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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 72, 30 July 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. NE WT 0 N KING’S LIST OF CLEARING SALES JULY— Thursday, 31—W 7 . Grant, Puniho Thursday, 31—Hammerton Bios., Stratford yards Thursday, 31—H. J. Harrington, Kaponga AUGUST— Friday, I—A. C Nitz, Waiwakaiho yards Friday, I—C. Bridget, Waiwakaiho Yards Friday, I—A. E. Stockley, Kiore Monday, 4 H J. Valentine, Riverlea Monday, 4—E. Julian, Warea W ednesday, 6—W. Aitken, Awatuna '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 IToro, Rahotu Yards Wednesday, 27—R. C. Clemow, Omata. SEPTEMBER— Friday, s—Newton5 —Newton King, pedigree Holstoins, New Plymouth

AT THE FARM, KIORE. FRIDAY, Ist AUGUST. ■jVTEWTOX KING has received in- ’ struc’tions from MR A. E. STOCKLEY, whose lease has expired, to sell, Without Reserve, his firstclass Dairy Herd, Implements, etc., as under—--21 choice dairy cows, Aug. and Sept, calveis 4 cows in mi Ik 3 store cows 8 20-month heifers in calf 0 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 cans, tine harrows (lever), Oliver plough, Planet Jr. Seed and fertiliser drill, swingletrees, pig troughs, churn, corrugated iron, quantity onions, pig netting, hag turnip manure, sundries, etc., etc. Also on account of MR J. KIPPENT3ERGER.— 4 springing heifers 1 springing cow LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o’clock. NOTE.—This is a real good herd, Mr Stockier has culled’ heavily, and the cows are mostly young. Highest test at Kiore factory. Returns can he seen at the sale. The stock will he ■>ut on trucks free. ON THE FARM, WAINGONGORO ROAD, CARDIFF. THURSDAY, 31st JULY, 1013 THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY, CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR HENRY WOLFE, who is leaving the district, to sell, Without Reserve— -62 dairy cows mostly jersey-Tlo] stein strain in calf to pedigree Jersey and Holstein hulls 4 cows in milk 4.3 springing heifers, mostly grade Jersey, 3 year old 1 pedigree Jersey hull 1 2-year Holstein hull 2 grade Jersey hulls, 2 and 3year old. 6 yearling heifers, Jersey and Holstein cross 1 trap mare, good, young 1 half-draught are, any trial, young 1 half-draught gelding, any trail young 1 draught mare, aged 1 draught gelding 1 hack . nd harness mare, just broken (slight reserve) 20 lambs, 1 sow and litter of 8. 2 stores. .19 fowls, 1 ton potatoes, 855 feet 1-in. piping, 2-ton waggon, milk waggon, milk cart, gig, Courtland waggon, all harness, mowing machine, hay rake, horse hoe, 2 Planet Jrs., 2 stumping jacks disc harrows, 2 s.f. ploughs, wheelbarrow, shoeing forge, anvil and tools, 1 force pump,3 saddles, est leading harness, •one pair cart wheels and springs, 2 sets swingletrees, 3 pairs lamps, 2 spiders, hames and traces, 2 crosscut saws, maul and wedges, and all general farm sundries. All Household Furniture and Effects. Also on account of a Client, by permission of Mr Wolfe—■ 2 full draught gelding, rising 7 and 8 years, any trial. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. At 11 o’clock a.m. N.TL—Most of the cows are young, uid are all that are loft after culling out from his former herd of 120. The Auctioneers have no hesitation in recommending these cows to anyone requiring first-class dairy stock. Conveyances leave the Company’s Stratford Offieo at 9 and 10 a.m. NOTE.—Special arrangements with clients regarding finance of dairy stock, whereby a large saving in interest, etc., is effected, which clients should specially consider before purchasing elsewhere.