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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 28 June 1928, Page 10

AUCTION*. NEWTON KING, LTD. MR EGMONT DICKIE’S SALE. ON FARM, WAVERLEY. FRIDAY, .TUNE 29. KING LTD. have been instructed by Mir Egmonit Dickie ’to sell as above — WITHOUT RESERVE JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS COWS, mostly young and due eatrly to pedigree Jersey bulls; the balance of his grade herd. Sale a.t 1 o'clock. These cows are the balance of Mr Dickie’s grades, he haviiig gone in solely for pedigrees. They are a very even lot, showing well forward, good udder - ed, .nearly all young, and in-calf to pedigree Jersey bulls with wonderful but-ter-fat backing. Cars will leave the Auctioneer's offices on morning of sale. Buyers please book seats. EIGHTY-FIVE GUARANTEED SOUND DAIRY COWS (Also guaranteed to calve by the 30th September next) MR FRANK WRIGHT’S SALE. ON THE FARM, SKEET ROAD, KAPTJNI. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 2, 1928. At 11.30 a.ni. sharp.

KING- LTD. Urns received instructions 1 from Mr FRANK WRIGHT, who is retiring from dairying, ito sell .by Public Auction as a'bovo: WITHOUT RESERVE of- EXTRA CHOICE FAWN & DARK ° JERSEY, JERSEY CROSS AND HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS 40 due July 35 due August Balance in September All in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls' with good butter-fait backing 15 very choice grade Jersey wearer neifeTS 2 very choice Holstein wearer heifens 37 good lambs 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 2 grtade Jersey bulls 1 three-quarter draught mare, aged 1 three-quarter draught snare, 8 years 1 'half-draught mare (5 years) 1 gdlding by St. Kevin Waggon (to carry 16 can's), spring tip-dray, Deering hay sweep and spare parts, Colonial drill, set of Duncan tripod harrows, <Lf. Booth make plough, s.f. Booth make plough, McCormick hay rake, Albion mower, set of disc harrows, set oif cart harness, 4 sets of plough chains, 2 sets of leading chains and spiders, 1 bull chain, swingletnees (3-horse sot), 2 Price’s stumping jacks, 2 Meth- ) ven coppers, 1 where, pigsty and skids, barrels, troughs’, 13 25-gal. milk cans, buckets and strainers, porcelain ibath, useful farm fools and sundries •WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. I 6-cow plant L.K.G. milking machine with Anderson engine. 176 fully paid .Toll Dairy Company shares

NOTE. —These corns axe am .exceptionally fine tot of big-framed, good-bodied cattle, with very even (udders. They are i/n excellent condition and are perceptibly in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls. Thirty-six of these cows l were purchased from North Taranaki last year as 2nd cwlvors. This is a very fine typey herd of great producers. Prospective purchasers can attend this sale with every confidence. EVERY COW WILL BE GUARANTEED SOUND AT CALVING AND WILL BE GUARANTEED TO CALVE BY SEPTEMBER 30, 1928. Cars wall leave all branches of Newton King, Tad., on the morniim.g' of the sale, and clients are requested to boot their seats early. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED EAST ROAD, STRATFORD. MONDAY, JULY 2, 1928 . ATEWTON KING LTD. have received 1. H instructions from Mr J. T. STEPHENS, who is giving up milking, to sell as if hove — WITHOUT RESERVE 0Q DAIRY COWS, Jersey, .Shorthorn and 'Holstein; due July, August and September; in calf to pedigree Jersey bull 29 wieamer heifers 1 pedigree Jersey ihull 2 farm horses 1 gig mare J pony (.! breeding s’ows, 2 boars, 23 wenner Pi^ Lister separator, 4-cow Ridd 3 milking machine and 2-J h.p. Lister engine, 9-coulter Duncan drill, M.H. mower, disc harrows, ebaiim harrows, .-’elotaif tine harrows, s.f. plough, s.f. John Deere plough, waggon and' harness', milk cart and harness, chaffcuttcr, sledge. Price’#? jack, knife- grinder, swiingletrees, 8 milk can®, gig an d harness and usual farm sundries Sabi at 12 noon, LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The above herd arc a mixed line of Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein cows, mostly Jersey and Jersey cross. They are all in good condition a.nd calving early. Buyers ca/n attend this sale with confidence.