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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1925, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. —i ( KAPONGA YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY’ 3, 1925. NEWTON KING, LTD., "Will ■SELL on account of Clients;—• 25 FAT AND FORWARD COWS. On account of C. R. STEAD: WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. PEDIGREE FRIESIAN BULLS, COWB AND HEIFERS. LOT I.—Bull, “Domino Shrapnel Van Racelands” (Sire “Domino Shrapnel Wood" by Mierlo;” dam “Betty Domino Netherland” by “King of the Black and Whites”). 80.-a 13/10/21. LOT 2.—Cow, “Glenmore P.etja Domino" (by “King of the Dominos,” 6 C.O. M. daughters, full brother to “Domino Friesland Belle” 7241bs fat; dam, "Nellie Woodcrest Pietje," whose sire has a double cross of the famous cow “Pietje 22nd," World’s champion producer for a lengthy period. Very highly bred). Born 8/11/21. Due August 20 next. LOT 3.—“Glenmore Lady Lucy" (sire “Glenmore Bellman,” dam “Glenmore Marigold,” both by “Cliffside Laddie,” 19 C.O.M. daughters. High butter-fat strains). Born 2/8/16. Due October 20 next. LOT 4.—Heifer, "Lady Lucy De Koi,” by that well-known sire "Admiral de Koi,” by "Nazli de Koi,” 10 C.O.M. daughters, one 6591bs but-ter-fat, four 6031b5, dam "Lady Lucy.” Born 25/7/23. Due to “Lord Pontiac Alcartra Pietje Do Koi.” LOT 5.—8u11, “Lord Pontiac” by “Alcartra Pietje De Koi,” dam “Glenmore Pietje Domino." Born 18/11/23. LOT 6.—Heifer, Unnamed sire “Admiral De Koi,” dam “Glenmore Lady Lucy.” Born 29/7/24.

On account of S. HENNESSEY: 23 COWS (mostly 2nd calvers). (A nice line of practically all second calvers and due early. Big’ bodied, good conditioned cows of mixed breeds, all Jersey cross). On account of J. CHAMBERLAIN: 44 DAIRY’ COWS (mostly due early). On account of C. CULLEN: 35 CHOICE JERSEY IN-CALF HEIFERS (due early). On account of A. E. MACK: With Reserve. 5-Seater OVERLAND CAR. Good running order, good tyres. Section containing Irood and 1-3 perches (about) sub. sec. 3 and lot 2 of sub. sec. 4. Section 62 Block XI. Kaupokonui Survey District in the Kaponga Town District. On account A. H. DAVISON: Horse, gig and harness. (Horae 7 years, fast and guaranteed sound and reliable). ORDER OF SALE—I2 noon: Car, Sundries, Store, Stock, on account of C. R. Stead, S. Hennessey, J. Chamberlain and C. Cullen. Section will be offered at 2 p.m. (about)., NOTE TIME OF SALE: 12 NOON. STORE YARDS. KAPONGA SALEY’ARDS. MONDAY, JULY 6, 1925. NEWTON KING, LTD., J4 AVE been favoured with instruction* from the executors of the estate of Ihe late MR. C. W. SCHWEITERS, to sell as above the whole of the Stock and Implements as follows: WITHOUT RESERVE. 4g CHOICE DAIRY COWS (mostly young July and August calvers). 1 bull. 3 weaner heifers. 1 half-draught gelding (six years, all work). 1 heavy milk cart horse. Ridd milking machine, 7 milk cans, s.f Lever plough, set discs, set chain harrows, spring dray and harness, sledge, swinglebars and chains, gig and harness, maul and wedges, bars, farm tools and sundries, and 1 ton agricultural salt.

NOTE.—This herd is in tip top condL tion and showing well in calf. They have been very carefully selected and heavily culled by the late Mr. Schweiters, They are mixed breed with Jersey mostly in evidnee. The herd has averaged 260 lbs fat under adverse conditions and are as a whole a choice lot. Buyers may inspect the cows at the homestead any time before the sale. Sale at 1 p.m. L A. NOLAN & CO. HIDES, SHEEPSKINS AND TALLOW. AUCTION SALES of the above every four weeks at New Plymouth. NEXT SALE JULY 14. Advice Cards and Labels sent on application.