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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. • AHUAHU ROAD, OAKURA.' THURSDAY, Ist JULY NEWTON KING. JTAS been favored with instructions from Mrs. M. A. Ludeekc, who?p farm has been sold,, to sell by auction, without reserve:— ' fJQ DAIRY COWS (Jersey cross, mostly 2nd calvers) 3 2-year in-calf heifers 20 mixed yearlings 40 pigs (weaners and stores) fi breeding sows" 1 boar B sheep i 2 farm horses (all harness) 1 4-year gig mare 1 gig mare and foal 40 fully paid-up shares in Patu'i Dairy Factory 1 New Zealandia'milking plant, vacuum pump, milk cart and harness, gig and harness, chains, collar?', hames, milk cans, strainer, bucket i, barrels, troughs, eow and horse coveys, wire strainer, hedge dippers, swingletrees, horse clippers, crojecut saw, 2 saddles and bridles, meat safe, 3 rolls wire, grubbers, shovels. spades, axes, poultry, and all farm sundries. On account of other Vendors:1 Holstetn bull 1 Shorthorn bull 1 horse, gig, and harness LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. PEDIGREE JERSEYS. TARIKI (OPPOSITE STATION). THURSDAY, Ist JULY, 1920. NEWTON KING ETAS received instructions from Mr. JACOB THERKLESON, Senr., who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on above date— WITHOUT RESERVEg PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, com"BREEZE/; No. 1550, sire "Stevenson," dam "Zenith." "OLIVE," No. 2320, sire "Cherry ; s • Duke," dam "Rita Fenwick." "BRIGHTEZE STAR" No. 3084, sire "Waif's Star," dam "Brighteze 5 th." "DEWBERRY'S LEAF," No. 3784, sire "Mona's Campanile," dam "Dewberry Sweet." "BREEZY," No. 4392, sire "Brighteze Royal," dam "Breeze," All the above cows are in calf to the" pedigree-tfersey bull "SNIPER" No. 5528, and are due August and September. ALSO--1 Milk Cart Gelding and Harness, 1 set Tine Harrows, 1 Plough, Chain-:, Harrows, American Buggy, &pftng Trap, 5 Tons Hay, 3 Tons Coal, Quantity Firewood, Timber, 5 sacks Chaff, 7 volumes N.Z. Jersey Herd Books, Farm Tools, 1 "FORD" Fiveseater Car (slight reserve), and a quantity of Household Furniture. On account of Mr. G. B. Knowles--2 high-class Grade Jersey cows to calve' early Augus* to a son of "Roberts" (imp) SALE AT 1 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Mr. M. Therklcson has only been rear : ing a small herd, and the above cows are a very choice lot. The farm is sold, and everything will be sold absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE. MIMI, URENUI. FRIDAY, 2nd JULY. NEWTON KING AS been favored with instructions from Mr. A. D. Carr, who has sold his farm, to sell by auction, without reserve:— AQ CHOICE DAIRY COWS (Jersey 1 3-year Shorthorn bull 8 2-year steers 31 mixed yearlings 3 farm horses, geldings, all harness 1 school pony (very quiet) 1- ton lorry (drop sides), block dray nnd harness, gig and harness, d f. plough, 2 s.f. ploughs, Adrian* mower and grinder, Deering lift/, rnke, steel Queen discs, chain and tyne harmws, 9-tooth spring cultivator, Monitor disc drill, Baltic separators (55 gallons), sledge, milk and cream cans, cooler and buckets, power pump, jack and pump, blacksmith's stock dies and vice, pipe dies, cutter and vice, saddle and bridle, swingletre m, plough and chains and harness, 100 totara posts, and strainers, 1000 battens, manure, poultry, 1 ton O.S. chaff, and general farm sundries ALSO: Small quantity of furniture, including piano. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—The cows are a nice quality ■ line of 2nd and 3rd calvers and showing j a fair amount of Jcrsays. All calve in < August and September. All the machinery, harness, etcTis in first-class order. I most of it being comparatively new.