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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 5 July 1921, Page 8

AUCTIONS. ■ ON THE FARM, ~"~ I ELTHAM ROAD, AWATUNA.. I THURSDAY, JULY 7. I XTEWTON KING, LTD., hav«< 6e«ft^fl -*~^ favoured with instructions from Mr Cecil H. Silby, whose lease has expired, to sell; the whole of his well-" I known herd of high-grade Friesians as- I above— I WITHQUT RESERVE! ' I 90, HIGH-GRADE FRIESIAN. I ****< COWS, in calf t o pedigree bull I 5 high-grade Friesian 2 year \ K I •* springing heifers j • 8 picked yearling heifers ' 1 gelding, rising 4yrs,. all harness 1 J-draught filly, rising 4yrs, al^ . harness 1 gelding, rising 3yrß^ all harness except shafts • 2 good heavy foals, 6 months 1 aged utility mare; guarantee* any harness ( 1 purebred Berkshire boar - 4.purebred Berkshire sows 10 slips 1 half-draught gelding, rising 4fc years Dray and harness, gig and harness, Deerihg mower, McCormack rake, R. and G. s.f~ plough, Duncan disos, mific^jl cans, buckets, separator an<§^|B churn, stumping jack, chains* swingletrees, farm tools, 14- ---, gal. copper, 400-gal. tank and! general farm sundries .. : Also Household Furniture and ef» fects, comprising double wOod~ ■ en bedstead, wire mattresseßr ■washstand, new Orion range^ bath, sidejboard, settee, ■writing desk, dining and occasional tables, chairs and general • household sundries ; WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 pedigree Frieeian bull, 3 years,. " Poplaryale (2353) 1 pedigree Fi'iesian cow, 3 years, Wobdcrest Inka Piefcerje (3123> 1 pedigree cow, o years, Woodland Laddie America (2295) 1 pedigree cow, 6 years^ Woodland Pauline Beauty 11. (2309) . 1 pedigree Friesian heifer, 20----month, Manaton Pauline Pieterje, entered for N.Z, Friesian Derby i Empire Junior 9-coulter drill i (new) ■'■'•/■- ---50 shares in Awatuna Dairy Co. NOTE.—The grade, pows have ibeeih , . specially selected on type and breeding, anJ are practically all second and third calvers, due August and September. A number of them are from such eireß asHolland's Queen's Son, whose dam has. < S.O.R. 7561bs ibutter-fat, and MutualjLi Paul Segis, whose dam is recognised a»JTi? i one of .the finest cows imported to New * ] Zealand. The pedigree animals are from_ the greatest producing family. Two of the cows are by Cliffside Laddie, whohas a total of 22 C.O.M. daughterß. Another is bred by Mr J. Donald, of" Westmere. AH the. implements, furni*iuro and- sundries are practically new. On account of another vendor— 1 1 milk waggon ito carry 12 cans 1 gig . 1 s.f. plough 1 half-draught mare, all harness^, guarantees! "~- Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon Provided.

WANGANUI SALEYARDS. | WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. i ' - — — : At Noon, FREEMAN R. JACKSON & Co.i> LTD., will cell by auction a*. above— 1 00 MIXED cattLe > including— ! 8 fat cows I- 50 mixed cattle ' 20>weaners 20 eteerß 1 good dairy cow 0000 MIXED SHEEP, including. 60 fat sheep 1000 fat and forward 2-tooth wefher* (good) .-•*-^ 200 ewes in lamfc 250 2-tooth empty ewes 100 ewes in lamb to Romneys 100 ewes Kf\ MIXED PIGS On account of Mr M. Hodges, jiin.». whose lease has expired— At 12.30 p.m. sharp. OA DAIRY COWS, mostly JerseyA/V/ Shorthorn cross; early calver* This is, a first-class herd in good condition, and can h» recommended. Luncheon may be obtained ai tb* yards. BRITISH MOTOR CARS MR W. H. BERRY, who is Editor of the "Car" and Motoring: Editor of the Daily Despatch an* Evening Standard, London, expressed €he following opinion: "After the mo"* exhaustive examination into relative* value for money of the numerous car* exhibited at this year's Olympia Motor Show, in my considered judgment *h©" 16 h.p. TALBOT DARRACQ » inr every respect the car as representing: value for money."—W. H. Berry* Daily Despatch, Novemiber 4, 1920. / Car on Exhibition at Dominion *^ Winter Show, Ha/wera. , B. J. GOODWIN, 7 Cambria St., Hawera. E\/m in "the £1 off everything at U/ Jury's Great Sale.