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Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1930, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. newton KINO, ltd. NGATORO FRIESIANS FOR PRODUCTION. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL OF NGATORO PEDIGREE FRIESIANS. £ The Property of MESSRS. C. W. BALDWIN AND’SON. INGLEWOOD YARDS (for convenience) — FRIDAY, JUNE 13. PEDIGREE FRIESIAN COWS, HEIFERS AND STUD BULLS. The offering includes the 1926 Derby winner, Ngatoro Johanna Princess (C.O.M. 6191b5. fat),, and many other outstanding animals. Good Type and Quality combined with rare Producing. Ability are the outstanding features of the sale. CATALOGUES are now available from all offices of the auctioneers:— SALE AT I P.M. NEWTON KING, LTD.

DISPERSAL SALE. REMUERA JERSEY STUD. AT STRATFORD SALEYARDS (For convenience). THURSDAY. JUNE 12, 1930. KING, LTD, have been instructed by Mr. E. H. LINNELL, York Road, Midhirst, to sell as above:— 27 PEDIGREE JERSEYS, comprising: 17 Cows. 7 Yearling Heifers. ■ , 3 Bulls. Mr. Linnell has been breeding pedigree Jersey cattle for a number of years and as he has disposed of his farm his whole herd is to be dispersed without reserve. Catalogues obtainable at all branches of the auctioneers. SALE AT 12.30 P.M. HERD AVERAGE 352L85. FAT FACTORY RETURNS. MR. A. E. HAY’S SALE. STONY RIVER YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1930. 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: — 02 HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS, due July and August to service of Ngahiwl Gold Jacket (Ngahiwi Wager—- • Prim’s Golden Lassie), C.O.R. 4451bs fat. 100 Jersey Weaner Heifers. 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 a total return of over 14001bs. fat, which included five heifers. Our agent reports that the cows are all in excellent condition and well forward in calf to the service 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, 1930. At 11 a.m. KING, LTD, have received instructions from the Settlers’ Loan and Deposit Company, who have sold the farm, to sell as above WITHOUT RESERVE:— 70 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, August and September calvers. 15 In-calf 2-Year Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers. 14 Yearling Jersey Heifers. r 2 Bulls. 1 Farm Gelding. 1 Farm Mare. 1 Spring Cart Gelding. -d 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, 2 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 this sale, which is absolutely unreserved, with every confidence. With Slight Reserve. 114 fully paid up shares in the Tariki Dairy Company, to be offered in lots to suit purchasers. Cars will leave all offices of the Auctioneers for the sale. ’ LIGHT- LUNCHEON PROVIDED. / ■; IL- A.M^'' V ' •