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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16796, 21 July 1920, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION. UNRESERVED SALE OF PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEY CATTLE. ETC. AT BAHOTU SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920. K INQ Has received instructions from ME. A. W. PHILLIPS, who has sold his homestead, to Sell by Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, 17 HEAD OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS * , (Heifers, Cows and Bulls) 31. Very Choice Yearling Jersey Heifers. 26 Mixed Sheep (mostly young) 4 Farm Horses (all work) 1 3-yoar Half-draught (unbroken) 1 Stock'Pony 1 Pedigree Berkshire Boar 3 Store Pigs 3 Cattle Dogs, Poultry, Spring and Block Drays and Harness, Milk Waggon, Duncan Drill, Disc and Chain Harrows, S.F. Plough, M'Cormick Reaper and Binder, M'Cormick Mower, Deering Hay Rake, Adriance Rake, Four-horse Gear, s.h.p. j Watt Engine, Saddle and Bridle, 70-gallon Boiler, and General Farm Sundries Also Quantity of Household Furniture WITH SLIGHT RESERVE,— ' Combined Billiard and Dining Table Grama phone and Records Also, on Account of MR. PHILLIPS, — His interest in a 30-acre Bush Sec- , tion, situated on the Opourape l Road, Rahotu, held under a Native Lease, with 21 years; yet to run, at an annual rental , of 5s 6d per acre. All in grass with the exception of five acres. Also, on Account of MR. A'. BAKER, who has decided to give up the breeding of Pedigree Jerseys, WITHOUT RESERVE,— 6 Pedigree <sows 2 Pedigree Heifer Calves 1 o-year Pedigree Bull 1 Pedigree Bull Calf Also, off Account of MR, OLIVER CROSS,— 50 3 and 3-year High-grade Jersey Springing Heifers, of extra good quality, calving early; aR by Pedigree Jersey Bulls There cattle are very well grown and must give good results wherever farmed. They will ho sold singly, or in lots to suit purchasers. Or. Account of MR. R. W. DAWSON, of Rahotu, who has sold his farm, WITHOUT RESERVE,— K HEAD OF PEDIGREE JER- ’ U SEYS, as follows: _ Cow, “Naughty’s Mite” (Peggy’s Campanile Naughty II.) Two-yoar-old Heifer, “Naughty’s Pride” (Masterpiece of Meadowbrooko —Naughty’s Mite) Yearling Heifer, “Naughty’s Love Star” (Sunflower’s Perseus — Erin’s Lone Star) Yearling Bull, “Victor’s Joe” (Miro Meadow’s Victor—Josephine) Mr. Dawson’s other stock, implements, etc., will bo sold at his farm on Wednesday, 28th inst. I ORDER OF SALE. Sundries and Implements 12'o’clock. Cattle 3 o’clock. Catalogues of Pedigree Stqck obtainable at all branch offices of the Auctioneer. TERMS OP ALL SUNDRIES STRICTLY CASH. Note. —Both, Mr. Phillips and Mr. Baker have been admirers of Pedigree Jerseys for some considerable time, and are now offering for disposal a fine collection of well-bred animals. This sale offers an excellent opportunity to Jersey lovers desirous of securing a few purebred cattle. Mr. Phillips’ lino of yearling Jersey' heifers is also worthy' of special mention, the cattje being very well grown and showing a lot of quality. All the implements are in first-class order. All Implements and Sundries will he sold at Mr. Phillips’- farm, which, is close to the saleyards. • e 451

FOR SALE. FOR PRIVATE SALE. QIDEBOARD, Chesterfield, 2 Divans, . 4 Chairs,’ Oval Table (6 x 4), Seagrass Square (12 x 10), 5 Mats, Occasional Tables, Bedstead, Mattresses and Pillows, Duchess, Wardrobe, Pedestal, Kitchen Table (6 x 4), 3 Chairs, Electric Kettle, Crockery, Pots, Pans, etc, Bamboo Hallstand, Flower Stand, 14 Yards Runner, Garden Tools. Excepting six yards Runner, the lot nearly new out of shop. For £2OO cash. — Apply Herald Office. e 566 OPENING NOTICE. OR up-to-date Motor Repair Work •*" in all branches you cannot clo better than call on the undersigned at Brougham Street, New Plymouth (Pentecost and Kendrick’s Taxi Garage). Electrical work a specialty. A. HARRISON, Late Foreman, Spedding & Stainton. d!74