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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1920, Page 8

3ALES feY AUCTION. STONY RIVER YARDS. TUESDAY, 22ud JUNE. MIXED WEANERS 32 yearling Jersey heifers 10 springers 6 horses, pony, 2-yaril dray, set harrows, Horse, Gig and Harness On account of MR. CHAS WELLS: 40 2/.'i year grade Jersey heifers (ivi lefts to suit purchasers) 1 pedigree Jersey bull, "Meadowlirooke Bellman" ("Brighto.i Twylish-Sunflower") On aopount MESSRS. WARNER AX!) HILL, WITHOUT RESERVE: 20 dairy cows, Jersey cross, August ealvers 18 21-year Jersey fross heifers 11 2J-year steers ORDER OF SALE: Store cattle 12.30, dairy cattle 2 p.m. „ On account of Mr. L. ANDREWS, at the yards at 11 a.m.: Lawn mower, lawn roller, wheelbarrow, beehives and empty boxes, x poultry, Myer's pump and 20 fegt 2-incli piping, 3 cords firewool. salting tub, barb wire and netting, cross cut saw, maul and wedges, sewing machine, pram, hanging laijip, quantity household furnitUi", circular saw and bearings,'pump, 30 feet 3-inch rubber corn ' crusher. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Ford motor cur, in good running order. LEITH ROAD ; OKATO. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JUNE. NEWTON KING J£AS been favored with from Mr. J. F. BATEY, who has sold his farm, to sell by auction without reserve— « . • DAIRY COWS (August and September ealvers) 2 cows (in milk) 5 grade Jersey heifers (Sept. ealv- ««).- 1 2-year pedigree Jersey bull, "Goal Post" 1 grade Jersey bull 10 Jersey weaner heifers 1 single lever plough, tyne and chain harrows, Duncan 16 disc harrow-, milk tester, 3 tons slag, and general farm sundries. On account of Mr. T. Woodward—--1 fiyr. heavy draught liorse (any harness) 1 Syr milk cart horse (any harness) 1 half-draught gelding 1 half-draught mare 1 ">yr gig mare Long shafter gig.and harness, spring cart, collars, hames, bridles, chatr cutter (nearly new), 10 good mhk cans, strainer and cooler, buckets, horse clipper, meat safe, grindstone and fittings, horse rugs, dray jack, and general sundries.. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. , SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. NOTE, —This herd contains a good percentage of grade Jerseys of fine quality, the balance being good type of Shorthorn and Holstein. Most of the cattie are August ealvers. UPPER DUTHIE ROAD. ~~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1920. NEWTON KING JCJAS been favored with instructions from Messrs OLD BROS., who Tiave sold their farm, to sell as under—- • ■ WITHOUT .RESERVE: 35 DAIRT COWS,' JeH6j', Holstein and Shorffiorri/due'to calve August and September. ' 2 store cows 1' cow in 'full milk'' I 2-year in-calf heifer 1 set Duncan discs 1 Duncan single lever Plough Tripod Harrow?, 5 Milk Cans, 4-horse Bar, Swingle-trees, Whey Barrels, ■? Fencing Posts, Spring Dray, Milk Cart and Harness, Plain Wire, Fowls and Ducks, Household Furniture and Sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 J long shafter Gig a#d Harness. Also on account of a client—--8 good dairy cows i Sale at 12.30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—The cows are mostly young and in fine condition. For the last sexson this herd has been the third highest at Mahoe factory. Calving Dates will be given out at ths sale. Cars will leave our Branches on morning of sale. L; A. NOLAN & CO., GOyiSfiNMENT WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS." Q.OVIJRNMIBNT Valuations' conduced as under: Wool: At eur store. Quay Street, W*i 'tara. At our Store, Giil Street New Plymouth, every four weeks. Auction Sales of Hides, jTallow, etc. conducted monthly Next Sale June 22.