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Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1920, Page 8

!S. SALES BY AUCTION. AHUAHU ROAD, OAKURA. THURSDAY,~Ist JULY. NEWTON KINO. H as been favored with instructions ' from Mrs. M. A. Ludecke, 'whoso farm has been sold, to sell by auction, without reserve:— 50 COWS (Jersey cross, mosf ly 2nd ealvers) ' ' 3 2-year in-calf heifer* 20 mixed yearlings 40 pigs (weaners and store*} 6 breeding sows 1 boar 6 sheep 2 farm horses (nil harness) ' 1 4-year gig mare 1 gig mare and foal t 40 fully paid-up shares in Patua Dairjr Factory 1 New Zealandia milking plant, va<!< uum pump, milk cart' and harness, giff and harness,, chains,' collars, hames, milk cans, strainer, bucket*, barrels, troughs, cow and horsa eovera, wire strainer, hedge swingletrees, horse clippers, crojc* cut saw, 2 saddles and bridles, awaS safe, 3 rolls wire, grubbers, shoreU, spades, axes, poultry, and all fiyrtg sundries. On account of other Vendors:— 1 Holstein bull 1 Shorthorn bull 1 horse, gig, and harness LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. MIMI, URENUL \ FRIDAY, 2nd JULY. NEWTON KING H AS been favore <l with instructions from Mr. A. D- Carr, who .haS' |oli his farm, to sell by auction, without re? serve:— 48 CHOICE DAIRY COWS (Jersey cross) 1 3-year Shorthorn bull 8 2-year steers 31 mixed yearlings 3 farm horses, geldings, all.harness 1 school pony (very quiet) 1 toh lorry (drop side's), block dray and harness, gig and harness, df. plough, 2 s.f. ploughs, Adrian:#" . mower and grinder, Deering ha T * rake, steel Queen disos, chain and tyne harrows, 9-tooth. spring cultivator, Monitor disc drill, Baltio separators (55 gallons), sledge, milk and cream cans, cooler and buckets, power pump, jack ahd pump, blacksmith's stock dies ani vice, pipe dies, cutter and rice, saddle' and bridle, swmgletreu, plough and chains and harness; 100 totara posts, and strainers, 1000 battens, manure, poultry, l ton Q.S. chaff, aijd general farm sundriesALSO: - 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 ealvers and showing a fair amount of Jerseys. All calve in August and' September. All the mach« inery, harness, etc., is in first-class order*most of it being comparatively oew. MOUNTAIN ROAD, STRATFORD. ' MONDAY, sth JULY, 1920. KING PJAS received instructions from Mr. Ik Hyndman, who is giving up dairy* ing, to sell on the farm on above date,** , WITHOUT RESERVE: gg HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS due to calve Aligust-Septeitibel 0 yearling Jersey heifers (slight reserve) 1 2-year empty heifer 1 sow with litter of 7 t 2 sows, to farrow July-August 8 milk cans WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: ' 4-cow A.W-R. milking machine (re» leaser) 2i-h.p. Anderson engine, Sydney h ✓pump At 12.30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. " Mr. Hyndman has been milking for the last eighteen years and has never had a sale. He has only bought the ' best and culled heavily each year. The average test for the season was 4.4, making a return of 2701bs of butter-fat per cow, and included in thiß return were 10 heifers. We can confidently recommerid anyone in search of first-class Jersey cowe to attend this sale. . 1 NEWTON KING ■WOOLBRQKrR. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the year. NEXT VALUATION-JULY 1, ' SHEEPSKINS AND; HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels OS application. ■