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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 90, 20 August 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. NE WT OX KING’S LIST OF CLEARING SALES AUGUSTTilnrsday, 21—Clearing sale, Jos. Law, Toko Friday, 22—Murray Iloro, Rahotu Yards Monday, 23—Clearing sale, Mrs S. Marsh, Urenui yards Wednesday, 27—R. C. Clemow, Omata. SEPTEMBER — Fi id ay, s—Newton King, pedigree Holsteins, Bell Block STRATFORD SPRING HORSE FAIR. ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, sth and 6th SEPTEMBER. "VTEWTON KING will hold his Sprin. UN Horse Fair on above dates; — 7 RID AY Draughts, half-draughts, broken, and unbroken. SATURDAY—- •% Light harness horses and hacks ENTRIES CLOSE 30th AUGUST.

AT THE FARM, GORDON ROAD, TOKO. THURSDAY, 21st AUGUST, 1913. NEWTON KING has received in struction’s from MR 'JOSEPH LAW, who has sold his farm, to sell Without Reserve, his first-class Dairy Herd, Farm Implements, etc, as follows : 68 choice young cows, to calve August and September 11 cows in milk 2 pedigree Ayrshire cows 44 choice colored heifers, early calvers 25 colored yearling heifers ] Holstein bull 1 Jersey bull 380 4-tooth to f.m. ewes in lamb 2 sows, to farrow August and September S store pigs 1 double furrow plough f • \ y ' ■■ 1 Devon boar, milk waggon (carry 15 cans), 14 milk cans, buckets, aerators, etc.; chaffcutter, dog carty sledge, harness, mower, hayrake, Duncan plough, tino harrows, chain harrows, Price ! s timber jack 200-gal. tank, separator, fowls, ducks, oats, 2 dogs, wire, and usual farm sundries. With Slight Reserve—--2 half-draught geldings, 1 halfdraught mare, 1 draught marg, 1 hack. 2 stacks hay, 1 stack ensilage, 1 Reid and Gray drill, 1 milk cart, 70 Factory shares. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12 o’clock. NOTE.—I have inspected this herd, and can recommend them as being a particularly fine lot. As the farm is sold and Mr haw is leaving the district, everything, with the exception of horses and shares and a few implements, will be sold without reserve. The herd of 97 cows including 51 first calvers returned £lO 10s per cow, and since then 22 have been culled out. Fully three-quarters of the cows are Jersey-Holstein cross. Individual lists and returns will lie given at the sale. Stock may’ remain on the property free of charge until the end of the month.

KEEP THE CALVES GROWING from the Day They’re Dropped, Bcgular feeding helps, a clean trough helps and a warm dry bed helps. But above all things give your calves the right food. Whole milk is best. TU! CALF MEAL with whey or slum milk is next best. Tni Calf Meal is ground in a flourmill so finely that the youngest calf digests it easily without scouring. The fat content is high with flesh and hone building properties rightly proportioned. (An Agricultural Chemist, 11. W. Laurence, F.C.S., Wellington, looks after this part of the manufacture). Huy a trial hag from the Local Agent whose name is given below. rniOES OF Tl r I CALF MT.AL. 2 Tibs. 5/6 501bs. 30/6 lOOlbs* 20/- 2001bs. 38/--.01 j K MAKERS flOlfl)EU A TOLLEY, LTD., Palmerston North. Sold hy Tlidhirst Dairy Co., Novvlon King, Stratford, and also by L. .1. C'resswoll, of F.ltliam. The largest cash discounts ever given are now to hi* hrd from all our large slock.— Charles F. James; Broadway. s