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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 25 June 1928, Page 12

AUCTIONS. “newton - king ltd " KAPONGA SALE. FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 20. 2 Q 0 HEAD MIXED CATTLE 0.0 store, forward anti fast. ckswh 5 Lulls ,1;') w earner Jcrsoy heifers 15 mixed wioamers On account of Air E. W. FASHAM, T'o Kiri, whose lease has expired and who is giving up dairying— WITHOUT RESERVE Q 0 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, other live stock and implements Full Particulars To-morrow. i On account, of Mr J. IvEHELY, Kaporga. who is l leaving the district WITHOUT RESERVE HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS Full Particulars To-morrow. EIGHTY-FIVE GUARANTEED SOUND DAIRY COWS (Also guaranteed to calve by the ;>oth September next) MR FRANK WRIGHT’S SALE. ON THE FARM, SKEET ROAD', KAPUNI. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 2, 1928. At 11.30 a.'iu. sharp. I\TEWTON KING LTD. ha® received inis tir nations' from Alt FRANK WRIGHT, who is retiring from dairying, to sell 'by Public Auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE or; EXTRA CHOICE FAWN & DARK JERSEY, JERSEY CROSS AND HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS; practically all 2nd to 6th culvers' and all with the exception of 8 July and August culvers', balance due in September; all in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls' with go* o'cl but-ter-fat booking 15 very choice grade Jersey weatnor heifers 2 very choice Holstein wean or heifers ' 37 good Gamibs 2 pedigree Jersey hulls 2 grade Jersey bulls 3 three-quarter draught mare, aged 1 three-quart or draught miare. 8 yeans 1 hailf- draught mare (5 years) 1 gelding by St. Kevin Waggon (to carry 16 oaUs), spring tip-dray, Deering hay sweep and spare parts 1 , Colonial drill, sot of Duncan tripod harrows, d..f. Booth make plough, s.f. Booth make plouigh, McCormick hay rake, Albion mower, set of disc harrows, set oif cart harness, 4 set® o f plough chains, 2 sets of leading I chains and spiders, 1 bull chain. > swingle trees (3-horse set), 2 Price’s stumping jacks', 2 Methven coppers, 1 wha.re, pigsty and skids, barrels', troughs', 13 25-gal. milk cans, bucket's amid strainers, porcelain bath, useful farm tools and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 6-eow plaint L.K.G. milking machine with Anderson, engine 176 fully .paid .Tolil Dairy Company shares

NOTE.—These cows aire am exceptionally fine, lot of .big-framed, goad-ibodiiiod ea.ft'le, with vary avian udders. They are in exeellemt. condition and airo perceptibly in calf .to pedigree Jcmsiey bulls. Thirty-six of these ciows wore purchased from North Taranaki 3ais.t v.eair ns 2nd culvers.. Tliis is a- very time itypey herd .of great producers. Prospective purcha'.«o:r.s can a ttenid. this .sale with .every cionlidonce. EVERY COW WILE BE GUARANTEED SOUND AT CALVING AND WILL BE GUARANTEED TO CALVE BV SEPTEMBER 30, 1928. Cairs will leave all branches af Newton. King, Ltd:., on the nvornimig of the sale, amrl clients are requested to booh their seats' ea.itly. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED MB. J. T. BOUEKE’S SALE. ON FARM, WHENUAKURA. TUESDAY, JUNE-2G, 1928. MBWTO'N KING, LTD., have received instructions from MR. J. T. BOUR'KE to sell as above without reserve— -100 DAIRY 'GOWiS, JERSEY-HOL-,'STEIN AND iSHORTHORN CROSS due early to Jersey bulls 3 2-year in-calf heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull 1 grade Jersey bull 2 hacks I boar Also quantity of good furniture, consisting of bedroom suite, carpels, 2 Morris chairs, dining table, curtains, etc., eta. The cows are a very good lot of bigframed good producing animals, consisting of Jersey Cross, Holsteins, and a. few Shorthorns. They are in the pink of condition, due early, and worth inspection. There are same particularly choice young ITol.Vein cows in the herd. SALE AT 12.30. Light Luncheon Provided. Cars will leave Auctioneer’s odices on morning of sale. Buyers please book seats. GET KID OF WORMS. The ideal reiucdj far worms is Wade’s Worm Figs, a pleasant-tastirig specific that never fails to give satisfactory results. Acts promptly and and naturally, leaving no bad after effects. Children like them. Simple, safe, and inexpensive. Ask for Wade’s Worm Figs. Obtainable at all chemists find stores —*