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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 22611, 16 May 1945, Page 7

NEWTON KING LIMITED

CLEARING SALE OF QUALITY YOUNG HERD ON THE FARM NGUTUNUI, TE AWAMUTU MONDAY, MAY 21 11.30 A.M. NEWTON KING, LTD., favoured with instructions from MR C. MANSON, who has sold his farm, will offer as above the whole of his Live and Dead Stock comprising his whole Herd of— YOUNG JERSEY AND JER- ' SEY CROSS DAIRY COWS 19 Weaner Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers 2 3-year Pedigree Ayrshire Bulls, bred by Mr C. Worster 1 4-year Pedigree Jersey Bull 1 11-year Mare, chains 2 12-year Geldings, all work On Account of Mr G. P. CLEAVE, Te Rau-a-moa—--14 Jersey and Jersey Cross second and third calvers 400 ROMNEY 5-YEAR BREEDING EWES, r.w. Southdown rams, ex Aria, March 10 12 Good 1-shear Southdown rams TOGETHER WITH— A full range of FARM IMPLEMENTS comprising Bamford Side Delivery Rake, John Deere Oil Bath Mower, 13 star R. and G. Topdresser (double drive), John Deere Overshot Stacker, 12-blade Booth Mac Discs, S.F. Booth Mac Lever Plough, Booth Mac 4-wheel Sweep, 10ft. Set of Tripod and Chain Harrows, Sledge, 2-ton Full Lock Waggon, Collars, Hames and Winkers, Swingletrees, Chains, Slashers, Forks, Shovels and usual Farm Sundries. Eight tons Lime. The above is a splendid herd of second, third and fourth calvers. They are in first-class order and coming off this country should do well wherever taken. They are practically all June, July and August calvers and are in calf to Pedigree Ayrshire and Jersey Bulls. The Ewes are a good line and in lamb to quality Southdown Rams. We have no hesitation in recommending this offering. BE SURE AND REMEMBER THIS DATE MONDAY, MAY 21 LIGHT LUNCHEON AVAILABLE 1309 CLEARING SALE Of OLD ESTABLISHED HERD On the Farm PRIESTLEY'S ROAD, TE POI. MATAMATA MONDAY, May 21st, MONDAY 11.30 a.m. NEWTON KING LTD., favoured with instructions from Mr S. E. Nelmes, who has sold his farm, will offer as above the whole of his Live and Dead Stock (comp) his Complete Herd of—--55 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS 23 Jersey and Jersey - cross Weaner Heifers 2 Farm Horses 3 Sows to Farrow 28 Store Pigs 2 Dogs Together with— McEwan Stacker, Hay Rake, Hercules Mower, Booth Mac 4-wheel Sweep, Topdresser, Chain Harrows, Potato Moulder, Spring Cart, Konaki, 25 cwt. Wagon, 2 Dray Wheels and 3-inch Axle, Hay Forks, 2 Ladders, 4 prs. Chains, Lady’s Bicycle (new tyres and tubes), gent’s Bicycle, 4 20-gal. Cream Cans, 4 10gal. Cream Cans, Milk Buckets, Cooler, quantity Piping and Fittings, Fencing Wire and Quantity of Tools, Kitchen Table and Chairs, 3 Single Beds, Pedestal, Tiliboy, Tea Wagon and quantity of Sundries. Mr Nelme has farmed this property for 27 years, this being the first sale to be held on the farm during his tenure. The cows are good, deep-bodied cattle in first-class order and have been owner milked. They comprise mainly July and August calvers and can be recommended. Light Luncheon Provided. 1310 COMPLETE DISPERSAL Of WELL-KNOWN HERD On the Farm MAIN ARAPUNI-PUTARURU RD.. PUTARURU (1 mile from Township) WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 ,11.30 AM. NEWTON KING LTD., favoured with instructions from Mr A. R. Vosper, who has leased his farm, will offer as above the whole of his Live and Dead Stock (comp) HIS COMPLETE HERD OF—- (<*> QUALITY YOUNG GRADE """ JERSEY COWS 14 Quality 2-yr. Grade Jersey Heifers 32 Quality Weaner Grade Jersey Heifers (from dams of 300 lbs. fat and over) 1 Pedigree 2-yr. Jersey Bull (bred by Mr J. A. Ranger) 1 Pedigree 3-yr. Jersey Bull (bred by Mr J. A. Ranger) 1 Pedigree 7-yr. Jersey Bull 1 Grade 2-yr. Jersey Bull 1 Tam. Cross Sow and Litter of 7 1 Devon Sow to farrow July 2 Devon Sows, 1 p.b. Berk. Sow 10 P.B. Berk. Weaner Pigs 12 Crossbred Weaner Pigs 1 P.B. Berk. Boar 46 S.M. Ewes r.\ . S.D. Rams 8 B.r\ Lambs 1 Mare (A.W.) 2 i-draught Mares (Chains) 1 l-draught Gelding (Chains) 3 Working Dogs Together with— I.H.C. Topdresser (shuttle feed). M.H. 33 Oil Bath Mower, I.H.C. Hay Rake, Wallace Stacker, Tumbler Sweep. Tip Dray. Bevin Harrows (Bft.), Chain and Tripod Harows. Alfa Harrows. 4 10-gal. Cream Cans. 2 8-gal. Cream Cans, Scoop, Collars. Hames and Winkers, Sledge, Chains. Swingletrees, and usual Farm Sundries. Set Disc Harrows, Large Horse Sweep, Cambridge Roller, Hayes Wire Strainer, Hay Forks. This is an excellent and wellknown herd of quality young cow? in first-class order and have been built up to their present standard by the use of good Pedigree Bulls. Comprising mainly July and August calvers, these cows should give the utmost satisfaction wherever taken. REMEMBER THIS DA^E: WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd. Light Luncheon Provided.