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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1929, Page 24

SALES BY AUCTION. _____ _ NEWTON KING, LTD. “LINCOLN DALE” JERSEYS COMPLETE UNRESERVED DISPERSAL COMPLETE UNRESERVED DISPERSAL AT THE HOMESTEAD, LINCOLN ROAD, INGLEWOOD. TUESDAY, JULY ™ JfR. J. F. YOUNG, having sold his Lincoln Road-Farm, is selling as above (Without Reserve), HIS ENTIRE ‘LINCOLN DALE’ HERD of PEDIGREE JERSEYS’ Comprising:— 53 COWS. 10 2-YEAR HEIFERS (in calf). 22 YEARLING HEIFERS, 2 STUD BULLS. CATALOGUES ARE COMPLETED TO-DAY and will be in the post on Monday. They give a history of the herd and the solid production strains it has been built up on. Write or apply for catalogues if you are not on the mailing list to— NEWTON KING, LTD., Auctioneers (at all offices).

STRATFORD HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1929, At 12.30 o’clock. JJESSRS. NEWTON KING, LTD., will offer as above:— 50 LIGHT DRAUGHT MILK CART & WAGGON HORSES, including:— On account Mr. P. SKOUSGAARD:— 15 First-class young Half-Draughts, broken to all harness and guaranteed? These are station bred horses and are a particularly good line. On account Messrs. QUINN & ROWLANDS :- 12 First-class Milk Cart and Waggon Horses, thoroughly seasoned and guaranteed. Also consignments on account of Messrs. J. Welch, T. Gedge, G. Ireland, J. Coulter, Len Wickham, H. Lehmann, J. Phillips, W. Parish, M. McDonald, C. Pattinson and W. Sangster. 12 Good Milk Cans. 1 Milk Waggon, in good order (16 cans). 4 Gigs. 2 Spring Carts.

AT INGLEWOOD YARDS. (For convenience of sale) FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929. At 12.30 p.m. KING, LTD ~ have received instructions from Mr. C. MUMBY, of Inglewood, to sell as above:— WITHOUT RESERVE. 50 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS, due to calve August and September to service of pedigree Jersey Bulls. 00 2-YEAR JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS HEIFERS, due August and September to service of Jersey Bulls. NOTE.—The cows to be offered are all young and in good condition, and will be sold with a guarantee as to soundness at calving, while a guarani ee will also be given that no cow will calve later than October 1. They have been milked on light country and should show pleasing results if farmed on the richer pastures. The heifers have been farmed on hilly back country and are also in good condition, and should do well on the lower levels. The auctioneers recommend this fixture to prospective purchasers. The vendors will place any purchases required to be railed free on trucks.

TARANAKI FARMERS! SUPPORT THE pATEA pREEZING A FARMERS’ CONCERN. BOBBY CALVES AND PIGS. We commenced this industry in New Zealand. We purchase straight out for cash on receipt of buyers’ orders, or— We offer you the opportunity to Pool and share in any Profits. Ask yourselves why Pigs and Calves bring higher prices in Taranaki than anywhere in New Zealand to-day. Over £7OOO paid in Bonuses to Farmers this year. Be sure and arrange with Patea Buyers and collectors for this season’s Calves and Pigs. A. N. WILLIAMS, Manager, Patea Farmers’ Co-op Freezing Co., Ltd. J) AIRY J7ARMERS! TpHE new and improved WARREN FARMER MILKING MACHINE now selling at a reduced price. The only machine natural in its action. There is no releaser, big vacuum pump or tank, or pulsator. Nothing to take to pieces, wash up or re-assemble. Each cow has its own machine, independent of the others, and fitted with vacuum gauge, regulator and test tube for milking into open buckets. Also only half the usual power is required to drive this machine, which is the most efficient one on the market. INSPECTION AND INQUIRIES INVITED. GYDE & CO., HAWERA. P.O. Box 101. ’Phone.27o9. yiSITORS to New Plymouth, secure a copy of Visitors* Guide to Taranaki. Contains useful information respecting beauty ‘ spots in Taranaki. Copies free from Tourists’ Office, Egmont Street, and at Daily News Office. t.c.