Page 24 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 6 July 1929, Page 24

SALES BY AUCTION. McCARTY BROS.’ SALE ON THE FARM, SKEET ROAD, AUROA. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 8, 1929. . At 12 noon sharp. KING, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Messrs McCARTY BROS., whose lease has expired and who are giving up dairying, to . sell by Public Auction as above: — WITHOUT RESERVE. EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, practically all 2nd to 4th July and August calvers, in calf to good grade Jersey bulls. 14 Extra Choice Fawn and Dark Jersey 2-Year-old In-calf Heifers, August calvers. 6 Extra Choice Jersey Weaner Heifers. 2 2 and 3-Year Grade Jersey Bulls. 12 Store Pigs. 1 Threequarter-draught Aged Gelding (all farm work). 1 Pedigree Clydesdale Draught Marl "Waimate Bess” (in foal to Machalienger). 1 Rising 3-Year Draught Gelding out of Waimate Bess. 1 Rising 2-Year Draught Filly by Prince Douglas out of Waimatl Bess. 1 Rising Yearling Draught Filly by Macba’denger out of Waimate Bess. 13 25-gallon Milk Cans (good), R. and G. D.F. Plough, Duncan Discs, Tripod, Chain and Tyne Harrows, 3-Horse Cambridge Roller, Duncan 9-coulter Drill, M.H. Mower, set 4-Horse Gear, Swingletrees, 3-Horse Gear, Gate Sweep, Hay Rake, Planet Jr. Hand Cultivator, 30cwt Full-lock Waggon (in good order), Spring Tip-dray, Waggon Harness, Dray Harness, Roller Harness, Collars, ' and quantity other Harness, 4 tons Super, 2 toni Crown Slag, 3 Stumping Jacks, Feedingout Trolley, Dray Hay Frame, Mauls, Wedges,, Cross-cut Saws, Farm Tools and Sundries, and small quantity Household Furniture, 12 good Laying Hens and 2 Roosters. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 4-cow Plant L.K.G. Milking Machines (almost new). 151 Fully-paid Joll Dairy Company Shares. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—This is an essentially young herd of Jersey ana Jersey Cross cows. Practically the whole of the cows are 2nd to 4th calvers and all are due to calve in July and Augusi. They are all good-bodied cattle and are in the pink of condition. The 2-year-old in.calf heifers are all fawn and dark Jerseys, and are due to calve in August. Both . the cows and the'heifers are in calf to two good grade Jersey bulls. The horses and other live stock fare also a good class. The implements are very up-to-date and are in great order. We have no hesitation in thoroughly recommending buyers *n search of good, young Jersey cows to attend this sale. Cars will leave our Kaponga, Hawera and Manaia Offices on the morning of tho sale.

LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. On account of MR. MATTHEW LUKE & TRIBE. ON THE FARM, HASTINGS ROAD, MATAPU. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1929. At 12.30 p.m. JJESSRS. NEWTON KING, LTD., hav* received instructions from Mr. MATTHEW LUKE & TRIBE to sell as aboveWITHOUT RESERVE. DAIRY COWS, Jersey and Jersey Cross (due early). 1 Pedigree Jersey BuiL 5 Springing, Heifers. 1 Empty Heifer. 10 Yearling Heifers. 2 Sows with Litters. • 4 Store Pigs. 2 Stacks Hay. i Acre Carrots. 4-Cow Milicing Plant with 2j-h.p. Lister Engine. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE; 12 Springing Heifers. NOTE.—These cows are mostly young, a good-bodied lot with fine constitution and in splendid condition. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FARMERS 1 EGMONT LOAN DEPOSIT & INVEST* MENT, LTD. CAPITAL - - • £20.000. ,

T ENDS MONEY on farm " farm stock, chattels, or also discounts mortgages. Loans repay- . able by instalments to suit borr wer Further particulars supplied at Co %• pany’s Office, R 2 Upper Brougham Streep New Plymouth. A. J. TUNBRIDGE, Secretary. — -A MONEY TO LEND. i OANS arranged promptly on Furniturt Live Stock, and other approved Securi' ties. Easy payments to suit borrower. THE PRUDENTIAL FINANCE CO., LTD. Commercial Bank Buildings, NEW PLYMOUTH