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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 54, 30 September 1916, Page 8

MIDHIRST. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1916. TEWTON KING has received in--N structions from-Mr D. Brown who has sold his farm, to sell on above date subject .to the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association rules: WITHOUT RESERVE: 13 dairy cows in profit and'close up, all sound 3'milk cans, buckets, and cow covers I gig and harness, saddle and bridle 200 fencing posts, quantity sawn timber and roofing iron Pure-bred hens and chicks, farm tools, quantity of household furniture V WITH SLIGHT RESERVE:-, . 1 two-roomed cottage 28 x .16. on runners 25 Midhirst Factory Shares, fully paid up 8 lnglewood Bacon Company Shares fully paid up . Tho above cows'are mostly yo.ung and at profit. They are chiefly Jei-sey-Holstein cross, in. good condition and returned For th season £lB 16s 3d per cow, with an average test ot 4.1. This is practically the last'sale pf the season, and farmers wanting an odd cow or two should not miss the opportunity. Sale at 1 o'clock. . LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ;. INGLEWOOD BULL FAIR AND CATTLE SALE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, -\dl6. ■ •. ■ i •. Sale at 12.30 sharp. WAIWAKAIHO ANNUAL BULL FAIR. MONDAY,.OCTOBER 9. NEWTON KING will hold 4}is Annual Bull Fair at the Waiwakaiho Yards, as above, and will sell subject to the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association Rules:— 141 BULLS, comprising:—•

2 6 to" 8-year Shorthorns (pedigree) , • 5. 2-year . pedigree Shorthorns 6 yearling pedigree . Shorthorns • 25' well-bred. 15-ifionth. to-. -2-year *' '•.'. Sh6rthorris .'.'',-'•:'!" '■'•! ' ;'•■'".': '. 8 grade • Shorthorns ■•.'...- ~,. - , -^. j 1 7-year pedigree .Holstein'. . 3 2-year pedigree Holstein bulls . 6 1-year pedigree Holstein bulls •19 grade Holstein': ■• ■ 23 yearling to 15-month pedigree 1 .Jerseys 23 2-year Jerseys 1-1 3 to 6-year. pedigree Jerseys ,' .'' 6 grade Jerseys > -■ .♦•',"- ' Included in the above. are- on account of. Mr C. F. C. Coulter, Hawkesbury, Blenheim. • • '_ - 10 2-year pedigree Jersey bulb, by the imported bulls "Spumis?e' Majesty" • and "Soumise Jnek."' (Leaflets on application) . On account of Mr H. 13. Lepper—--8 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls 8 yearling pedigree Jersey bulla 1 5-year, pedigree Sultan Jer- . sey bull "Mamy's Campanile Sultan," by Campanile Sultan"—"Mamy" '' On account of Mr H. Purdie—--3 yearling pedigree Jersey bulls On account of Mr H.'L. Spehce—--4 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls On account of Mr A. Harold Street—--2 2-year pedigree Holstein bulb. ' 6 yearling pedigree Holstein bulls 2 grade Holstein bulls On account of Mr H. W. Saxton—--1 7-year pedigree Holstein bull, ''Dominion" .1 2-year pedigree Holstein bull, , by "Dominion" •On account of C. O. Hawke—--3 pedigree Jersey bulls by "Grandmaster"' On account of Messrs A. J. and W. Topliss—--10.15-month to 2-year well-bred . Shorthorn bulls, bred by Mi/C. Topliss (Motqriiii) and Mr J. J. Chapman (Tongapofutu) On account of Mr A. Street — 1 8-year pedigree Shorthorn bull, ''Carnegie II." On account Messrs Turnbull and Son, Sentry Hilb—--4 2-year milking Shorthorn bulls, eligible for milking Shorthorn herd book (J 15-month milking Shorthorn "bulls. eligible for milking Shorthorn herd book 2 grade Shorthorn bulls

ENTRIES HAVE NOW CLOSED. Sale at 11.30 a.m. sharp. All bulls must be yarded by 11 a.m. INCLEWOOD CATTLE SALES. ("X .compliance with the request of. L the Deputation of Farmers which waited upon me at my Inglewood Sale on Wednesday last, my Inglewood Cattle Sales will in future be held fortnightly, on the alternate Wednesday with the Farmers' Co-op. Organisation Society's Sale. My next sale will be held on WEDNESDAY, October -1. XEWON KING. }UTTER - WRAPPERS.—To Dairy -* Farmers who make their own butter: Obtain your butter-wrappers', at the "Stratford Post" Job Printing Office. * I