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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KINC.LTD NOTICE/ JQELTVERY of Auction purchases will only be given for CASH unless arrangements for credit have been previously made with the Management. NEWTON KING, LTD. RAHOTU SALE AND SPRINGING HEIFER FAIR. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1921. j 00 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLiE, SPRINGING HEIFERS, as under— -30 2 and. 3-year choice Jersey and Jersey cro-w heifers 35 2 and 3-year Shorthorn and Holstein heifers 20 3-year Holstein, springing heifers. Several acres of turnips (close to Rahotu township) On account of Messrs. Maroney and Flemming—--80 choice 2 and. 3-year Jersey heifers 35 3-year Shorthorn heifers SALE AT 12.30 O’CLOCK. KAPONGA SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 1. gQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE. 15 choice Jersey yearling heifers Also, on account of Mr. J. Wallace, of Awatuna, whose lease has expired, without reserve—--36 dairy cows, mostly young, due July, August and September. 2 bulls 1 milk yart horse SALE AT 1 P.M. BRISTOL ROAD, INGLEWOOD. MONDAY, JULY 4, 1921. NEVVTCN KING, uTD. H AVE been favored with instructions from Mr. GEO. BENNETT, to sell bj r Public Auction, his herd, of Grade Jersey 'Jows, etc. Particulars as under:—

WITHOUT RESERVE: g 0 GRADE & JERSEY CROSS COWS, mostly August and September calvers 6 young cows in milk 1 pedigree yearling Jersey bull, Decoration—Maori Maid (slight reserve). 1 pedigree 2-year Jersey bull, Riverlea’s Star, Miro Meadow’s Star—Pretty Flower (slight reserve). 1 grade yearling Jersey bull 2 Shorthorn .yearling bulls 12 yearling heifers 2 farm horses (all harness), 1 p.b. Berkshire sow in farrow, 3 7-gallon cream cans, 1 45-gallon “Domo” Separator,. 2 churns. The, which consists of a nice lot of grade Jersey and Jersey cross cows in good condition, are in calf to the pedigree Jersey bull Riverlea’s Star. We can recommend these cows to intending purchasers. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 1 o’clock. ON THE FARM, HILLSBOROUGH. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1921. At 12 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD., JJAVE been favored with instructions from Mr. J. B. MARSH, who has sold his farm, to sell by auction, without reserve, his herd of— DAIRY COWS Mostly Jerseys, August and •September calvers, and in calf to a well-bred p&digree Bull. 23 Jersey weaner heifers 3 2-year springing heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull, “WOODLANDS COLONEL,” (slight reserve) 2 farm horses 5 breeding sows 18 store pigs * Spring cart and harness,' roller (good), chain, disc and tyne harrows, mowing machine, horse hoe, 3 s.f. ploughs, gig and harness (slight reserve), saddle and bridle, ”2 coppers, 8 milk cans, 25 cow rugs, 2 stumping jacks, box of 50 test bottles, 6 cords Firewood, 609 ft planking, choke rope, cross-cut saws, tank, wheelbarrow, tons bonedust, LV tons straw chaff, 43 sacks Barley and Algerian Oats, stack of hay (10 tons), . 90 fowls and ducks, goats, all farm tools and sundries. Also quantity of household furniture. NOTE.—This is an old-established herd, heavily culled. Mr. Marsh has been a believer in testing, his-last-fig-ures, taken in October and November of last year, showing the average for the herd to be 4.5. The herd bull is one of exceptionally good type, and has good breeding. All the implements, etc., are in first-class, oilier. LIGHT LUNCHRON PROVIDED.