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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 22 July 1909, Page 8

Auctioai. TARIKI ROAD. FRIDAY, JULY 23. "VTEWTON King has received in- ^ structions from; Mr W. Saywell, who has sold his farca, to sell asabove, — WITHOUT RESERVE, His choice daiiy herd, implements, etc., as 1 under : 46 cows, chiefly August and September calvers 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 3 p.b. Jersey weaner heifers 4 weaner heifers 1 chestnut, gelding; trial; good jumper 1 harness cob 1 4-year bay gelding 1 Berkshire boar > 0 sows, to farrow August and September Spring dray and harness, Cortland waggon, 9 cans, stumping jack, mowor, hayrake, plow, tine and disc harrows, Planet Jr., saddle and bridles, buggy harness, coav covers, hay sweep, ,Babcock tester, Piano (reserve), endless chain, 1" light gig and harness Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30. This herd has been selected irrespective of cost, there being 35 gradeto purebred Jerseys, all of which are 3rd and 4th calvers. The average for last season was 20olbs/. butter fat pea' cow. 17,20T2 UPPER HASTINGS ROAD. MONDAY, JULY 26. IV"EWTON KING has received in- *- ' structions from Mr J. T. Hammond, who has sold his farm, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE, His dairy herd, horses, etc., aa under : 42 cows, 2nd to 4th oalvers, to calve August and September 6 springing heifers; all early 6 yearling heifers 2 sows at farrowing 1 milk waiggon 1 stack oateni hay 1 6 year f-draught mare, stinted to Consby; trial I 5 year mare; trial 1 pony mare, stinted to Consby 1 gelding 8 cans, buckets, cattle dog, Leghorru fowls, and sundries Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. This comprises a first class herd of young cows, in first class condition and early calvers. Mr Hammond has been dairying 7 years and culled heavily each year. 19,2r2'3'4" KAPUNI. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. "VTEWTON KING has received iu- ■^ structiony from Mr J. Cassidy, who has sold bis farm, to sell as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, His dairy herd, etc., as follows : 96 young cows; to calve July, August and September 4 springing heifers 2 breeding sows 12 cans, milk waggon, block dray, milk dray, discs, roller, swingle trees, stumping jack, harness, and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 2 geldings 1 2-year filly; unbroken 1 3-year filly; unbroken 1 yearling colt 2 2-year fillies, by Coronet and Stirling Prince 1 gig This dairy having been, established 10 years, tlie cows can bo reeooauneoided to buyers. This is Mr Cassidy's first sale. Having sold farm, all must be sold. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30-. 223467 "L-K-G" MILKING TIT ACHINE. i.TJL Wonderful Success of tlie 1908 Model fitted with "Thule" Cups, FREE TRIAL. Satisfaction Guaranteed. We will Publish Weekly the Opinions of Users. TESTIMONIALS: Mr N. B. Fletcher, Toko, says: No dairyman should hesitate about installing an L.K.G. if he wishes to obtain the best results. Agents — J. B. MacEWAN & CO., LTD., New Plymouth. SPECLiL COW AND HEIFER FAIR. WAVERLEY. T\ALGETY AND CO. will hold a ■*-*" Sale as above on. TUESDAY, 3rd AUGUST. Present Entries^ — J A n HEAD of CATTLE. Further entries invited.