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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 27, 26 July 1911, Page 1

TATARAIMAKa. THURSDAY, JULY 27. NEWTON KING IJ AS received instructions from Mr. W. Puklowski, of Pitone Road, Tataraimaka, who has sold his farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the farm, as above, at 12.30 o'clock,— QA HEIFERS, springing and in calf 2 dairy cows, to calve early in October 30 weaner yearling steers 15 weaner to yearling heifers 15 weaner to yearling heifers (grade Jerseys) 1 grade Jersey bull 340 2-tooth to f.f.m. ewes, in lamb to Romney and Lincoln rams About 10 tons good hay, fowls, furniture and sundries With Slight Reserve 1 rubber-tyred gig and harness (nearly new) 1 gig horse (6 years), quiet Sheep and cattle dog Also, — On account of Mr. D. CHara, who has given up dairying,— 38 dairy cows, mostly August-Sep-tember calvers 14 yearlings (good lot) 2 springing heifers 2 sows (to pig first week in October) 10 store pigs, horse, cart and harness, milk cans, aerator, fowls and sundries. Luncheon provided. THE HAYMARKET. SATURDAY, JULY 29. NEWTON KING jXTILL sell by auction at the Haymnrket yards, WITHOUT RESERVE, under Bill of Sale,— rrtHOROUGHBRED brood mare, Emerald. 3-yr. filly by St. Paul 2-yr. colt by Stepson Yearling colt by St. Paul.

Sale at 12 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. NEWTON KING —AS received instructions from Mr N. Miller, who is leaving for England, to sell on the farm, Omata, as above, at 12.30 o'clock,— HIS CHOICE DAIKY HERD, comprising— <>Q DAIRY COWS, August-September calvers, in calf to Jersey hull 39 Jersey heifers, some purehred, in calfg to purebred Jersey hull, -mostly August and September calvers 33 mixed weaners 1) Jersey bull - 1 p.b. Jersey bull 1 y 2 -draught gelding, hack (broken to harness), pony hagk, trap horse 2 Shetland ponies, broken to saddle i and harness, quiet 2 pigs Spring trap and harness, gig (long shatter) and harness, trap harness, new 7-bail cowshed, steam pressure boiler, 400-gal. tank and stand, horse and cow rugs, garden roller, lawn mower, 50 fowls !' (mostly p.b. white Leghorns), milk cans, strainer, and sundries NOTE.—The above are a very choice .herd of cows and heifers, the majority being well-bred Jerseys. The cows have all been carefully selected, and have produced excellent returns for the past season. The heifers are of exceptional quality and are recommended with confidence. TIKORANGI. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. NEWTON KING [AS received instructions from Mr. R. Rolfe, to sell on his farm, Tikorangi, as above, at 1 o'clock, —

OA DAIRY COWS, mostly August calvers 40 mixed yearling 3 1 grade Jersey bull -20 woolly lambs 2 sows in farrow 7 weaners 1 foal by Silver King Maasey Harris reaper and binder, R. & G. d.f. plough, R. & G. wire strainer, stone roller, etc. On account of another vendor,— 1 mare and foal, and stinted to Empire 2 half-draught horses NOTE.—These cows have been heavily culled and are in splendid condition. TO BUILDERS. LENDERS will be received at i office up to 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, August 4, for the erection of Office and Warehouse at Stratford. FRANK MESSENGER, Architect, • New Plymouth.