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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1930, Page 16

' SALES BY AUCTION. c 300L85. J>UTTER-FAT OOWS. AT KAPONGA SALEYARDS. (For convenience of sale.) MRS. V. M. POINGDESTRE’S SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1930. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. KING, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. V. M. POINGDESTRE, Mangatoki, who h going out of Jerseys, to sell by Public Auction ao above: — WITHOUT RESERVE. 77 HIGH GRADE FAWN AND DARK JERSEY DAIRY COWS, practically all second to sixth calvers, and due to calve in August and September. AU are by and in calf to well bred pedigree Jersey bulls. ALL THESE COWS EXCEPT EIGHT ARE GUARANTEED SOUND AT CALV- ■ ING. - ALSO — 4 Pedigree Jersey Cows (August calvers). 2 Pedigree Jersey Yearling Heifers. 395 Fully paid Lowgarth Dairy Company Shares (slight reserve). NOTE. —This choice herd of high grad® Jersey dairy cows was built up by the lat® Mr. Thomas Hall, and through heavy culling each year,- together with the use of well bred pedigree Jersey bulls, a beautiful lot of high-class Jersey dairy cattle has been maintained. For quite a few years past these cows HAVE AVERAGED 300 LBS. BUTTERFAT OR MORE PER COW FACTORY RETURNS. Sixty-one cows of this herd have been milked on the Upper Hastings Road and the balance of 16 are from the Awatuna farm. Included in the herd are. also four pedigree Jerseys of exceptionally good breeding. These cattle are' in splendid condition and are aU heavily in oa>. W» can thoroughly recommend buyers desirous of purchasing extra choice quality Jerseys to attend this sale. FARMERS REMEMBER! COWS EXCEPT EIGHT ARE GUARANTEED SOUND AT CALVING. ' sold as sound and proving otherwise—the purchaser's money wiU ba refunded by thO vendor on the return of the cow to the auctioneers nearest sareyards. ALSO WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 00 CHOICE JERSEY IN-CALF HEIFERS, all picked from 3001bs. -but-ter-fat herds and guaranteed-in calf. NOTE.—Mrs. Poingdestre’s cows may bp inspected on the Upper Hastings . Road farm at any time prior to the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MESSRS. ATKINSON & SHIRTCLIFFE'S SALE. ON THE FARM, EAST ROAD, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. At 12.30 p.m. MESSRS. NEWTON KING, LTD., have received instructions from Messrs. ATKINSON SHIRTCLIFFE, who arp giving up dairying, to .sell on their behalf as' above, WITHOUT RESERVE:— 02 HIGH QUALITY DAIRY COWS, Grade Jerseys and Jersey Cross, id splendid condition and due to calve July, August and September. 18 High Quality In-calf Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers. High Quality Weaner Heifers.1 Pedigree Jersey Bull (3-year-oId). 5 Good Farm Horses. 1 4-Cow Ridd Milking Plant, complete, together with Electric Motor ana Water Pump. " 1 Concrete Trough and Pipes, Milk Waggon, John Deere Hay Rakfy Mower, Evona Distributor, Single Furrow Plough, John Deere Hay, Sweep, Chain Harrows, 8-Horse Set Trees, Horse Covers, Collars and Hames, 9 Milk Cans, Farm Toots and Sundries. ALSO—--74 Butter Shares in Stratford' Dairy Company. ” / 2 Stacks Hay.„12 Acres Swedes. 7 Acres Oats. 2 Acres Oats and Grass. NOTE. —This is one of the best herds’ that will be sold in Taranaki this season. No fewer than 35 of the cows are second and third calvers, the balance being fourth and fifth calvers, all of splendid quality, type and condition. They are in calf tb pedigree Jersey bulls and are due to calve in July, August and September. The herd is a ■ particularly clean one and for that reason alone buyers should mak< a point of attending this sale.. The milking plant and implements are all practically new and in excellent condition. Our advice tb buyers throughout Taranaki is to attend this unreserved sale. Car® will leave our Hawera, Kaponga and Strat-. ford offices on the morning, of the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.