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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 127, 21 July 1911, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. ROBSON ROAD. TUESDAY, JULY 25th. MEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from ill MESSRS. BREGMAN BROS., who are leaving Taranaki, to Soil, WITHOUT RESERVE, their Dairy Herd, etc., as under—37 cows, expected to calve Aug. and Sept., served by Jersey bull 3 2 year heifers 47 shares Stratford Dairy Co. v.eanors, 1 boar, 1 sew duo Sept., 0 store pigs, 1 spring cart mare (reserve), 1 light harness mare (reserve), 1 spring tip dray and harness, 1 gig and harness, 7 cans buckets, cooler, trough, sundries, and also household furniture. >A Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30. GORDON ROAD (ADJOINING STATION). THURSDAY, JULY 27th. NEWTON KING ‘AS received instructions from MR. A. EAULL, who has sold his farm, and is leaving the district, to Sell, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, his Pedigree Jersey Cattle, Dairy Herd, etc., as under—--44 choice cows, chiefly 2nd to sth cal vers, expected to calve Aug.-Sept., cows all served by pedigree Jersey hulls “Aster’s Bov” and “Long Tom.” Pedigree Jersey cow- “Enigma” No. 942, \ 01. 6, sire “Cute Cicero,” dam “Jessica”— “Enigma,” served by “Surgeon,” expected to calve early July. Pedigree Jersey cow “China Aster,” No. 1155, Vol. 7, sire “Young Emperor 3rd,” dam “Werribee Aster,” “China Aster” served by “Long Tom,” expected to calve August. Pedigree Jersey cow, “Daisey Bass,” No. 1156, Vol. 7, sire “Aster’s Lad,” dam “Ellin 2nd” served by “Long Tom,” expected to calve Nov. Pedigree Jersey bull “Long Tom,” No. 470, Yol. 6, sire “Master- Hulko,” dam “Favourite.’ Pedigree Jersey bull, “Aster’s Boy,” No. 528, Vol. 7, sire “Young Emperor 3rd,” dam “Werribee Aster.” Pedigree Jersey bull, “Royal Dragoon,” No. 711,, Yol. 7, sire. “March Brown,” dam “La Perle.” 6 3 year grade Jersey heifers, served by “Aster’s Boy,” 8 choice 2 year Jersey heifers by “Long Tom,” and served by “Aster’s Boy” and “RoyDragoon.” S’ 19 yearling Jersey heifers by “Long Tom” (in lots), 2 yearling heifers, 1 bnll calf by “Long Tom,” 1 half draught mare, 1 half draught gelding, 2 hack and harness horses, 2 pedigree black Devon sows (bred by Newton King, served by pedigree boar, due end of August), 3 black DevonBerkshire sows due early Sept., 2 Berkshire sows due early Sept., 1 gig and harness, 1 milk cart, cans, vats, cooler, buckets, tubs, cart and plough harness, chains whippletrees, Tyne and chain narrows, sledge, pig frame, quantity timber, hay sweep and ladder, Mairo roller, s.f. plough, tools, half barrel tar, grindstone, jack, saws, Babcock tester and bcttlo, maul and wedges, pig troughs' and barrels, purebred white Leghorn pullets, saddles and bridles, lady’s bike, and sundries.

Also— Quantity Household Furniture and Effects. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30. The above cows are a tip-top genuine herd, some almost purebred Jerseys. The herd during the past three seasons has been subject to the severest culling by Babcock tester, and all but really good cows culled absolutely without regard to cost, and replaced with stock from bulls of known high-class producers. This culling has risen the herds’ return for milk over £3 per cow during the past three seasons. No dairyman should miss this opportunity to secure bona tide cows. Everything will be sold absolutely WITHOUT' RESERVE. LOWER PALMER ROAD,, MONDAY, JULY 21th. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from MR. D. MURPHY, who has leased Ids farm, and is leaving the district, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his choice Dairy Herd, etc., as follows: 60 cows, chiefly 2nd to 4th culvers, expected to calve Aug.Sept. 2 choice in-calf heifers .1 G year mare, by Ivanhoe, with foal at foot, and stinted to Royal Crown 2- waggon horses, 1 2yr draught Ally by Windermere, 1 Byr Jersey filly, 1 hack, 1 6yr Shetland pony, milk waggon (new last year), harness, cans, buckets, troughs, tubs, dray and harness, gig and harness, lough, disc and Tine harrows, swingletrees, chains, tools, saddle, and sundries Also—- ■ The whole of the Household Furniture and Effects, 1 Piano (slight reserve) Also, on account MESSRS. CHAMBERLAIN AND HOLDENER—--1 half draught gelding, aged, staunch, trial. 1 spring tip dray 5 2-jgal. cans 1 set spring dray harness. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o’clock, Gillies and nai.oer’s list of Stock Sales for July;— JULY— Okaiawa—Monday, 24 Clover Road, Hawera, Thursday, 27 Monthly Horse Fair Dominion Ibixaar, Princes Street, llrwer.i. Saturday, 29. Auroa—Monday, 31.