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Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. SPECIAL HEIFER SALE. AT RAHOTU SALEYABD3. THURSDAY, 24th JUNE. SPRINGING HELPERS ONLY. OKA HEAD, as follows: 90 2 and 3-year Jersey heifers 95 2 and 3-year Shorthorn heifer*. 25 2 and 3-year Holstein heifera ' 140 mixed heifers The above cattle are practically *U bred in the district and are of good qnal ity throughout. They will be sold it lots to suit purchasers. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. THURSDAY, 24th. JUNE, 1920. NEWTON KING. TTAS received instructions from Mr. C E. ROWS, who has sold hi* fana, to sell on the property on above date:— WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS • 1 Jersey bull 2 farm horses 4 breeding sows, close to farrowifij , 12 store pigs 1 Milk Waggon and Harness, 1 Mill Cart and Harness, 1 Reid and Graj Drill, 1 Imperial Manure Distributor, Hay-rake, Cambridge Roller, Duacal Plough, Disc Harrows, Chains,. It Milk Cans, Troughs and.Tubs, Para Tools, 20 Ducks, 25 Fowls, 1 Gig i Harness (SLIGHT RESERVE), Sale at 12.30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The above herd comprises a good strait of Jersey, and are in splendid condition They produced for this season jußt undei 18,000 lbs. of butter fat. Returns will bi given at sale. 54 of these cows gave 24001b* of milk at the top of this season. The majority calve in July, balance in August. They can remain on' the farm until the end of this month. MOUNTAIN ROAD, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, 25th JUNE, 1920. I NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from MR. C, ROWSON, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on above date—< WITHOUT RESERVE: 90 GRADE JERSEY COWS, expected to calve August and September 1 grade Jersey weaner heifer 2 farm horfles, 6 years, all farm work / 1 milk cart and harness, 1 set britch* jng harness, 2 sledges, 1 M.H. 9Coulter drill (new), 1 M.H.. djsc harrows, 1 M.H. 2-horse mowei (new), 1 Bft chain harrowi (new), 1 Oft roller, spring tooth harrows, 5 milk cans, swingletrees, chains, farm tools, sundries, etc 14 cow covers, The above cows are practically all GRADE JERSEYS in tip-top condition, all young and to calve August and- September. They are an exceptionally good lot, Mr. Rowson sparing .no expenu when putting the herd together. The place is sold and everything is fo| ABSOLUTE SALE. ' SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 1 180 ACR^S - Pree '>°W. all in gra»«, close to sea; six-roomed house, :> outbuildings. All level; carry 65 cows.' . Price £4O per acre. Good terms. : JgA ACRES Freehold, close to school, factory and post office; 16 pad--1 docks, carry 50 cows, good buildings. ' Price £3O per acre;, £IOOO. cash. a "ypj ACRES, Freehold, close to railways good buildings, milking machined; carrying 35 cows. Price £6O per acre.Terms. * ' ■ 2QI ACRES, Freehold, si*-roomed house, implement shed, cowshed, . stable; wintered 120 grown cattle; no weeds. Price £l3 10s per acre; £IOOO cash. OgQ ACRES, Freehold, 1J miles from prosperous town; carry 120 cows. Price £52 per acre; £2OOO cash. S 190 AORES > Freehold, carry 70 cows, d .7 miles New Plymouth. Price £3O per acre; £ISOO cash. ]_so ACRES, Freehold,-all in grasl, no weeds, all level, .3 miles railway, (1 1 mile factory; good buildings- Pric* £35 per acre; £SOO cash. 200. ACRKS - Freehold, no weeds, ill level, good buildings; close to railway. Carry 80 cows. Price £SB per acre; £ISOO cash.; Good return's. Further particulars on application to^NEWTON KING LAND DEPARTMENT, INCLEWOOD. ' [ GET A FREE SAMPLE OF pALMERSTON »J>EA. THEN YOU'LL BUY THE HALF CHEST. •