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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1920, Page 8

SALEE BY AUCTION. UNRESERVED SALE OF PEDIGREE & GRADE JERSEY CATTLE. AT RAHOTU SALEYARDS, THURSDAY, 22nd JULY. NEWTON KINO JJAS received instructions from MR. A VV. PHILLIPS, who has sold hid homestead, to sell by public auction as above, without reserve:— 17 HEAD OF PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS, COWS & BULLS. 31 very choice yearling Jersey heifers 2G mixed sheep (mostly young) 4 farm horses (all work) 1 3-year half-draught (unbroken) 1 stock pony 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 3 store pigs 3 cattle dogs, poultry, spring and block drays and harness, milk waggon, Duncan drill, disc and chain harrows, s.f. plough, McCormick reapeand binder, McCormick mower. Deering hay rake, Adriance rake, 4 horse gear, s h.p. Watt engine, sai- ' did and bridle, 70-gallon boiler and general farm sundries. ALSO, quantity of household furniture. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Combined billiard and dining-table, gramaphone and records. Also, on account of Mr. Phillips, his interest in— A 30-acre bush section, situated on the Opourapa Road, Ruhotu, held under a Native lease, with 21 years yet t» run, at an annual rental of 5/6 per acre. All in grass with the exception of 5 acres. ALSO,— On account MR. A. BAKER, who has decided to give up the breeding of pe.ligree Jerseys, WITHOUT RESERVE: , g PEDIGREE COWS 2 PEDIGREE HEIFER CALVES I 5-YEAR PEDIGREE BULL I PEDIGREE BULL CALF

ALSO,— On account MR. OLIVER CROSS:— 2 & 3-YEAR HIGH GRADE'JERSEY SPRINGING HEIFERS, jf extra good quality, calving early. All by pedigree Jersey bulls, theso .» cattle are very well grown and must give good results wherever farmed: They will be sold singly or in lots to suit purchaser*. On account of Mr. R. W. DAWSGN, of Rahotu, who has sold his farm, without reserve—--5 head of pedigree Jerseys, as follows: Cow, "Naughty's Mite" (Peggy's Campanile—Naughty II.) 2-year heifer "Naughty's Pride (Masterpiece of MeadowbrookeNaughty's Mite). Yearling heifer "Naughty's Love Star" (iSunflower's PerseusErin's Lonj Star) Yearling Bull, "Victor's Joe" (Miro Meadow's Victor—Josephine), Mr. Dawson's other stock, implements, etc., will be sold at his farm on Wednesday, 28th' inst. ORDER OF SALE: Sundries and im plements, 12; cattle, 2 o'clock. CATALOGUES OF PEDIGREE STOCK OBTAINABLE AT ALL BRANCH OFFICES OF THE AUCTIONEER, TERMS OF ALL SUNDRIES STRICTLY CASH. The cows are a very fine quality lot indeed, comprising mostly Grade Jerseys and light brindles. All young and in splendid condition. They practically all calve in August. STRATFORD SPRING HORSE FAIR SATURDAY, 7th AUGUST, 1920. J AM holding my Stratford Spring Horse Fair on above date.

ENTRIES INVITED. NEWTON KING, Auctioneer. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from the Executors in the estate of the late JAMES PULLAR, to sell by Auction at his Mart on SATURDAY, 24th July, 1020: Sections Pt. 3 and section 4, Blocs VII., containing 522 acres O.R.P. at 8d per acre, annual rentul £lO 6s 4d, situated Upper Carrington Road. A certain amount of bush was felled, and fenced years ago, but is now covered with second growth. This is a good opportunity, for a man of small capital to acquire a holding, or would suit a dairy farmer to run dry stock on. The property must be- sold wind up the Estate, and the reserve is an extremely low one. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer.