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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16463, 16 June 1919, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION. <9 INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1919. I N G Will Sell as above, — 12 EMPTY TWO-YEAR HEIFERS (mostly Holstein) 17 2-year In-calf Heifers 40 Empty 2-year Heifers 6 In-calf Heifers 40 Mixed Wcaners 3 Dairy Cows 20 20-month to 2-year Steers 15 Weaker Shorthorn Heifers 20 Wean or Shorthorn Steers 50 Shorthorn Yearling Steers and Heifers (good) 20 Store and Forward Cows 60 Empty Ewes 100 Lambs Sale at 1 o’clock. d'lo9 ON THE FARM, PUNIHO. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1919. J£ING Has received instructions from MESSRS WELLS AND BUTLER, who have sold their farm, to Sell by Public Auction as ‘above, WITHOUT SERVEDAIRY COWS, mostly Shorthorn 8 Store Cows 32 2 and 3-year Springing Heifers 50 Mixed Shorthorn Weaners 4 Shorthorn Bulls (good) 4 Farm Horses Six-cow Milking Machine, with Ridd Releaser D.F. Plough, S.F. Plough, Cambridge Roller, Chain, Tripod and Disc Harrows, New Cultivator, ’ One-horse Cultivator, Small Drill, 3-ton Waggon, Heavy Dray, Spring Dray, Light Tip Dray, 18 Milk Cans, 90-gallon Melotte Separator, 50 Sacks Good Seed Oats, 3 Tons Basic Super and Boncdust, 40 Hens, 30 Fat Sheep, 2 Breeding Sows, 5 Stoye Pigs, 12 Weaner Pigs, Largo Quantity Good Household Furniture, and All Farm Sundries. 8000 Feet Timber Horse, Gig and Harness LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 10.30 a.m. Note.—Tho attention of Taranaki dairymen is specially directed to this sale. The cows and heifers are practically all Shorthorn, in fine condition, and include 28 Registered Milking Shorthorns, transfers of which will be available to the purchasers on the day of the salo. Motor-cars will run from South Taranaki on the morning of the sale. Intending buyers are requested to book seats at any of’the auctioneer’s offices. d 33 ON THE FARM, “ROYDON,” OKATO FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1919. ring Has received: instructions from MR. F. G. SOLE, who has sold his farm, to Sell by Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE,— gg CHOICE DAIRY COWS 34 Selected 2* to 3-year Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein Springing Heifers 4 Cows in full milk 1 4-yenr Pedigree Shorthorn Bull, bred by Messrs. R. Turnbull ! and Son 8 Yearling Shorthorn Bulls 1 3-year Grade Shorthorn Bull 2 2-yoar Grade Shorthorn Bulls 80 Shorthorn Yearlings (good) 2 Sows with Litters 45 Fat Sheep 11 Store Pigs, 2-year Berkshire Boar, 2 18-month Steers, 4 Half to ‘ Three-quarter Draught Geldings, 1 Three-quarter Draught Mare, 1 4-year Gig Mare, 2 School Ponies, 17 Milk Cans, 2 Iron Skim-milk Tanks, 2 Stacks Oaten Sheaf (about 20 tons), Disc, Tjne and Chain Harrows, • 9-coulter Monitor Drill, Cambridge Roller, Concrete Lawn Roller, Duncan 6ft. Cultivator, D.F., S.F., and Hillside Ploughs, Corn Crusher (hand or power), Milk "Wagon (carry 13 cans), Heavy Wagon, Spring Dray, Dray, Gig and All Farm Harness, 2 Children’s Riding Pads, Fowls, Salting Troughs, Eating and Seed Potatoes, Farm Sundries, Tools, Tanks, and ' a Quantity of Good Household Furniture. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 11 a.m. Auctioneer’s Note. —My representative has inspected this herd, and can recommend them bo dairymen. They are a very fine line of big-framed Short- i horn cows in magnificent condition, and ! all springing right down. The first cows i come in bn July 1. The heifers are a i first-class line, well worthy of inspection. ' The implements are all in splendid order. JIo tors run‘from Kaponga j and Manaia on the morning of sale. Please book seats. d!6O Where all the trams stop—The Central Pharmacy, opposite A.M.P,