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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 12 July 1928, Page 10

AUCTIONS. NEWTON KING, LTD. KAPONGA SALE. TO-MORROW FRIDAY. 22() HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE. 30 store, forward and 'fat. cows 25 weaner heifers 5 bulls 15 dairy wws and in-calf heifers On account 'Of a CLIENT — 18 good fat cows On account of ME. B. CLELAND 30 choice dairy cows, guaranteed sound at calving 12 2 and 3 year in-calf heifers On account CLIENT — Quantity ; of new timber in suitable lengths. 3001 b. Butter-fat Caws

MRS B. L. WEBBY’S SALE. OK THE FARM, ELTHAM-OPUNAKE ROAD, RIVERLEA. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 16, 1928. At 11.30 a.m. KING LTD. Lave (been favoured -vvitili instructions from Mrs B. L. WEBBY, whose deaise has expired amd is retiring from dairying, fo> sell by Public Auction' as abo-ve — WITHOUT RESERVE AQ HIGH-CLASS GRADE JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, imostily 2nd to sth and practically all August cairVCTS, in calf to a pedigree Jersey ibull 8 extra choice Jersey weamor heifers 2 bows to farrow early in August 2 aged 3-draught horses (broken. to aill work) Horse, gig and 'harness, saddle and bridle, check reins, -plough chains, collars, ha.mw) and winkers', Snagging chains, traces, hay forks, hay knife, Donald wire strainer, hay rake, discs, M.H. mower, ».f. Duncan plough, Farm- | ens ’ Favourite 9-eouJter drill, tyne barrows, Planet Jr., spring tip-dray and harness, Met'hven 'copper, Unique copper, 6 25-gad. milk, cans, 1 20-gal. milk 'can, 40 good cow covers, 3 horse covens, maul and wedges, sledge and swingle - tree®, nnilk 'bucket®, plunger and fray, 3 stumping jacks, 2 crowbars, 2 scythes pig troughs, 30 drain pipes, 50 riinu post®, 16 broadleaf posts, quamtiity batten®, pig tubs and 'cans, 'stack ladder, small band 'Separator, vices, emery stone, hand and cross-cut saws, sledge hammer amd mapper, grindstone', grubber, cement sieve', hack saw, spades, shovels, forks, bucket sprayer, augers, spirit- level, syringes, box of Osmond drenches, bull chains, fly wheel, sowing pulley, engine 'belting, gig shafts, front bar for mower, polo straps, plain arid ibarbed wire, pig wire matting, oil drum and tap, box of testing bottle's 1 , Auto Machine bucket, 4. L.K.G. Machine 'buckets, quantity of household furniture amid sundries.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE This herd coinuprifs'cS' an excellent lot of high grade Jersey and Jersey cross daily 'cattle. They are all good l deep-bodied and even - uddered ewvs in splendid condition and 'showing down heavily in calf. They arc mostly young and a/re all in calf to a 'pedigree Jersey bull. The butter-fat returns if or the .past season have just been supplied to us by the Khponga Dairy Company and show that the herd' of 40 cowls hois produced a '.total of 15,2161bs ihutter-fat. DAIRYMEN! THESE COWS HAVE AVERAGED 311 LB. BUTTER-FAT PER COW ON RIVE REE A COUNTRY. Your inspection is invited at any time and i t will repay you to buy at this sale. Ml the implements 'and sundries are in good order. CARS WILL LEAVE THE OFFICES OF THE AUCTIONEERS ON THE MORNING OF THE SALE AND CLIENTS ARE REQUESTED TO BOOK THEIR SEATS EARLY. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. > On account of a CLIENT—--1 Deering hay ,s tacker 2 'hay sweeps .1 it odder

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