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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ATS THE HOMESTEAD, KAfiUI ROAD; RAHOTU. THURSDAY, ,17th. JUNE, NEWTON KINO H AS tyeen favored with instruction! from Mr. P. James, who haj sold his farm, to sell by auction, without reserve:— DAIRY COWS ; 15 2i<year springing heifer* . 1 4-year pedigree Holstein btill 1 2-year grade bull . 1 3-yeftr draught colt (unbroken) ' , 1 milk i|cart horse - . Reid and Gray 7 Coulterdrill (nearly new), disc and chain harrows, s/f plough, Planet .Junior wheel hoe, do stumping jack, 4 bottle Babcockfeiter, pig trough*, milk cans, Methven .copper and stand, half-ton slag, poultry, an>l general farmaundfiea, 7 rolls bacon, Also quantity of furniture. ' SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. NOTE.—This herd is a good line of 2n4 and 3rd calvers and calving Augu&t Mid September. WAREA ROAD, WARBA. - FRIDAY, 18th JUNE. ' At 10.30 a.m. sharp. NEWTON KING sell on account of lira. Ejj Murphy, without reserve:— g DRAUGHT'HORSEB ■ 1 spring carter 2 cows 1 Shorthorn bull Spring cart atid hattieas, block dray, chain harrows, s/f plough, Hillside do, potato plough, copper and standi buggy, anvil, maul and wedges, crowbar, 1 ton lime, 1 ton mai)ur*, 6 bags cement, grass seed,' trough and tubs. ALSO— Quantity of furniture. / SPECIAL HEIFER SALE. AT RAHOTU SALEYARDS.

THURSDAY, 24th JUNE. SPRINGING HEIFERS ONLY. 350 HEAD, as follows: 90 2 and 3-year Jersey heifers 95 2 and 3-year Shorthorn heifer* 25 2 and 3-year"Holstein heifers ( 140 mixed heifers ■ The above cattle are practically a!t bred in the district and are of good quill* ity throughout. They will be sold ia lots to suit purchasers. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. ISO freehold, all in gfaui* close to sea; six-roomed hotiie, outbuildings. All level; «tfry 63 cows Price £4O per acre. Good terns. 150 ACRES Freehold, close to school, factory and post oftice-, IS paddocks, carry 50 cows, good buildfflgi. Price £3O per acre; -£IOQO cash. ACRES, Freehold, close to railways good buildings, milking maohine»; carrying 35 cows. Price £OO per act*. Terms. OAI ACRES, Freehold, six-roomed house, implement shed, cowshed, stable; wintered 120 grown cattle; bo weeds. Price £l3 10s per acre; £loos cash. 260 freehold, lj miles froia prosperous town; carry 120 cows. Price £52 per acre; £2OOO cash. IQO ACRES, Freehold, carry 70 cowi, 7 miles Nejv Plymouth. Prie# £39 per acre; £ISOO cash. ' 150 ACRES ' Freehold, all in grass, bo weeds* all level, 3 miles railway, 1 mile factory; good buildlhgg. Price £35 per acre; £BOO cash. 200 Freehold, no weeds, all level, "fcood buildings; close to railway. Carry 80 cows, tribe £SB per acre; £ISOO cash. Good returns. Further particulars on 'application to— NEWTON KING LAND DEPARTMENT, INGLEWOOD.

COOPER'S SEEDS THE "SEEDS OF SUCCESS;" Shortage of feed in winter impresses upon farmers the necessity of growing ample supplies of root, and forage crops for. winter use. . To be successful it )| essential to procure seeds of the finest . quality .and highest germinating power. Seeds grown in New Zealand invariably give a much stronger germination . than those imported from abroad. MESSRS. F. COOPER, VTD., the known Seed Merchants of Wellington, specialise 'lll Maoriland grown seals, They iiave spent years of care and study in the production of better quality seeds. ; COOPER'S SEEPS > are obtainable from leading Merchants and Stores throughout the Dominion. You eannot afford to sow any but the best. P. COOPER, LTD, Seed Merchants and Seed Growerr, WELLINGTON, N.Z.