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Taranaki Daily News, 26 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY/AUCTION. ■« HAST ROAD, STRATFORD. TUESDAY, 29th JUNE, 1920. NEWTON KING TIAS received instructions from Mr. .T, C. Felton, who has sold Mi farm. to sell on the property on above date,— WITHOUT RESERVE: 1 block dray and harness, milk cart and lianas*. M.n. 0 Coulter drill (with broadcasters (slight reserve*, M.H. double and SF. plough*, M.H. Roller, 1 iet discs, chain and jtri« pod, harrows, sledge, swingletree?, chains and spider, logging chain?, Wallaby jack, 19 bags slag, 5, bag? lime, pig net, geese, fowls, factory shares, farm tools, and sundries, etc. '■ ALSOHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANO EFFECTS. SALE AT 1230 P.M. DfOLEWOOD YARD& WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30th, \m NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. YV. I*. Bishop to sell as above: JSQ SELECTED 2J TO 31-YEAR' DAIRY HEIFERS The above heifers are in tip-top condition, show a lot of quality and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers; STRATFORD-NEXT ABBATOIRS. WEDNESDAY, 30th JUNE, 1920. | NEWTON KING ITAS received instructions from Mr. & E. Hancock, -who has gold his farm, to sell on the property on above date: WITHOUT RESERVE: 30 HIGH QUALITY GRADE JERBE? COWS, mostly 3rd and -4th calvers, due to 'calve JulyAugust • ' • 5 HIGH QUALITY GRADE, JERSEY 3YEAR SPRINGING HEIFERS J PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL, "Mona» Star" No. 4918, Sire "Velvedere Star", dam "Mona" 8 store pigs 4 wcaner pigs 1 bleeding sow 1 R. and G. s.f. plough (new), 1 let tripod harrows (new), disc harrows, swingletrees, sundry names?, maul and wedges, 1 high pressure "Champion" range (new), milk cans, buckets and strainers, 1 200gal. tank and stand, saddle aid bridle, fowls, ducks, 25 cow' covers, half ton manure, pig net, 100 riinn posts, 6 strainers, farm» tools, .sundries, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 child's pony, gig and harness (good order) Pomeranian Pups and Dogs, 48 fully paid-up share! in Midhirif Dairy Co. ■ ■ ■ > \ ALSOOn account of MR. E. KIRKWOOIJ: » [ 10 Jersey cows (Jersey, Jeriey-Hol-steins) , SALE AT 12.30 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED The above cows are all high-class grade Jerseys, most of them being the pick of the late Mr. Gordon Towniend's, herd of Lowgarth. They have exertional butter-fat returns, having returned for this season under the Midhirst Cow Testing Aliociation, 307.43 of butter-fat. . There were only three cows in this herd teitii tinder 0 for the month of May. Test sheets will be available for' Inspection at the sale- > y' The farm is sold and everything it for ".! absolute sale. ' ,' KAPONGA SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, 30th JUNE, 1020.'. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. C. W. Cullen, who is giving up dairying, to sell at the above address for convenience of sale:— JPJ GRADE JERSEY COWS, due August and September . . i 26 good Jersey cows, due August and I September (in calf to pedigraa ■ Jersey bull) ' ' 1 Jersey bull ' 1 Jersey weaner heifer ' 1 Duncan s.f. lever plough, 0 mU'« '! cans, aerator, cow covers 2 sows, due July 1 pedigree Yorkshire boar !' 93 fully paid up shares in AwatUM ' 3 Dairy Co, ~'! Also, on account of Clisnt:— V ~ milk cart and harness ' ~ " 1 waggon, to carry 13 cans harness . '•;,. 2 waggon horsw, good "j 1 lialf draught milk curt horse, all '■ harness Sale at one o'clock. NOTE.-The cows are n particular!;.- , nice lot of good Jerseys, heavy yield**! ■ and testers, and the herd has bt» ' heavily culled. This he.'d mended to anyone.