring cart, block dray, gig and harness, cart and plough harness, swingletrees, 10 milk can 9, • barrel* and troughs, new copper and stand, circular saw and bench, lawn mower, wheel-barrow, "i 0 pine posts and strainers, fowls, potatoes, and large quantity of useful farm sundries. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. NOTE.—This herd has been heavfjy culled from year to year and now contains some good working material, being mostly good types of Shorthorn aJiel Holstein with a sprinkling of Jersey. Practically all are August cilvers. Th<> heifers arc worthy of special attention NEWTON KING WOQLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—Tuesday, June 22. Consignments must utrire by Frh|»y previous. Advi:c Cards and Labels on application. L. A. NOLAN & CO., GOVERNMENT WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. QOVERNMJ3NT Valuations conduct* as under: Wool: At our store, Quay Street, W«l tara.' Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Street New Plymouth, every four weeks. Auction Sales of Hides, Tallow, etc., cmmonthly. Next Sale June H