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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 16 June 1926, Page 10

AUCTIONS NEWTON KING, LTD. CLEARING SALE. SKEET ROAD, AUROA. THURSDAY, JUNE 17. KING LTD. have received instructions from Mr J. W. H. MARTIN, who has sold his farm, to sell as above the whole of the stock, implements and sundires as follows 1 — WITHOUT RESERVE DAIRY COWS, young and calving early 1 pedigree Jersey eow> Birdie’s Pet, 1560 1 yearling pedigree Jersey heifer Gay Boy’s Pet, 31312 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Wheal Grand Star, 7009 15 Jersey yearling heifers 1 half-d Taught gelding, 4 years, broken to chains, a real good sort 1 good utility mare, 7 years, all work Also— Spring tip-dray and harness, set 2-horse trees, chains, maul and wedges, hay knife and general • farm tools, 4 25gal. cans (new), buckets, strainers, etc-t, 34-ton ground lime, f-ton 44/46% super Also—--1 2-eow Treloar bucket plant .and 1 2i h.p. Lister engine (all in good order) NOTE. —The cows are a lot of big framed, good capacity North Taranaki cattle that have been only one season at Auroa; 18 are good Jerseys and! of the balance 9 are Holstein and Shorthorn cross. All are in calf to pedigree Jersey bull and due July and August. Sale at 12 noon. Cars leave Hawera and Kaponga on morning of sale. DISPERSAL SALE OF VERY CHOICE GRADE JERSEY HEED. KAPONGA. FRIDAY, JUNE 18. KING, LTD., have been instructed by Mr E. Joyce to offer, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole .of his grade farm implements, and sundries, as follows: Q>7 EXTRA CHOICE YOUNG GRADE DAIRY COWS \ 2 waggon mares (aged) 1 3-draught gelding, 9yrs (all work) 1 colt, Gyrs (broken to chains) 1 jumping pony mare (aged), “Sentry Girl” 4 sows, in' pig (showing well) 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 17 big stores Duncan 9-coulter drill (splendid order), s.f. Lever and d.f. R. and G. plough, Cambridge Toller, McCormick “4” mower, hay rake, Duncan 16-blade disc, set tine and set tripod harrows, 1-2 horse 6-tine cultivator, waggon (14 cans), spring dray and harness, gig and harness, set 4-horse blocks and chains, collars and hames, s/trees, chains, etc., turnip grater, vacuum pump, Sargent releaser, Babcock Tester and box 60 test bottles, 10-25 gal. cans, strainers, buckets, barrels, tubs, whey tanks, incubator, fowls, ducks, 3 styes on skids, farm tools and sundries. Also, with SLIGHT RESERVE—--1 4 h.p. Hornsby engine, in good order i

Piano (by Hamspeyer) and dresser NOTE.—This absolute dispersal of Mr Joyce’s grade herd gives a great opportunity to buyers to secure some really spiendid cows. Mr Joyce sold all his pedigree cattle in May, and those being offered as above are the whole of his grades. The young cows have been bred on the farm and are by that good butter-fat bull, “Passion’s Campanile.” They are all in splendid condition; calving dates, which will be given at the sale, range between late. July, August and eariy September to pediK gree Jersey bulls. The herd has very good returns and average over 350 butter-fat: the last factory return, wdien only a few pedigrees were being milked, was a G.2 test. We have no hesitation in recommending these cows to buyers wanting choice animals. Por the benefit of buyers the cattle may remain on the place until the end of June at their own risk. Also, on account A. R. Bates — 1 good dairy cow Light Luncheon. Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. Cars leave Hawera and Stratford offices. STRATFORD. JERSEY CATTLE CLUB. ANNUAL FEMALE SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. Catalogue Comprises— YEARLING- HEIFERS IN-CALF HEIFERS 0 COWS Catalogues on Application to the Auctioneers: NEWTON KING LTD., 19 ’’ Stratford.