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Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1927, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. DISPERSAL SALE. ESTATE OF THE LATE E R. HASTIE. ON THE FARM. RAMA ROAD, KAUPOKONUL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 192'7. At 11 a.m. sharp. 'J'HE FARMERS’ COOP, have been favoured with, instructions and will sell by Public Auction as above: — ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. HIGH-CLASS DAIRY COWS, comprising:— 18 Pedigree Jersey Cows. 137 Grade Jersey and Jersey Cross Dairy Cows (in milk and close to profit). 25 Store Cows and Empty Heifers. 22 Yearling Jersey Heifers. 3 Yearling Pedigree Jersey Heifers. 19 Jersey Heifer Calves. 11 BULLS, coinprking: — 4 3-Year Pedigree Jersey Bulk 2 Yearling Pedigree Jersey Bu'k. 3 Grade Two-year Jersey Bulk. 2 Yearling Jersey Bulk. HORSES:— 6 Heavy aud Three-quarter Draught Horses. , 3 Hacks. PIGS, comprising:— 4 Young Sows (with litters)-. 7 Young Sows (to far--—' 1 Boar. 8 Fat Pigs. 30 Store Pigs. FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC - 6-Cylinder Buick Car (1920 model). Ford Truck. Waggon. 8-Cow Milking Plant, Ridd c-'tps, 4 h.p. Lister Engine, Booth McDonald Vacuum and Wafer p -”on 130-Gallon Alfa-Laval Separau >. 19 Milk Cans, 26 Cream Cans, Milk Vats, 9ft. Cambridge Roller, Gig, Dray, 2 sets Chain Harrows, Manure Distributor, 11-Coulter Duncan Drill, Albion Reaper and Binder, D.F. Plough, McCormick Disc., Tripod Harrows, Swingletree, Collars and Harness, General Farm Sundries. NOTE.—We have inspected the abo : .stock and. chattek and report that the herd k comprised of good Jersey and Jer-sey-cross cows in good condition. About 11'7 have calved and are at present averaging about 30 lbs. of milk a day. The young cattle, horses, pigs and implements are also in splendid order. As stated above, this k an ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED DISPERSAL and is probably the List opportunity thin season that dairymen will have of filling their requirements at a sale of this sort. We can confidently recommend anyone in search of any of tha above stock, etc., to attend this sale. CATTLE WILL BE TRUCKED FREE OF CHARGE. Times train from Opunake Branch line will reach the*Jollowing places on Saturday are: Waverley 5.4'7 p.m., Hawera 2.28 p.m., Stratford 4.49 p.m, Cars will leave our various offices and branches throughout Taranaki on fhe morning of sale. Please book seats. SALE AT 11 AM. SHARP. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. jrfA TO STAND THE SEASON owner’s fa: .4 and travel the disjMr tricts between Rahotu and Pukearuhe. . The well-proportioned 6-yearold Clydesdale Stallion, BOLD RONALD. Beautiful rich bay in colour with bla.k points. This fine, active horse k a son of Mr. James Patrick's great stud stallio Baron Bold, an invincible prize winner a! the leading shows of Canterbury and Otago for many years. The dam of Bold Ronald k Flora (1913), by the Stallion Squire Ronald (444), one of the weightiest and best horses of the Clydesdale breed that ever came to Otago. The grand-dam Rose (857), was a daughter of another very high-class and weighty imported horse named Aitkenbrae (102). Bold Ronald’s progeny are well set up, active and good constitutioned, and this sire Js the right sort for breeding good farm or milk-cart types. Paddocking for mares from a distance free of charge. All care but no responsibility. TERMS: £5 5s per Mare. Apply CHAS. KYNGDON, Owner, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. Or Reg. Townsend, Groom-in-charge. FARMERS! EGMONT LOAN DEPOSIT A INVESTMENT, LTD. CAPITAL £20,000. J ENDS MONEY on farm implements, farm stock, chattek or furniture, ako dkcounts mortgages. Loans repayable by instalments to suit borrower. Further particulars supplied rt Company’s Office, 82 Upper Brougham S'reet, New Plymouth. A. J. TUNBRIDGE, Secretary. J)YKE’S JJAILY gERVICE. Car [eaves Daily News, New Plymouth, for Napier 4 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICE. Car leaves New Plymouth Post Office at 8.15 a.m. Car leaves Criterion Carage, Hawera, at Xi.,.* 4.30 p.m. C. DYKE. 'Phone 1282.