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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 47, 13 July 1912, Page 1

pEDIGREE TERSI ON THE FARM. MANGATOKI. THURSDAY, JULY 18. NEWTON KING JJAS been favored with instructions from MR. THOMAS LINN, who is giving up Dairying, to sell by public auction, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, as above— THE WHOLE OF HIS CHOICE JERSEY HERD, as follows—1Q PEDIGREE COWS 7 -20 months to 2-year Pedigree ' heifers in calf 7 yearling pedigree hei,iers 12 pedigree bulls 4 purebred cows Luncheon at 12 noon. Sale at 12.30. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.-The above cattle are a very choice lot, having been very carefully selected since Mr. Linn started his pedigree herd. All tests are available, and will he supplied at the sale. Every lot will be offered WITHOUT RESERVE. Catalogues on application to the auctioneer. FLXNERTY ROAD, XGAERE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. NEWTON KING IN CONJUNCTION WITH LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., HAWERA, JJAS been favored with instructions from Mr. R. H. Phillips to conduct, WITHOUT RESERVE, his Annual Sale of Dairy Stock. Particulars as under:— 34_Q DATRY COWS and HEIFERS,' consisting of,— 80 choice Holstein cows, second to fourth calvers (expected to calve August-September) 70 high-grade Jersey cows, second to fourth calvers (expected to calve August-September) 30 Ayrshire-Shorthorn cows, second to fourth calvers (expected to calve August-September) 90 extra choice 2% to 3-year Holstein heifers, mostly close to profit 70 extra choice high-grade Jerseycross heifers, mostly close to profit Luncheon provided. Sale at 10.30 sharp. The above are exceptionally choice dairy stock—mostly high-grade Jerseys, Holsteins, Ayrshires and Shorthorns—and can with the utmost confidence be recommended to dairy farmers by the Auctioneers. Mr. Phillips is recognised as one of the most competent judges of dairy cattle in Taranaki, and has selected these lines with the utmost care, and nothing better will be offered in the Dominion this season. His usual guarantee will be given with every beast purchased at the sale. The Auctioneers will be pleased to give buyers from a distance every attention, and all stock purchased will be paddocked and put on trucks free of charge. HASTINGS ROAD, MATAPU. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. NEWTo¥ KING IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., HAWERA, TTAS received instructions from Mr. Geo. Bell, who has sold his farm and is leaving for the Waikato, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his Dairy Herd, etc., as under:— 72 CHOICE COWS, second to fourth calvers, expected to calve July, August and September 1 3-year Jersey bull • 1 2-year bull, 3 sows and litter, 2 sows in pig, Berkshire boar, 15 lambs, Noxon discs, McCormack mower, s.f. plough, tine harrows, cultivator, harness, horse, milk vat, cans, buckets, 20 fowls, farm tools and sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS Also. With Slight Reserve,— I spring cart mare (staunch), 1 spring milk dray (carry 11 cans) and harness. 1 gig and harness (almost new), 1 piano (by Kerchnar). 1 Edison phonograph and 80 records. Luncheon provided. Sale at 11.30. The Auctioneers can with confidence announce the above herd as choice. All selected with greatest care, they are | mostly young, early calvers and in pink j of condition. ! TO DAIRY COMPANIES. WANTED—Position in butter factory or creamery. Five years' experience. First-class testimonials. Letters ' to "BUTTERMAKER," \ News Office, New Plymouth, i