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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20833, 17 June 1939, Page 14

NEWTON KING, limited CLEARING SALE OF GENUINE BACKCOUNTRY COWS TB PAHU MONDAY, June 19th, 12.30 p.m. sharp, NEWTON KING LIMITED Favoured with instructions from MR D- A. REDFERN, who is giving up dairying, will offer as above his whole; herd of— GENUINE DAIRY COW'S, comprising— -35 Jersey and Jersey-cross cows 30 Friesian cows 10 Jersey and Jersey-cross heifers 50 good store pigs 1 4-yr. chestnut mare, all work l 3-cow Simplex milking machine, with Clarke and Robinsou s patent strippers attached 125-gal. Diabolo ball-bearing Separator. 6 Cream Cans. ALSO— Approximately 10 acres of first-class SWEDES (with run-ofT of 16 acres). Stack of HAY (approximately 25 tons) 13,000 Split Rimu BATTENS. This is a first-class herd of young cows milked on high, cold country. The Jerseys were purchased as heifers from Mr M. Corcoran, the Friesians from Mr Banks (Matamata) and Mr Knight , Ongarue). Individual calving dates will be given at the sals, and we know that anyone in search of good genuine cows to milk well will be pleased with this herd. Light Luncheon Provided. BE SURE TO ATTEND THIS SALE. 353 CLEARING SALE OF OUTSTANDING BUTTERFAT HERD ON THE FARM (Corner of ALLEN’S and BROTHERHOOD ROAD) KIHIKIHI TE AWAMUTU WEDNESDAY— —WEDNESDAY JUNE 21 WEDNESDAY— —WEDNESDAY 12.30 p.m. BHARP NEWTON KING, LIMITED, favoured with instructions from Mr R. CLIFF, who is giving up dairying, we will offer as above his EXTRA CHOICE HERD of: 07 HI OH-GRADE TESTED JERSEY 01 cows 3 Pedigree Jersey Cows 8. High-grade 2-year Jersey Hfrs. 2 Pedigree 2-year Jersey Heifers 13 Yearling Jersey Heifers 1 Pedigree 3-year Jersey Bull (Sire, Jersey Glen Combination; dam, Jersey Glen Silver-stream, c.o.r, 6251 b fat at 2 years, and with 7 nearest dams averaging 5711 b Eat) 2 Pedigree 2-year Jersey Bulls 3 Devon-Tamworth-cross Sows 1 P.B. Berkshire Boar 20 Store Pigs 1 3-year Mare (all work) 50 Cow Covers, Pig Troughs and usual Farm Sundries, Also, 25 Tons of Baled Hay (to be sold per bale) We can say with every confidence that there will be no “ finer " offering of dairy cattle Co come under the hammer this season than this wonderful HERD of TESTED COWS —constitution, type together with outstanding butterfat production all combine to make this one of the “ PREMIER" SALES of the Year. Years of breeding have raised the average production of this herd to 3301 b FAT In 279 DAYB, and with Individual Butterfat Returns given at the sale we know they will appeal. CATALOGUES available at OFFICES • of COMPANY Light Luncheon Provided CARS leave all ufllces of COMPANY on MORNING OF SALE 515 HORSE FAIR TE AWAMUTU SALE YARDS FRIDAY JUNE 23 FRIDAY 12 noon sharp 40 Draughts and Spring Gartens 10 Unbrokens 1 Child s Pony The above comprise entries from bona lide farmers In the Te Awamutu District and can be thoroughly recommended. Further Entries Solicited. 560 CLEARING BALE On the farm: “BRUCEJLANDS,” BOND'S ROAD, TE AWAMUTU. MONDAY June 26 MONDAY 11.30 a.m. Sharp. NEWTON KING LIMITED Favoured with instructions from MR JAS. FRASER, who is giving up active farming and putting on a sharemilker with his own herd, will offer a> above the WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising— OR JERSEY AND JERSEY - CROSS DAIRY COWS 19 2-yr. Jersey heifers (dairy) • 30 yearling Jersey heifers 1 2-yr. pedigree Jersey bull 1 ris. 4-yr. unregistered pedigree Jersey bull 2 2-yr. grade Jersey bulls 1 ris. 3-yr. gelding, all work 1 9-yr. gelding 1 10-yr. gelding and 1 aged gelding 5-cow Gane Milking Plant. Vaculac Releaser, 110-gal. Lister Separator: 30-cwt Waggon full lock); Evona Topdresser: Bainford 2-speed Mower; Imperial Hay-rake; Block Dray; Chain Harrows; Sledge: Discs: Plough; Harness. saddle. Swingletrees. Chains; usual Farm Sundries. Small quantity HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including Phillips Radio: 25 Ducks. * Pullets. We have inspected the above herd and find that it comprises mostly young, good deep-bod' o -! cattle in first-class condition. Due to calve mainly in July nnd August, and having been particularly free from disease, we know that they will appeal to anyone in search of cattle to “do well” wherever taken. BE SURE TO \TTEND THIS SALE. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Cars leave office.* of Auctioneers on Morning of Sale.