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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1920, Page 8

saj.es by auction. MOUNTAIN ROAD, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, 25th JUNE, 1920. NEWTON KINO TTAS received instructions from MR. C. ROWSCN, who has sold hia farm, to sell on the property on above date:— WITHOUT RESERVE: GO GRADE JERSEY COWS, expected to calve August and September 1 grade Jersey weaner heifer 2 farm horses, G years, all farm work 1 milk cart and harness, 1 set britching harness, 2 sledges, 1 M.H. 9Coulter drill (new), 1 M.H. disc harrows, 1 M.H. 2-horse mower (new), 1 Sft set chain harrows (new), 1 Cft roller, spring tooth harrows, a 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 expense when putting the herd together. The place iSsold and everything is for ABSOLUTE SALE. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK.. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUROA ROAD, AWATUNA. MONDAY, JUNE 28th, 1020. NEWTON KING TLTAS been favored with instructions from Mr. J. WALLIS, who has sold his farm, to sell as under:— WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, Jersey, Holstein and Shorthorn, 2nd and 3rd calvers Milk Cart and Harness. Gig and Harness, tons Lime. Also Household Furniture, including: Iron Bedsteads, Duchess, Chest Drawers, Sideboard, Table, Oak Chairs, Kitchen Table and Chairs, and general Household Sundries. I WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Good Piano (iron frame) 1 gelding (milk carter) 1 mare, '/L.-draught, rising G years 1 filly, 2 years, by Foremost (halfsister to Wild Lupin) 1 filly, 3 years, by Foremost 1 mare, dam of Wild Lupin, in foil to Lord Multifid 10 Jersey weaner heifers Sale at 12.30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. KAHUI ROAD, RAHOTU. MONDAY, 28th JUNE. NEWTON KING JJAS been favored with instructions from Mrs. S. A. Morrow, whose "arm has been, sold, to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: CHOICE DAIRY COWS (Friesians, Jerseys and Shorthorn) 2-YEAR FRIESIAN HEIFERS £ PEDIGREE FRIESIAN BULLS \ Y PEDIGREE FRIESIAN COW g GRADE YEARLING FRIESIAN; BULLS J 2-YEAR JERSEY BULL 4 draught horses (all work) 2 gig horses 3 waggon horses (all work) 3 unbroken horses 1 purebred black Devon sow ] 2 block drays {U and 2J yards), 2 spring carts, waggon (to carry 21 cans), 2 gigs, double buggy, d.f. plough, s.f. do, disc, chain, tripod and tynft harrows, 9 and 13 Coulter drills, Cambridge roller, hay rako, slag sower, 2 sets 4-horse gea*, waggon, spring cart, gig and dray , harness, chains, 10 draught collars, | hames and blinkers, shearing machine, 17 milk cans, barrels, troughs, copper, and large quantity | of farm sundries ALSO— i Household furniture and effects. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. . SALE AT 11 A.M. SHARP. NOTE.—The cattle are a good quality lot and in splendid condition. The late Mr. Morrow was a particularly keen admirer of Friesians and one who was successful in their breeding. Whilst giving all due care and attention to his herd of pedigrees, he also gave careful consideration to his herd of grades, the best of bulls only being used. Practically the whole herd is the vendor's own breeding, there being only a sprinkling of Jersey and Shorthorn. STRATFORD YARDS. SATURDAY, 26th JUNE, 1920 NEWTON KING TJAS received instructions from Mr. F. Tecofsky, who has sold his farm, to sell in the Stratford Yards on above date:— WITHOUT RESERVE: gQ DAIRY COWS, due to calve July, Aug. and Sept. The above is a first-class herd, all young and mostly grade Jerseys, th° average return of butter-fat being 202