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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTiOW. PALMER ROAD, KAPONGA. TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1»22. NEWTON KING, LTD. TTAVE received instructions from Mh ' P. J. O’DOWD, who ia giving Dairying, to sell above—. WITHOUT RESERVE—* T QQ JERSEY-HOLSTEIN & SHORT. HORN COWS, due Aug.-Sept. 1 Jersey bull 2 farm horses. \ Milk Cart, Saddle end Brtethiag’, Collars, Harness, 6 Milk Cann. ■ Dises, S.F. Plough, 3 Store Pigs, 1 breeding Sow, Toole, end Gen* eral Farm SALE AT 12.30 P-M. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. TOKO. ’ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922. NEWTON KING, LTD. TTAVE received instructions from Mr. GEO. W. DOWNS, who is giving nR dairying, to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE—go DAIRY COWS, Aligust olva*,' mostly 2nd oalveria,’in calf to Pedigree Jersey-bulls 41 2-year grade Jersey in calf helpfers 6 3yr springing heifer 3 12 1 and 2yr steens - ‘ 20 mixed weaners 2 2yr Jersey bulls ~ ‘ 2 yearling Jersey-bnHs 250 EWES IMn * r * ft 4' - 20 hoggets 25 wethers 4 20 Romney rams 2 J-draught horses, 7yrs (slight w serve) 2 ponies R. & G. Woolpresa, 1 HiHflido. Plbngljr 5 Milk Cans and General Sundries. SALE AT 12 O’CLOCK. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ON THE FARM. NEWALL ROAD, WAREA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922. At 12.30 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD., TTAVE been favored with instruction* from Mr. T. RAVEN, to ,sell by Auction, as above, WITHOUT RESSUVfig s his very choice herd of—gg GRADE JERSEY COWS, practl- rf cally all fawns and darks, by and in calf to pedigree Jersey Bulls, July-August' calvers 2 Pedigree Jersey Bulls, "Bessie*® Bill” and "Sybal Eminent” ()roth very well bred.) The cows are all Mn Raven’s oWrt j breeding, and are practically all by th® ■good bulls “K. See the 7]th,” and "Bessie’s Bill. They are mostly young, soupd and in good condition, and calve from. July 1 to end of August to the pedigree bull "Sybal Eminent.” k , Our Agent has inspected these coMT® when in full milk the last two seasons, and he can highly recommend anyone in search of good Jersey cows tp attend thia sale. They are good, hardy and strong* constitutioned cattle, and will do well wherever farmed, especially on open beach country. Mr. Raven’s sole reason for selling is that he intends milking • •mailer herd and wishes to replace with a line of heifers bred from the abov< cowa. LUNCHEON-PROVIDED. ] -v IMPORTANT TARANAKI SALES tt? PEDIGREE JERSEYS / THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 192 S * J UNRESERVED SALE ON ACCOUNT OF THE WELL-KNOWN BREEDEN, MR a: u hooper. AT HIS HOMESTEAD, “BRIDGEVIEW,” MAHOE. 44 PEDIGREE JERSEY COWSk HEIFERS AND BULLS. Mr. Hooper has been attached to th< breeding of pedigree Jerseys for many years, and his efforts have been rewarded with conspicuous success. Whilst -concentrating for the “most part on but* ter-fat production, he has also given all due regard to type 7 and it can be confidently stated that his cattle possaM both of these quakes. The excellent! performances registered by Mr. Hooper’® cattle under S.O. tesC, and the many prizes won by them, in the show ring, are ample testimony regards theig high value. . . The grand cow, “Pulchra’s Queen,* 1 with S.O.R.’s of 516,08 .fat at 2 yean*} 502.17 lb fat at 3 years, and 656.19 fat at 4 years, is to be sold along witi| L: A: NOLAN & COS HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE—JULY 18. 1 Consignments solicited. Advice cardg and addressed labels forwarded on application.