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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 25 June 1912, Page 8

Auctions. ELTHAM ROAD, MANGATOKI. THURSDAY? JUNE 27. TVTEWTON KlNG~has been favored M favored with instructions from j • * arker > wll° has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. His dairy herd, farm implements, etc., as under: 68 cows, chiefly young, expected 1° ca»ve July and August 10 choice heifers, expected to calve. August and September 1 4-year Jersey bull 1 2-year Holstein bull 3 2-year bulls 1 3-year gelding 1 4-year gelding 1 aged gelding 1 aged chestnut mare 1 harness gelding 1 harness mare 1 Berkshire boar 3 sows Dominion milking piano and 4* h.p. i! « !" gine (sli^ht reserve;, chaffcutter, iron frame circular SaW>' Ca» nbri<»ge roller, drill and seeder, McCormack mower, havrake, disc, tine and tripod harrows, hay tedder, Duncan d f and s.f ploughs, sweep, swingletrees, barrow, Planet Jr. cultivator and drill, milk waggon spring tip cart, block tip dray* spring cart, 4 sets gig harness! 3 sets cart harness, odd harness' horse -covers, 4 cords firewood ♦ i/ an, S ' cooler > buckets' portable styes, washing machine, grindstone wire, posts, troughs'; tubs, sledges, hinges, saws, chains, wedges, strainers, stumping jack, blocks, vice, d.b. gun scythes, 8700 4-year berberry plants, farm tools and sundries* ■s gigs (almost new) Also,— Surplus furniture and utensils Luncheon provided. Sale at 12. 20'l*2\!> MANAIA ROAD, KAPONGA. mondayTjuly i. TUT2WTON KING" has received in- ■*-* structions from Messrs T WinSsVto 2^ who have sold'th- . WITHOUT RESERVE. Iheir dairy herd, implements, etc as under: * 92 cows, chiefly 2nd to 4th calvers ' expected to calve July, August, and September 15 2»- to 3-year springing heifers J d-year Shorthorn bulls 12 mixed weaners 1 half-draught mare (reserve) d harness mares (reserve) 1 waggon (up to 3 tons), 1 Massev reaper and binder, 1 Booth convertible plough, McCormick mower, Deering drill, tine harrows gig, scoop? milk can buckets, farm tools and sundries Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o'clock. BIRD ROAD, STRATFORD. tuesdayTjtjly 2. TVWTON KlNG~has been favored ■*■* with instructions from Mr W &. Aish, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell — . WITHOUT RESERVE His dairy herd, etc., as under: 48 cows, chiefly 2nd to 4th calvers, expected to calve August and September 3 springing heifers 1 Shorthorn bull - 1 aged gelding 6 sows in pig 1 boy's pony Stack oaten hay (20 tons), milk cans buckets, firewood, posts 1 s.r. Duncan plough, disc har- , -rows horse hoe, spring trap and harness, grindstone, strainer, sledge, trough, portable fmvlhouse 660 fowls (including 35 pullets), farm tools, churns copper and stand, separator! sundries ' Also,— Piano -and quantity household furniture Luncheon provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. 2789 T AS^ XI, WOOL> sheepskin; *, ™E aQd TALLOW SALE. ' Hide Shed-Cloton Road, Stratford (Next Dairy Factory) NEXT SALE-JULY 2. Clients are particularly requested to loi ward consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, June 98 NEWTON KING. WAiXGANUI SALE. WANGANUI EAST YARDS. WEDNESdTy] JUNE 26. At 1 p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD will sell as above,— '* 1400 SHEEP ' incJ«^'ng--300 empty ewes 200 wethers 100 lambs 250 ewes, in lamb to Leicester ram» .. 100 lambs 100 dry ewes eSrP lamb *? .Romney rams '"I I I AJ--^LJi, comprising— 3 good dairy cows ; close to profit 2o 2-year dairy heifers 10 dairy cows 2 dairy heifers 12 weaners Luncheon may be. obtained at the yards. Brakes leave Post Office come» periodically after 11 a.m. WAVERLEY SALE. FRIDAY, JUNE 28, At 1 p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., - will sell as above, — 150 good lambs. 300 empty ewes. 50 ewes, in lamb. 47 mixed woolly hoggets. * 10 dairy cows. — 3 3-year unbroken hacks. 1 4-year boy's pony. ENTRIES SOLICITED. J