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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 70, 28 July 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. U" E W T 0 N KING'S LIST OF CLEARING SALES J ULY— Tuesday, 2!) —A. Cave, Rahotu yards Tuesday, 29—Tate and Barasley, Ro. Wednesday, 30—J. C. Robson, Bird-Robson Road, Stratford Wednesday, 30—A. N. Mills, Omata Thursday, 31—W. Grant, Puniho Thursday, 31—Hammerton 'Bros., Stratford yards AUGUST— Friday, I—A. C. Nitz, Waiwakaiho yards Friday, I—C, Bridgcr, Waiwakaiho Yards Friday, 1 —A. F. Stockley, Kioto Monday, 4—H J. Valentine, River - Monday, 4—E. Julian, Warea Wednesday, 6—T. P. Hughson, Stony River Yards. Thursday, 7—R. H. Bartlett, Kaponga Tuesday, 12—James H. Allan, Waiwakaiho yards Wednesday, 13—Mrs Stevenson, Puniho Friday, 22—Murray Horo, Rahotu Yards Wednesday, 27—R. C. Clement", Omata. SEPTEMBER— Friday, s—Newton King, pedigree Holsteins, New Plymouth AT THE FARM, KIORE. FRIDAY, Ist AUGUST. TEWTON KING has received fn- <** structions from Mil A. E. STOCKLEY, whose lease has expired, o sell, Without Reserve, his firstlass Dairy Herd, Implements, etc., . s under—• 21 choice dairy cows, Aug. and Sept. calreis 1 cows in milk 3 store cows 8 20-month heifers in calf •"> 20-month empty heifers 2 20-month Holstein bulls 17 calves 120 6-tooth and f.f.m ewes in lamb 50 store pigs (slight reserve) 30 20-month steers, spring waggon,' milk cans, aerator, weigh can 1 -', tine harrows (lever), Olive'- plough, Planet Jr. Seed and fertiliser drill, swingletrees, pig troughs, churn, corrugated iron, quantity onions, pig netting, bag turnip manure, sundries, etc., Also on account of MR J. KIPPENBERGER.— 4 springing heifers 1 springing cow LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. NOTE.—This is a real good herd. *fr Stockley has culled heavily, and the cows are mostly young. Highest test at Kiore factory. Returns can be ;een at tlio sale. The stock will be ;>ut on trucks tret. AT THE FARM, ROWAN. TUESDAY, 29th JULY. ' TEWTON KING has received in--1-" structions from Messrs TATE md BARNSLEY, who have sold their farm, and are leaving for a trip to .be Old Country, to sell absolutely Without Reserve, their first-class Dairy Herd, Implements, etc, as follows : 41 choice young dairy cows, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull Flos Cherry, to calve July. August, and September. 13 half-bred Jersey heifers by Flos Cherry 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Flo: Cherry 3 young farm horses, 1 long shafter gig and harness, 2 Wallaby jacks, Wood's mower (nearly new), s.f. plough, set disc harrows, 5 milk cans, 1 ton bash slag, sundries, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 p.m. NOTE.—The cows are all young and the average test of the herd for 191213 was 4.2, which was the highest at tho Rowan factory. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. BIRD AND ROBSON ROADS, STRATFORD. WEDNESDAY, 30th JULY. NEWTON KING has received instructions from MR. J. C. ROBSOX, who is giving up dairying, to sell, Without Reserve, his Dairy Herd. Farm Implements, etc., as under:—67 choice dairy cows, Aug. and Sept. calvers 18 3-year heifers 28 extra, choice yearling grade Jersey heifers 2 grade Jersey bulls 17 store pigs 3 sows, to farrow in August 5 goats, 1 half-draught bay gelding, (5 years (slight reserve). 1 half-draught aged gelding, 1 harness mare by Jersey (slight reserve), 1 milk waggon (slight reserve), milk cart and harness, gig and harness (slight reserve), 11 milk cans, buckets, aerator, Duncan plough (nearly new), sundries, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 c'vloek, NOTE.- The above herd gave the best lest at the local creamery, each cow, including 10 2-year heifers, averaging just £ll 10s per head. They fire in the pink of condition, and ituaranteed for absolute sale as Mr Robson is retiring from dairying.