SALES BY ATJCTIOK. HAYMARKET SALE. STRATFORD.. . SATURDAY, 26th JUNE, 1020 18 stores 5 Berkshire sows to furrow early IS August Milk Caiiß ■'• ± i Cow Covers 1 Milk Cart and Sundries. ALSO- ■"•• 1 1} milk waggon (almost new): 2 milk cart horses ' , 2 waggon horses {guaranteed} , 1 boy'gpony ' 1 11-coulter McConnick driP 1 R, & 0. Plough, ».{. 1 milk' cooler and vat 1 set chain harrows ' 1 set gig harness' SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. .• MONMOUTH /ROAD, STRATJfoRfii MONDAY, JUNE 28th, 1920 NEWTON KING IT AS received instructions from Mr. R MEMBERY, who has sold his f«m, to sell on the above date-—' WITHOUT RESERVE! 37 lambs, 11-disc drill (practically new), 17y a cwt. Reid & Gray Roller, 1 Hay Tedder, 1 heavy Duncan Plough, Set Disc Harrows, Set Grailr Harrows, Set Tine Harrows, Potato Moulder, 1 Price's Jack,- Sledge 'ani Wheelbarrow, 1 No. 4 Rial, 8 Milk Cans, Separator and Churn, 20 Cow Covers, 3 Horse Rugs, 3 Sets Swin. gle-trees, 1 Logging Chain, Fencing Posts, 1-Milk Cart (carry 8 milk cans), 1 Courtlnnil buggy (in good ord*-), Lamps, 1 stre'-g set Gig H«r»' ness (practically new), 1 set M\\k Cart Harness, Set of Drill Spiders & Plough Harness, 1 Riding Saddle, 12 White Leghorn Hens, half-ton "Maori Chief" Potatoes. ALL FARM SUNDRffiS. FURNITURE.-3 Double Brass Rail Bedsteads, 2 Single. .Wooden Bed« steads, 2 Washst ■ ■■, 3 Chests Drawers, 1 Sideboard, Couch, 3 Aral Chairs, 12 Cane Chairs, • Dining *«al Kitchen Tables, Carpet Runner (nearly new), mats, 1 Kitchen Dres»? er, Curtain Poles,' 1 Hanging Lamp, 2 Clocks, JCitchen Utensils, etc. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. STRATFORD SALE TUESDAY, 20th JUNE, 1020 25Q HEAD MIXED CATTLB • • 18 weaner heifers (good) •■:>■,•,.;, 38 weaner heifers (Jejsey cross; \. 8 Jersey weaner heifers " IN SPRINGER PENS, ON ACCOUNT? OF A CLIENT:— ' ; . 20 dairy cows, young , • ON ACCOUNT OF MR. A, NMD< HAM, DOUGLAS:— -r * J WITHOUT RESERVE: 18 grade dairy cows, all young, ; e*. pected to calve 22 3-year springing heifers, mixed colors (EXTRA CHOICE) ' Owing to the Very wet weather and a number of Pedigree stock to get through at Mr. Needham's CLEARING SALS weTiad not time to offer the grades. These will be soil TUESDAY, WITHOUT RESERVE. They are a good Um> especially the heifers Mr. Needham is leaving the djutriot and they are for ABSOLUTE SALE SALE AT irO'CLOCK. KAPONGA SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, 30th JUNE, 1920, NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr, Ci W. Cullen, who is giving up dairy, ing, to sell at the above address for convenience of sale:— 15 GRADE JERSEY COWS, true Aug. |iist and September 2J5 good Jersey cows, due August an* September (in calf to pedigree Jersey bull) 1 Jersey bull 1 Jersey weaner heifer. 1 Duncan s.f. lever plough, 6 mltk cans, aerator, cow cover* . " 2 sows, due July ; 1 pedigree Yorkshire boar 03 fully paid up shares in Awatuna Dairy Co. Also, on account of Clientmilk cart and harness 1 waggon, to carry 15 cit A harness 2 waggon horses, goou 1 half draught milk cart horse, >U, harness Sale at one o'clock. NOTE.—The cows are a particularly' nice lot of good Jerseys, heavy yieldet and testers, and the herd has been, heavily culled. This mended to anyone.
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1920, Page 8
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