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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 458, 16 June 1937, Page 8

CLEARING SALE. ON FARM, YORK ROAD. MIDHIRST FRIDAY 18th JUNE, AT 12.30 p.m. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP have received instructions from Mr R. O. Bendall who has sold his farm, to sell as above without reserve. 24 Dairy Cows (mostly Jersey). 3 Weaner Heifers. 1 Clydesdale Gelding (rising 8 yrs.) (S.R.). 2 Tam-Berk. Sows in pig. 2 Pedigree Tam Sows, litters at foot. 1 Pedigree L.W. Sow in- farrow to B. Boar. 1 Maiden Tam. Berk Sow due Auggust. 1 Maiden Ped. L.W. Sow due August. 1 purebred Berk. Boar. 1 Purebred Tam. Boar. 13 Slips 2 cow Wallace Milking Machine plant, electric motor, switchboard, lifting can (S.R.), 1 Speedway hot water heater, 8 milk cans, buckets, strainer etc., 1 good dray and harness, 2 sledges, plough, harrows, about 3 cord firewood, 40 posts, 3 pigsties on runners, sundry drums and troughs, and numerous sundries. NOTE: —We have inspected this herd and find the cows are all 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. Calvers in good condition, being due to calve in July and August. Individual dates will be girea at sale, and this fixture affords an excellent opportunity for dairymen to replenish their herds with really good young cows. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED

BUSINESS NOTICES. NEWTON KING, LTD Carry Full Stocks of All STATION AND FARM REQUIREMENTS, ‘including: Government Certified Grass Seed, “Mother” Akaroa Cocksfoot. Italian Rye and Clovers. Special “Sterling '£’ ” Fertiliser Mixtures, for grass, turnips, etc. Super, Basic Super, Pure Bonef dust, Blood and Bone, Potash, Kainit, Sulphate of Ammonia and Iron, etc. Horse, Cow, Pig, Calf, and Fowl Feed, including Eclipse and Borthwick’s Meat Meal. Green, Sykes’, and Chamberlain’s Stock Drenches. Sterling, Leslie’s, and Lixit Salt Licks. Cooper’s, Little’s, Murton’s and Quibbell’s Sheep Dips; Vacmark and other Branding Fluids. British Fencing Wire and Netting in all gauges, sizes and mesh; Staples. Wilson’s Cement; “Anvil” Paints; Saddlery and Hamess; British Corrugated Iron and Nails. McPhail’s “Cleanso” & Cooper’s Lamb and Sheep Drenches; Cooper’s Worm Tablets. NEWTON KING LTD STRATFORD.

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