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Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1921, Page 8

SALEf BY AUCTION. CHEAL ROAD, NGAERE. MONDAY, 18th JULY, 1921. NEWTON KING, LTD., J.JAVE received instructions from MR. A. M. ROBERTSON, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on the above date— WITHOUT RESERVE: COWS, mostly Jereeyfl, a 8 young and expected to ciUvs Aug.-Sept. 4 empty cows 1 grade Jersey bull 6 2-year in-calf heifers, selected from high testing cows and choice in quality 6 breeding sows 2 boars 25 store pigs 2 farm horses SALE AT 1 O’CLOCK. LUNCHEON PROVIDED, Mr. Robertson has boert milking for the last three years. He has bfeen very careful in the selection of herd, and anything not up to standard has been put out each year, not less than eight being culled this year. The farm is sold, and everything nJ without reserve. ON THE FARM, CARRINGTON ROAD| WEDNESDAY, 29th JULY, W. At 12 Noon. NEWTON KING, LTD. , IT AVE been favored with from Messrs. GILBERT BROS, whose farm has been sold, to sell bi public auction, WTIHOUT RESERVE the whole of their Live and Dead Stock as follows — YOUNG DAIRY COWS, Jeteej cross 5 2-year springing heifers 1 good Jersey bull 3 half draught horses, 3yra up wards, all harness 1 5-year trotting more 30-cwt. express, spring dray, rubbei tyred gig and all harness, Adri ance mower, Deeririg rake, Cam bridge roller, s.f. plough, disc tyne and chain harrows, sledge chaffcutter, Stewart horse* clipper, 60 posts, box testing bottles. 5 milk cans, buckets, rugs, 50-gallon copper, barrels, etc. Maul, wedges, and farm sundries. New Furniture, including Oiled Rimu Drawing and Bedroom Suites, mats, chairs, mattresses, tables, sewing machine, Perfection stove, and all effects WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: late Model 5:-seater Ford Car (good as new) NOTE.—Our Agent having inspected the whole of the above, report* most favorably on everything to be Th< cows are a good lot, mostly young, Jen sey being fairly prominent, condition good, and nearly all early calvers. Th< implements, etc., furniture and motwl car are all as good as new.

LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE OF GRADE JERSEYS. TARIKI ROAD, TARIKI. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921. neVvton king, ltd., JJAVE been instructed by Mr. Q MEULI, to sell on the farm oft above date— WITHOUT RESERVE: 24 CHOICE GRADE JERSEY COWS, expected to calve July-August. 2 Shorthorn cows 1 Holstein cow WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 pedigree Jersey bull, “Noptund of Willowbank” 1 yearling Jersey bull, “Ferndale’S General” I pedigree Jersey bull calf 15 extra special choice Grade Jer* sey yearling heifers, by a grandson of Perceus,** champion butter fat bull of to* day, out of dams by “Campan* ile Sultan” and “Rozel’s Sultan?’ LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12.30 P.M. On account of Mr. A. H. MULLER, Tariki—--8 dairy cows, Jersey cross, Sr 4 and 4th calvers 10 grade Jersey yearling heifers On account of Mr. J. B. Tariki—--3 grade Jersey cows Mr. Meuli is going in solely for pedigree Jerseys, which is the reason for his selling his grades. They are a first class lot, well into the Jersey, and they have maintained a very high average at the factory. They are all in calf to high class pedigree Jersey bulls. Date® and other particulars will be given at thA sale. The yearling heifers are an es« pecially good line, as their breeding denotes.