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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. PATIKI ROAD, BETWEEN TE KIR| | AND PIHAMA. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922. NEWTON KING, LTD., 1 t "pi” AVE received instructions from Mr. E. J. O’Hanlon, of Pihama, to self as above— Jjj WITHOUT RESERVE: ' 25 HIGH-GRADE JERSEY due Aug.-Sept., in calf to pedi- • gree Jersey bull “Milroy” No. 5859 1 pedigree Jersey bull “Milroy* No. 5859 1 draught horse, 9 years 2 school ponies 3 9 milk cans, gig, harness, BenUH chaffcutter, block dray, saddle ? and britching, spring milk cart, pig troughs, manure sower, 14 bags manure, and general fanq sundries ALSO: . . Quantity household furniture, , NOTE.—Mr. O’Hanlon has been dairy* ing for over 20 years, and has bred and bought nothing but the best of Jerseys, L and has built up an exceptionally good herd. He has recently purchased a farm and is only taking his pedigree Jersey J cattle with him. Cattle off this conn* try will do well anywhere, and buyers can confidently attend this sale, as everything is for absolute sale except his pedigree stock. Light Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 o’clock. ON THE FARM, OKOks. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, at 12.30 o’cloofc. 1 NEWTON KING, LTD.,, JJAVE received instructions from the Executors in the Estatfe of ths late W. B. Colson to sell by auction, as above, , WITHOUT RESERVE; g 0 GRADE JERSEY COWS (2 ft milk), mostly young, July, Angus t, September ealvers, and ill calf to pedigree Jersey bull 19 3-year Jersey cross heifers (ia, calf) 1 harness mare, 5 years, all work (slight reserve) Do mo Separator, 105 gallons 1 3-cow Ridd bucket plant and en* gine Luncheon Provided. Auctioneer’s Note.—We have inspected this herd and can highly recommend buyers In search of good Jersey cows to attend this sale. The cattle will do re- v markably well with a to open country, and should specially appeal to South Taranaki buyers. ON THE FARM, KORU. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2 At 12.30 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD., J J AVE been favored with instructions from Messrs. Barkla Bros, to sell by Auction as, above — 22 DAIRY COWS (3 in milk), mostly young, due August-Sept. 1 sow and litter 2 farm horses Gane Milking Machine and Crossley Engine, Spring Cart and. Harness, Monitor Drill, Big 6 Mc-» Cormick Mower. S.F. Plough, Tyne, Tripod and Spring Tooth Harrows, Plough Harness, 8 Milk Cans, Sundries, etc. —ALSO— The FREEHOLD INTEREST in Messrs. Barkla Bros.’ farm, com* prising 150 acres (more or less.J Full particulars at sale. This property will be offered ibefotL the stock, etc. - * ig THE NEW PLYMOUTH JERSEY CATTLE CLUB’S ANNUAL SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEY FEMALES (and; limited number of Bulls) will be held, L on the New Plymouth Showgrounds <® * TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922, commendftg' at 11 a.m. sharp. 82 H 82 of SELECTED CATTLE from most of NORTH TARANAKI’S WELL-KNOWN JERSEY STUDS, And Comprising an Entry of 2-YEAR HEIFERS of Outstanding Quality 10 yearling heifers 15 cows 2 bulla This is absolutely the MOST VALUS ABLE COLLECTION of pure-bred ani-’ mals .yet offered for sale on ofNORTH TARANAKI JERSEY BREEDlers. The 2-year "Heifers are an Exception- { ally Good Lot, attractive both in Breeding and Appearances. There are many Champions amongst them. The yearling heifers, cows and bulls will find many i a<b liters also. > Remember. —All stock offered at this sale will be passed by an inspection committee, and quite a big portion of the entry is to be sold WITHOUT RE- | SERVE. ' Buyers in search of Pedigree Jeraejte of the Highest Quality, attend this sale* Catalogues obtainable from the Auctioneers: NEWTON KING, LTD. (all branches).