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Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD 1 LOWGARTH. ”(• J MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1922. NcWTONKING, LTD., ■pjAVD received instructions from - G. BRYANT, who is giving uf dairying, to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE-. g Q DAIRY COWS, due July, Aug,, S<?pt> 1 Ayrshire bull 5 weaner heifers 2 draught mares (all harness) 5 light horses (3 unbroken) 1 sow 1 boar 30 cow covers, plough, disc andtrtpod harrows, ewiugle.trees, chains, dray and harness, gigl and harness, 6 milk cans, basket!?, and general farm sundries, SALE AT'12.30 PM LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED; URENUI YARDS. MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1922. gQQ 'MIXED SHEEP, including—--250 2/6-tooth erwea and wethera 160 lambs 180 s.m- ewes (in lamb) -V PROSPECTIVE BUYERS OF HIGH-CLASS PEDIGREE JERSEYS, Do Not Miss , THE NEW PLYMOUTH JERSEY" CATTLE CLUB’S ANNUAL SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEY FEMALES, (and limited number of Bulla). To be held at the New Plymouth Sho<# ground on TUESDAY, JUNE 27. Commencing at 11 a.m- sharp. This is undoubtedly the MOST VAIXT* ABLE COLLECTION of Purebred Animals yet offered for sale on behalf of North Taranaki Jersey Breeders. & includes the splendid entry of—K* 2-YEAR HEIFERS, full of Their breeding cannot be beutel in the Dominion. 10 yearling heifer® 15 cows 2 bulls (beauties) t Jersey Fanciers in search of the BBSS purebred etock will be well suited at this sale. The best is the cheapest. REMEMBER—aII stock offered will be passed by an inspection committee, and quite a big portion of the entry is to bip sold WITHOUT RESERVE. •Secure Catalogues, study the breeding* and make your SELECTIONS. Note the day—TUESDAY, the 27tK Inst., the sale commencing at 11 ouxn sharp- Luncheon on the Showgrounds NEWTON KING, LTD-, Auctkmeera, INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922. NEWTON KING, LTD. VVILL Sell on behalf of Mr. W. OLSEN, who has sold hia farm—* WITHOUT RESERVE—“J PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE * 8 Grade Dairy Cows. Most of the cows are due tb calv6 hi July and August to the Champion Pedi«' gree Ayrshire Bull, Culcaigrie. ( • ' ON THE FARM. NEWALL ROAD, WAREA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, 19&2. At 12.30 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD., TTAVE been favored with instruction* " from Mr. T. RAVEN, to sell by Auction, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE his very choice herd of—* gJJ GRADE JERSEY COWS, practically all fawns and darks, b/ and in calf to pedigree Jersey Bulls, July-August calvers ’ 2 Pedigree Jersey Bulls, “Beifiie’e Bill” and “Sybal Eminent” (both very well bred.) The cows are all Mr. Raven’s ow< breeding, and are practically all by th< good bulls “H.C. the 7 th,” and “Beeaie’4 Bill.” They are mostly young, sound and in good condition, and calve from • July 1 to end of August to the pedigrad bull ‘‘Sybal Eminent.” Our Agent has inspected these cowd when in full milk the lest two seasdnMi and he can highly recommend anyone ’n search of good Jersey cows to attend UnM sale. They are good, hardy and strong" constitutioned* cattle, and will do veil wherever farmed, especially on open beach country. Mr. Raven’s sole for selling is that he intends 4 j| g mailer herd and wishes to replace wxtft - a line of heifers bred from the cows. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.