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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING CALENDAR OF Q LEAKING gALES. JULY. ' Thur&'ttiy 22nd.—J. Stachurski, Ratapiko. Thursday 22nd.—A. W. Phillips and A. Baker (Pedigree Jerseys), at Rahotu Yards. Friday 23rd.—Mrs. Beggs (Omata), -it Waiwakaiho Yards. , Friday 23rd.—N. T. Rundle, Waiwakailio Yards. Monday 26th.—W. Corcoran, Urenui. Monday 26th,—K. L. Klenner, Douglas Yards. Tuesday 27 th.—J. H. McPartlartd, Stratford Yards. Wednesday 28th.—R. W. Dawson, Rahotu. Thursday 2flth-H. E. Greig, Puk< ; . aruhe, Pedigree Jerseys. AUGUST. Wednesday 4th.—R. Aroa, Uruti. SEPTEMBER. Wednesday 22nd.—The South Taranaki Pedigree Jersey Breeders' Asun, Kaponga Yards. WAIWAKAIHO YARDS. FRIDAY, 23rd. JULY. 150 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE 2 extra choice cows (close up) S guaranteed cows 9 dairy cows (springing and in milk) 3 heifers (close up) 9 2-year grade Jersey springing heifers On account of Mr. N. T. Rundle, of Bell Block, who has sold his farm,— WITHOUT RESERVE: 25 dairy cows 1 pedigree Jersey bull 1 yearling .Ur-py heifer 1 half-draught mare Gig mare, spring cart and harness, trap and harness, s.f. Hornsby plough, disc and tyne harrows, cultivator, swingletree.-, chains, 4 znilk cans and buckets, b bags cement, and general sundries.

On accimnt of Mrs. Beggs, of Ornate, the lease of whose farm has expired,— WITHOUT RESERVE: 22 dairy cows, August and September culvers; mostly J'oung; a good percentage of very nire Jerseys 11 20-month heifers 1 grade Jersey hull 1 9-year mare (all harness) WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 4-cow L.K.6. milking plant, with iij h.p. engine; only been in use for six months. The plant can be inspected at the farm; Barrett Road, Omata. On account of Mr. 0. H. Johns, af IS young dairy, cows (Jersey-Shori-hovn cross, calving in August) Order of Sale: Implements, etc., anil store cattle, 12.30 o'clock; dairy cattle, 2 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF PEDIGREE & GRADE JERSEY CATTLE, ETC. AT THE HOMESTEAD, PUKEARUHE, WHITE CLIFFS. THURSDAY, 29th JULY. NEWTON KING H AS been favored with instructions from Mr. H. E. GREIG, to sell by Public Auction, without reserve:

THE WHOLE OP HIS LIVE AND ' DEAD STOCK, as follows: HEAD OF . PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, HEIFERS & BULLS. « , 20 high quality dairy cows, mostly ■Jersey, calving in August 25 choice Grade Jersey heifers, Aug. and Sept. ealvers 1 hack 1 filly D.F Duncan plough (convertible to single), disc, chain, tyne and tripod harrows, roller, spring tooth harrows, 5-ton waggon, wheel-sledge, Bton endless chain gear, swingle-trees, milk cans, separator, grindstone, ivheelbarrow, harness, and large quantity of useful farm sundries. Also small quantity of Furniture. WITH SLIGHT RESERVEFordson Tractor. Oliver Automatic plough. Ridd 2-cow Releaser plant and testing bucket, with Lister engine. All in good order, and nearly new. SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED., CATALOGUES of PEDIGREE STOCK obtainable on application to the Auctioneer. I can confidently recommend to dairymen the cattle, both pedigree and grade.-, to be disposed of "at this sale. It will b? noticed on perusal of the catalogue that the pedigree cattle are very well bred, importediSood appearing frequently and closely related. The grade cows and'heifers are also worthy of close attention. All the implements are practically new, having done very little work. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is '9d «.nd l's !)d.