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Taranaki Daily News, 2 June 1927, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD. SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS AT WAIWAKAIHO SALEYARDS. (For convenience.) SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1927. NEWTON KING, LTD. H AVE received instructions to sell by Auction as above on behalf of the Assigned Estate of C. O. HAWKE: — 11 PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, including “CHERRY FLOWER,” the good daughter of “GRANDMASTER.” 6 2-Year Heifers (in calf). 3 Yearling Heifers. 1 3-Year Bull, “KAHU CAPTAIN.” This is a complete dispersal of Mr. C. O. Hawke’s old established herd. “Cherry Flower,’’ the daughter of “Grandmaster,” and the two-year heifers by a grandson of “Viola's Golden Laddie,” .should commend much attention. Catalogues are available from the Auctioneers. SALE AT 11.30 A.M. MR. JOE WISNEWSKI’S SALE. On the Farm, Corbett Road, LEPPERTON. THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1927. NEWTON KING, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Mr. Joe Wisnewski, to sell by auction as above, Without Reserve, his choice herd of—--52 DAIRY COWS, of which 34 are well bred Jerseys, mated with a pedigree Jersey bull, and practically all are due to calve in July. 30 Weaner ta Small Store Pigs. With Slight Reserve. 1 Half Draught Farm Horse (6 years). 1 Light Harness Horse. NOTE.—This sale should appeal to farmers wanting real good typy, heavy producing cows. The factory returns for the past season are 15416.761bs fat, which is equal to 3001bs fat per cow, and included in the herd number are several cows which weje only strippers for the season. These are excellent returns and distinctly show the producing qualities of the cows. The majority are Jerseys, young and 45 are due to calve in July. Calving dates will be supplied at the sale. Buyers can be confidently recommended to attend’ this sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 1 O’CLOCK. MR. J. J. BATES’ SALE. On the Farm, King Road, BELL BLOCK. _ TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1927. NEWTON KING, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Mr. J. J. Bates, who has sold his farm, to sell by auction, Without Reserve, the whole of his live and dead stock as fol* lows:— GOOD DAIRY COWS in the pink of condition, and 40 are due to calve in August, balance September, to the pedigree Jersey bull, “Maori Gold Dust.” JQ CHOICE 2-YEAR SPRINGING JERSEY HEIFERS. . 5 Selected Weaner Jersey Heifers. 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, “Maori Gold Dust.” 1 Sow (with litter of ten). 3 Good Sows (in farrow). 14 Good Store Pigs. 1 Pedigree Tamworth Boar. 2 Half Draught Farm Mares (quiet and reliable in all harness). . 1 Light Hack and Harness Gelding. 1 Block Dray and Harness, Spring Dray and Harness, Express (carry 1 ton), 11-Coulter International Drill, 2 S.F. Booth McDonald Ploughs, Disc, Tyne and Chain Harrows, Gig and Harness, Saddle and Bridle, Copper and Stand, Milk Vat, 5 Milk and Cream Cans, 4-Ridd Machine Buckets, 4i h.p. Watt Kerosene Engine, Spray Pump, Milk Cooler, Alfa Laval Separator, 3 ; Ladders, Copper, Hive of Bees, Ladies’ Bicycle, Poultry, Slashers, Shovels, Spades, Blasting Shovel, Stumping Jack, Hammers and Wedges, Horse Clipping Machine, Wire Strainer, Saws, 2 Bull Chains and Staff, 2 Hay Knives, 10 Pig Troughs and Tubs, Swingletrees, all Plough and Sundry Harness, Logging Chain, Iron Vice, Stack of Hay (about 8 tons), Stack of Ensilage, large assortment of useful Farm Tools and Sundries. Quantity of Household Furniture, Indian Motor-Cycle and Side-chair (with slight reserve).

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—This is Mr. Bates’ first sale after 18 years farming at Bell Block. His stock are in beautiful condition and have been most carefully handled. The herd contains a percentage of Jerseys and ar e all real good milking sorts and the heifers are selected from the best cows, being by “Maori Gold Dust.” The horses and pigs can be recommended and farmers wanting implements and sundries in the best order can obtain them at this sale. SALE COMMENCES AT 11.30 A.M. SHARP. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.