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Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. UNRESERVED SALE OF PBDIQB&3 AND GRADE JERSEYS. QfJ HEAD, onwccount W. A. OFFICEft ESQ., At Ingle wood Saleyards TO-DAY (MONDAY), AT 11 Ait Also, on account of MR- OFFICER: 22 CHOICE GRADE JERSEY COWB (July and August ealvers) g CHOICE 2-YEAR GRADE JERSE? HEIFERS. The Grade cattle are exceptionally choice and in good condition; all are ra calf to the pedigree Jersey bull "Belve* dere Sun King." NOTE.—lntending buyers who have catalogues kindly bring them to th 4 sales. No more will be procurable ■ NEWTON XlifG. DUDLEY ROAD, INGLEWOOtt TUESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1920. NEWTON KING JJAS been favored with instruction! from Mr. J. Butler, who hat aolf his farm, to sell by public auction :■-> WITHOUT RESERVE: 30 JERSEY HOLSfEIX COWS (July and August caiferi) 1 choice Jersey in-cal£ heifer 1 Holstein in-calf heifer 1 2 J-year Jersey bull 1 aged farm gilding 1 (all wotKj 1 aged farm mare (in foal) ' *1 7-year spring cart fliare 2 sows (in pig), 2 pet lai&bs, Jog cart and harness, spring cart and. haw ness, block dray ahjl harness, manure drill, Planet Junior, Adrianee mower, disc tybe and tripod harrows, force pump, chaN cutter, turnip slicer, 1 hSy teddaf, hay rake, 3 collard and jiamtt, pole straps, check reins, 6 pair* plough chains, set trees, 95rgii. Alpha Laval separator, churn, 4 milk cans, buckets, etc., pulleys, shafting and belting, Seaidiftg tub, calf trough, barrels, Unique copper and stand, scythes, X saw,horse and cow rugs, roofing iroj and timber, snig,. chain, halt-too superphosphate, household furiii ture and sundries. '< •

WITH SLIGHT RESERVEt 1 Ford car in running order. NOT]?.—My agent has inspected tlis cows and they are all young, in tip-top condition, early calvera and showing quality. The implements are all. in firat-claas condition. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12.30. NEWALL ROAD, WAREA. WEDNESDAY, 10th JUNE. ". ■ NEWTON" KING H AS been favored -with instruction# from Messrs. Ducker Bros., Who have sold their farm, to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESRRVEj V, 400. GOOD LAMBS ' 130 mixed aged ewes (in lamb) 7 2/4 tooth rams 57 yearling steers 8 yearling heifers 20 2-year steers 2 cow a (in milk) 2 draught mares 1 harness mare 1 5-year draught gelding, unbroken 1 4-year do colt, unbroken S/L plough, disc and .chfkin harrows, sledge, 2 jacks, carpenter's behch and tools, circular saw and spindle, 2 crow bars, 1 ton chain block, hammer and wedges, 23' sheets iron, wheelbarrow, milk cart and harness, gig and harness, pony cart, 3 saddles, ladders, garden tools, lawn mower, chains, collars, hamed, etc. D/B gun; quarter ton manure, 183 hinau posts. Household furniture, including: -leather dining suite, 2 duelress .sets, dinbj.q table, bedsteads, > chairs, bevellc I mirror, mirror front wardrobe, book shelves, marble top tables, mangle, kitchen- utensils, linoleums ' 'and useful sundries. ' WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Oig, popy and harness, and sideboard.

On pomint of MESSRS. . CASSIJ3 BROS., wlio have g'ivni up dairying:— "Spring cart, (nearly new), heavy spring • ctrAy, milk' wiiirgoM 2 factory. iiorses, 12 milk cans. LtfXCIIEOX PROVIDED. " . SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. WOOLBROKE3. aovF.nxMioNT valuations ob WOOL lie)(l at WAITARA through, out the year. •• . SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES. ET olTeied every four weelu at STRATFORD. . NEXT SALE—Tuesday, June 22. - Cousi«nm ;nts must miive fcy previous. Advjiu Cards and Labels o» application. ' > - ■ '