’ SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING,LTD STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923. 150 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, includ« . in K“ } .60 weaner. heifers / 35 store • cows and bull? IN DAIRY PENS: On accoilnt of MR. G. COLEMAN, Ngaere—--30 .DAIRY COWS. - /<-' 15 in-calf heifers. Sale at one o’cloo INGLEWOOD. , WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1923. 270 MIXED CATTLE 120 yearlings 40 dairy cows and heifers 50 ewes in lamb CLIMIE ROAD, NGAERE. WEDNESDAY, 11th JULY, 1923. ' NEWTON KING, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Messrs. T. H. and M. A. HORNIBROOK, whq are giving up dairying, to Sell as above J WITHOUT RESERVE. 25 DAIRY COWS, August and Sept, calvers, mostly Jersey cross. 6 weaner heifers 2 grade Jersey bulls Draught mare, 5 years, all work (trial) 2 ponies Gig and harness, discs, chain har- v rows, dray and harness, plow, 4 milk cans, 2 breeding sows, and general farm sundries. SALE AT 1 O’CLOCK. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—The above herd comprise t good lot of cows, which have averaged 2951 b. fat for the past season. ON THE FARM—KORITO. TUESDAY, 10th JULY. At 12.30 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD. J-JAVE received instructions from tho Executors in the estate of the late Mr. MARTIN MOLLOY to SeU by Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE. 24 DAIRY COWS, including 26 grade ! Jerseys, young, in good condition, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull and due July and August. 3 cows (in milk) 18 20-month Jersey heifers (in calf) 19 weaner Jersey heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull “Noble Dolce” 2 farm horses (all work) 1 gig horse •> 19 pigs 3 sows (in farrow) 100 goats Spring dray and harness, gig and harness, s.f. Massey plough, Tyne harrows, farm tools and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. T L.K.G. 3-cow milking plant with Anderson engine (only had two seasons’ use), and 65-gallon Alfa Laval separator.
On Account of Messrs. HERBERT and MOLLOY (Without Reserve): McCormick disc harrows, chain harrows, hay rake.
NOTE.—Practically all the above stock has been bred on the place, pedigree Jersey bulls having been used for many years. Most of the cows, and all the springing heifers and weaners, are by the pedigree Jersey bull “Noble Dolce,” an intensely bred K.C.B. bull. All show splendid constitution. They have been farmed on high country, so should admirably suit buyers to put on warmer and heavier pastures. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.
QHEAP MOTORING. AND HOW TO GET IT. B UY your new Tyres apd Tyre Accessories at the 1.X.L.,, and let nd have your old ones for Repairs. R. WHALE, Opposite Red Post. 301-303 Devon St. (QUESTION. We asked one of our suppliers, “To what do you attribute thd success of our Maoriland Company?” After considering for some time he replied, “By taking your suppliers into your confidence and utmost fairness to all, even to your competitors.” This is one of our suppliers’ estimate of us, and we were pleased to get his view. “Live and let live” is a good axiom at all times, and we have only done our duty to the man on the land who has home-sep-arated cream for sale and perhaps cannot join up with a co-operative factory. Perhaps he sat on leasehold land and preferred not to take up shares and thereby save himself worry. For further particulars write— MAORILAND DAIRY & PRODUCE COd LTD. P.O Box 185, WANGANUI. Apnts for “DIABOLO”
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1923, Page 8
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