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Taranaki Daily News, 26 June 1928, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION, NEWTON KING, LTD. MESSRS. CASSERLEY & HOGAN’S SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1028 AT THE FARM, OHANGAI. NEWTON KING, LTD. JTAVE received instructions from Messrs. CASSERLEY AND HOGAN, whe-e lease has expired, to sell as above:— WITHOUT RESERVE. 52 CLASSY JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS YOUNG COWS due July and August, few in September, to Jersey Bulls. 2 Cows in milk. 22 Weaner Jersey Heifers. 2 Jereey Bulls. 1 Aged Mare (all work). 1 Half-Draught Mare (4 years, stinted to High Tide). 2 Half-Draught Geldings (3 years, exceptionally good). 1 Unbroken Half-Draught Filly (2 years). 80 2, 4 and 6-Tooth Ewes R.W. to' Southdown Rams (good line). 2 Southdown Rams. 65 Store Riga. 3 Sowa (due early August). 1 Nearly new Milk Waggon, Dray and Harness, Collars, Swingletrees, Chains, Discs, s.f. Plough, Tyne Harrows, 8 Milk Cans, Chip Heater, and Farm Sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 4-Cow L.K.G. Milking Machine. 196 Fully paid Mere Mere Dairy Company Shares. 1 2J-h.p. Lister Engine. SALE AT 12 O’CLOCK. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The herd advertised above are a very even lot of good-bodied Jerseys, all young, and their butter-fat production is very good. Season 1926-27 they produced 16,000 lbs. fat, 1927-28 season, which was very dry, they produced 1,,f00 lbs. 'fat. The sheep are an extremely good lot of ewes, in fact one of the best we have offered this year. Cattle will be delivered to Hawera free of charge by vendor. Cars will leave Auctioneers’ Offices morning of sale. SPECIAL CATTLE FAIR. STRATFORD SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, JUNE 28. 1928. At 12 noon. Practically Without Reserve • $5O HEAD MIXED CATTLE $5O Comprising: 100 4-Year-old Bullocks. 200 3-Year-old Steers. 100 2-Year-old Steers. 100 Hereford Cows, in calf to P.A. Bulk. 150 P.A. Cows, in calf to P.A. Bulls. 70 Hereford Store Cows (empty), 40 P.A. Mixed Sex Weaners. 50 2-Year-old P.A. Heifers (empty). This fine yarding of Station Cattle offers to those in search of good stock a splendid opportunity to fulfil their requirements. Th< female cattle are a particularly well-bred lot, whilst the bullocks and steens are in good store condition, and are mostly of good colours. The whole offering is practically for UNRESERVED SALE, and buyers are confidently recommended to be in attendance. CARS will leave the various Branches of the Auctioneers on morning of sale. KAPONGA SALE. FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 29, 1928. 100 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. 30 Store, Forward and Fat Cows. 5 Bulls. 35 Weaner Jersey Heifers. 15 Mixed Weaners. On account of Mr. J. KEHELEY, Kaponga, who is leaving the district: WITHOUT RESERVE. HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITIT E AND EFFECTS. Full Particulars Later. Clients are requested to note that Mr. ' E. W. Fasham’s Sale has been withdrawn, owing to his having secured another lease. 1 Also that the sale of cows advertised on 1 account of a Client has. been postponed until further notice. MR. EGMONT DICKIE’S SALE, ON THE FARM, WAVERLEY, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1928. NEWTON KING, LTD. PI' AVE been instructed by Mr. EGMONT DICKIE to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE. I 50 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS, young and due early to pedigree Jersey bulls. The balance of his Grade Herd. SALE AT 1 P.M. NOTE. —These cows are the balance of Mr. Dickie’s grades, he having gone in solely for pedigrees. They are a very lot, showing well forward, good uddered, young and in calf to pedigree Jereey bulls with wonderful butter-fat backing. Cara will leave the auctioneer’s offices on the morning of the sale. Buyers please book seats