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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 11 June 1926, Page 8

AUCTIONS NEWTON KING, LTD. CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, UPPER. GLENN ROAD, KAUPOKONUI. MONDAY, JUNE 14. * t KING LTD. have been favoured with instructions from kfr E. T. HITCHCOCK, whose lease has expired, to sell the whole of his herd,, farm machinery and sundries as follows— WITHOUT RESERVE COWS—gQ GOOD TYPE DAIRY COWS 5 rising 2-year in-calf heifers (due August) HORSEiS—--2 mares, aged (all work) • 1 light liinirness gelding, 9 years PIGS—--2 Berkshire sows, due first week in August 1 boar, Berkshire, 3 years M A SJINERY and SUNDRY—--1 waggon in go-od order (carry 18 Cans), spring tip dray »(good order), s.f. R. and G. lever plough, 1 2-horse set discs, 10ft gate sweep, 1 2liorse set swingletrees, set dray and set waggon harness, 10 25-gal milk cans (good order), pig troughs, barrels, general farm sundries and 10 Indian Runner Ducks Also —With Slight Reserve—14S fully paid-up shares in Kaupokonui Dairy Co. NOTE.—The cows are a good line of good framed, good eonstitutioned animals; all are 2nd to 6th calvers, and are in calf to. Jersey bulls; due July, August and September, majority in August. They are mostly Jersey and Jersey cross, with ra, few Holsteins and Shorthorns, and are all good type. Records: 1924-25, 11,8801 b fat; 192526, 11,0001 b fat, factory returns, the latter being incomplete. The heifers are good Jersey cross and duo in August. Light Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 noon. Cars leave 1 Hawcra and Kaponga ofiices. Please book your selatts. ABSOLUTE CLEARING SALE. AT THE" HOMESTEAD, MANAIA ROAD, KAPONGA. TUESDAY, JUNE 15. KING LTD. have been " favoured with instructions’ from the Trustees of the Estate of the late R. T. B. MELLOW” to sell ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE the whole of the stock, farm machinery, household furniture and sundries •as under — STOCK—MIXED DAIRY COWS 7 2-year in-calf heifers 7 yearling heifers 3 bulls 8 1 sow (empty) - .*■ 5 store pigs 12ewes rand lambs ’ HORSES— •> 2 draught mares (in foal) 1 draught gelding (aged) 3 half-draught horses 2 draught geldings, 3 years (very good) 1 draught gelding, 2 years (very good)’ 3 light harness horses 2 buggy ponies IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRY—--1 Anderson and Bevan chaffcutter, 1 5 h.p. Lister engine*, circular saw and bench, 1 M.H. reaper and binder (new), 2 M.H. mowers, 1 havrake, 3 hay sweeps, 2 hay stackers, 1 d.f. Duncan pluogh, 2 s.f.. ploughs, set tripod harrows!, set 4>-leaf tine harrows, set chain harrows, set disc harrows, 2 drills, Cambridge roller, 2 milk waggons, 3 block drays, 1 spring dray, 2 dogdarts, pony gig and HARNESS: 2 sets single), 3 sets double, 2 sets dray, 1 set springt dray, 1 set 4-horso blocks’ anijl chains, swingletrees and chains, light harness, collars and liames, etc. SUNDRY: Endless chain, stumping jacks, tools and numerous other farm sundries ; y FURNITURE, Etc.— ' 2 chesterfield suites, sideboard, 2 bedroom suites, several double and single beds rand bedding, largo .quantity linoleums, kitchen and dining chairs, pictures, rugs, carpets, etc., china, crockery, kitchen ware, tables and a • whole lot of household requisites

NOTE.—COWS: Thc-se are of mixed bredes, including' Jersey and Holstein; practically all are young animals, showing good returns on the cold: country at. the foot of the mountain; in calf to pedigree .Jersey bulls, aud due mostly July and early August. The heifers are from only the best cows. HORSES: The large number of horses include some first-class animals, and anyone on the* look-out for draughts and lighter horses should not pass by this sale. Please note that the sale commences at 10 sharp. Light Luncheon Provided. Book seats with ears leaving Hawera, Stratford and Kaponga on the morning of the sale.