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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, ELTHAM ROAD, AWATUNA. THURSDAY, JULY 7, NEWTON KING, LTD., JJAVE been favored with instruction! from MR. CECIL H. SILBY, whost lease has expired, to sell the whole </. his well-known herd of high-grade Frie* sians, •WITHOUT RESERVE. 23 HIGH-GRADE FRIESIAN COWS, in calf to pedigree bull 6 high-grade Friesian B-yeal? springing heifers 8 picked yearling heifera 1 three-quarter-draught gelding, rising 4 years; all harness 1 filly, rising 4 yearaj ell harness •1 gelding, rising 3 years j all harness except shafts 2 good, heavy foals, 6 months. 1 aged utility mare; guarantee! any harness 1 purebred Berkshire boar 4 purebred Berkshire sows 10 slips Dray and harness, gig and harness, Deering mower, McCormack rake, R. and G. s.f. plough, Duncan discs, milk cans, buckets, separator and churn, stumping jack, chains, swingletrees, farm tools, 14-gallon copper, 400-gab lon tank, and general farm sundries. Also Household Furniture and Effects, including: Double wooden bedstead, wire mattresses, wash stand, new Orion range, bath, sideboard, machine, wfiting desk, dining and occasional table, chairs and general household sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 pedigree Friesian bull, 3 yearg (Coplarvale, No. 2353) 1 pedigree Friesian cow, 3 years (Woodcrest Inka Pietetje, No. 3123) 1 pedigree cow, 5 years (Woodland I/addie America, No. 2295) 1 pedigree cow, 6 years (Woodland Pauline Beauty 11, No. 2309) 1 pedigree Friesian heifer, 20month, Manaton Patiline Pieterje, entered for N.Z. Friesian Derby) Empire Junior nine*eoUlter drill (new) 150 shares in Awatuna Dairy Co. NOTE I .—The grade cows have been specially selected on type and breeding, and are practically all second and third calvers, due August and September. A number of them are from such sires as Holland’s Queen’s Son, whose dam has S.O.R. 7561 bs butterfat, and Mutual Paul Segis, whose dam is recognised as one of the finest cows imported to New Zealand. The pedigree animals are from the greatest producing family. Two of the cows are by Cliffside Laddie, who has a total of 22 C.O.M. daughters. Another is bred by Mr. J. Donald, of Westmere. AH the implements, furniturd and sundries are practically new. ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER VENDORS i 1 milk waggon to carry 12 cans 1 g*g 1 single furrow plough 1 half-draught mare, all harness guaranteed Sale at 12 o’clock. Luncheon Provided. FOR SALE 81 acres 81 About three miles from New Plymouth. Six-roomed House, hot and cold water; six-bail Cowshed, concrete floor; well watered; two miles from Fitzroy; seven paddocks, all in gross, all ploughable, three-quarter level land; carrying capacity 30 dairy cows; 35 head of cattle and horses now on property PRICE £BO PER ACRE. PRICE £BO PER ACRE. PRICE £BO PER ACRE. Will Exchange for House Property or good mortgage. POSSESSION JUNE, 1921. A’ E’ WATKINS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, A.M.P. Buildings New Plymouttu P.O. Box 49, Telegrams “Watkins,” NeW Plymouth, Telephone 755. FRANK BOND (Late Henry Brown & Co.) BUILDER, CONTRACTOR AND TIMBER MERCHANT, RICHMOND STREET, INGLEWOOD. AU classes of Timber kept in stock. Special quotations to builders for tim ber on truck. All builders’ ironmongery suppliedELECTROPLATER, TJAS removed to 197 ST. AUBY? STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH