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Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1930, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. - MR. A. J. MILLER’S SALE OF GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS. URENUI YARDS (for convenience); MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1930. ■ At 12.30 p.m. : . JjfEWTON KING, LTD., have'received instructions from Mu A. J. MILLER, of Uruti, to sell as above Practically With* out Reserve the following:— go GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS (in calf). 4 second calvers from dams that have produced up to 2801 b fat at the end of April. . Our agent has inspected this, offering and reports that the majority of the heifers are of good quality, showing well for-, ward in calf and in good condition. They were selected by the vendor frorii good herds the majority of which averaged, dyer 3001bs. fat. They are all in calf to. sons; of Holly Oak Stormbird and due to calye from the. beginning of August onwards. Prospective Buyers of heifers can attend, this fixture with confidence. - ’ - HERD AVERAGE 352L85. FAT FACTORY RETURNS. ' ;— . ' ■/' MR. A. E. HAY’S SALE. STONY RIVER YARDS/ ’ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1930. ’ \ > JJ'EWTON KING, LTD., have received instructions from. Mr. A. E.’ HAY; who has sold his property to sell by auction WITHOUT RESERVE; his choice Dairy Herd of gg HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS, duo July and August to service of Ngahiwi Gold Jacket (Ngahiwi WagerPrim's Golden Lassie), C.O.*R. 4451bs fat. 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, Ngahiwi Gold • Jacket (slight reserve). 1 Yearling Jersey Bull • (slight reserve) . This herd is undoubtedly one of the best for quality and production in North Taranaki—the producing ability being exemplified in the splendid average per cow, factory returns, the best month showing ft total return of over 1400Ibs. fat, which included five heifers. Our agent reports that the cows are all in excellent condition and well forward in calf to the servico of the bull stated above, the majority being due to calve in July. Individual calving dates will be announced on sale day, and those desirous of purchasing outstanding dairy cows can attend this fixture with every confidence. SALE AT 1 P.M', SHARP. ON THE FARM, RUGBY ROAD, TARIKI, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1936. At 11 a.m. KING, LTD., have.received ia» structions from the Settlers' Loan and Deposit Company, who have sold th® farm, to sell as above WITHOUT RESERVE:— JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, August and September calvers. 15 In-calf 2-Year Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers. 14 Yearling Jersey Heifers. 2 Bulls. 1 Farm Gelding. 1 Farm Mare. 1 Spring Cart Gelding. Spring Dray, Milk Waggon, Set Booth McD. Disc Harrows, Booth McD. Drill, D.F. Plough, Chain and Tyne Harrows, Massey Harris Drill, Hillside Plough, Bamford Mower, 3 Horse Royal Mower, Hay Rake, Stumping, Jack, 11 Milk Cans, 4 Bull Chains and a" large assortment of Farm Tools and Sundries. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—Our agent has made an inspection of the offering and reports very favourably upon both the live, and dead stock. The majority of the herd are young Jersey and Jersey Cross cows in very fair' condition and due to calve in August and September., The, yearling and in-calf heifers are good lines of Jersey cattle, whilst the implements are all in good order. Buyers can attend ths sale, which is absolutely unreserved, with every confidence. • > LftHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. “ SALE AT 11 A.M. '■ '~l pATEA pARMERS’ (JO-OP. pREEZ< ING CO., LTD. ’ ' PIG RECEIVING & COLLECTING DAYS. Opunake and District.—Every Monday. K. McNae, Buye-, 'Opiinake.. ’Phone 100. Kapuni and District.—Every Monday. 8. Poulsen, Buyer, Normahby. ’Phone No. 28282. Normanby and District.—Tuesday. «• Poulsen, Buyer, Normanby. ’Phone No. 28282. „ Eltham and District.—Tuesday. F. K. Bocock, Eltham. 'Phone No. 197. Hawera and District.—Every Wednesday. S. Poulsen, Normanby. Stratford and District.—Every Wednesday. F. E. Bocock, Eltham. ’Phone 197. Purchases of all classes of FAT STOCK at current rates, or will treat on be a _ of owners and exporters. For furtne particulars apply to any of the Company Buyers or direct at the Company a Ji A. N. WILLIAMS, z Manager. '