Page 8 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 23 July 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. SALE OF GRADE JERSEYS. ELTHAM. AT THE HOMESTEAD, MONDAY,’JULY 25, 1921. NEWTON KING, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. J. BURKE, who is giving up dairying, to sell at the homestead*ELTHAM, for convenience of sale, on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE: gg CHOICE GRADE JERSEY COWS, off the Lowgarth farm, mostly 2nd calvers, expected to cahvc July and August; in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls. 10 Jer^hy-Holstein cross cows, 2nd calvers, in calf to Jersey bull; expected to calve July and Aug. 8 2-year i.c. grade Jersey heifers, choice quality 1 half-draught gelding J thoroughbred draught mare W breeding sows I young Berkshire boar 1 spring dray Sale at 12.30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Mr. Burke has been dairying for over 20 years, and this is his first Clearing Sale. The cows are an e peeially choice Jersey line, all young, and all his own breeding. They hold the second highest test at the Lowgarth Dairy Co. The 2year heifers are also a very fine line, being selected from only the very best cows. Mr. Burke rs giving up dairying and everything is WITHOUT RESERVE. Jersey Fanciers should not miss this sale.

ON THE FARM, ARAWAiy. ROAD, OAONUI. TUE.4)AY, JULY 26, at 12.30 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD., pjAVE been favored with instructions from ‘MR. RUHE RANGITAAWA, who ifl giving up dairying, to sell by auction, without reserve, the whole of his live and dead stock, including: YOUNG DAIRY COWS, in good condition, consisting of a big percentage of nice Jerseye and cross; balance good Shorthorns; early calvers. 6 cows in milk (just calved) 14 yearling heifers, Jersey cross 4 farm horses (4 years upwards) 1 Shetland pony 3 sows (in farrow), I boar,. 3 store pigs, 9-eoulter Duncan drill (now). Adriance mower (new), disc harrows, Massey s.f. plough, hay rake, spring dray and harness, sledge, 5 milk cans, 8 buckets, saddles, harness, cwt. barbed wire, poultry, pig troughs, etc., and farm tools. Duncan roller (new). Household furniture, including new billiard table, Singer sewing machine, Champion range, and other useful articles. Light Luncheon Provided. Note.—Our agent ( has inspected the whole of the above, and reportfl favorably on everything to be sold. The cattle can be recommended, whilst the implements are as good new, having been well cared for. ON THE FARM, NIKORIMA ROAD, WAITARA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, At 12.30. NEWTON KING, LTD.

YY WE been favored with instructions from MRS. *E. HODSON, whose farm has been sold, to sell by auction, without reserve, the whole of her live and dead stock, including: 90 EXTRA CHOICE DAIRY COWS; first-class line of Jerseys, Shorthorns ami Holflteins. Early calvers. In great nick, and in calf to pedigree Jersey bull. 3 springing heifers 7 yearling heifers (good) 2 exceptionally good farm horses, 4 and 5 years (all harness) 6 breeding sows (due August), 3 store pigfl, Massey 11-coulter drill, Cambridge roller, R. and G. d.f. plough. Hornsby s.f. plough, Big 6 McCormick mower (nearly new), disc and tine harrows, hayrake, block dray and harness, spring cart and harness, gig and harness, milk cans, posts and strainers, plough harnofls, fowls and farm tools; also quantity of household furniture and sundries. Light Luncheon Provided.

AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE—We can recommend prospective buyers to attend this sale with every confidence. The herd is an old established one, and one that has always been heavily culled, being to-day a collection of extraordinarily good milking cows. The horses are as stated above, exceptionally good, and the implements show little wear.

A few shillings spent on the free use of Nazol to protect the mucous membranes of the mouth, nos? and throat from coughs, coldfl and sore throats, etc., 1- W.ter than hours of fluff ering,