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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 73, 21 March 1908, Page 5

JJBWTON KING'S STOCK SALES I Douglas—Monday, Mar* 23rd. Sheep Fair, Wahvakaiho Monday, March 23rd. Stratford—Tuesday, March 24th. Tataraimaka, Mr. J. Jury's Clearing Sale—Monday, March 30th. Raliotu—Tuesday, March 31st. Stony lttvcr—Wednesday, April Ist. Waiwakaiho—Thursday, April 2nd. Awakino—Thursday, April 2nd. Tataraimaka, Mrs. and J. Duggan's Clearing Sale Wednesday, April Bth. Tataraimaka, Mr. John Pearce's Clearing Sale—Thursday, April 10th. Entries solicited. -9$ fcUt'JL'UsiMMXA.JIi' »Mtaii i J iAI K.

WAiWAKAiIiU. AlUjSiMl, z-JrU IUAUUH. Present entiles: 4000 SHm> > '••OlllJ.lisiujrlliUU 0-uiuLli i 0 f.in. e wcs oW 4, 0, and l.ui. ewes iuy a aud i-toutii ewes tiW 1 aiut 4-tootn wethers 500 shorn ana woolly lambs lou good --tooth biirousliirc Sale at t2,3t! o'clock. iNKWXOjN KING, Auctioneer.

TUJiSim, JUAIICH Hi. NEWTON; KING--100 weaiieis (in, lots) 150 2 to 3-year steers (in 1, 200 IS lo i-l-moiulis mixed 3d 2',/,-year neiiers in call 110 vouiiL' store cows (m lu NEWTON KING nstructions from Mr ho has sold his farm 30 first-class dairy rows, mostly , August and September calvci's I 47 calves to yearlings 1 1 good 3-ycar Shorthorn bull '' S forward store pigs ) 3 heavy draught horses (2 marcs) 1 2-year !i(ly by Highland Laddie, < . 1 pair roan buggy mares by ; Glasgow (ieovdic, Bamlctt j reaper and mower, Keid and Uiav turnip drill (nearlv new), < ' 1 hay rake, 2 drays, express, double buggy, moulding ploug.i, ( d.f. and s.f.'ploughs, disc, chain, ' and tine barrow's, 4-horse gear, farm tools, milk-cans, etc., - d.b.b.l. gun, large stack ha,-', roller, household furniture and sundries

NuTE.—The dairy e arly culvers, aud iiru ood lot, tin' herd ha ulled for years past. THUttSDAY, APlilL 2. NEWTON~ KING WilA hold a Supplementary Sheep, and Cattle Fair at his yards as above. Present entries—onnn mixed sheep Sate at 12.30 o'clock. I'OHOKHA. jjifpeementaiu' sheep faux friday, aplue 3. Entries now being received tor above. NEWTON KINU. I.UiPUKTAM (JLEAIUNU SALE. TATAUAIMAKA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. NEWTON KING XT AS received instructions from John and Mrs. Diiggan, who have sold their farm, to sell by auction at the Homestead, Vctone lioud, on Wednesday, Stb April, the whole of their live and dead stock, consisting of--

00 choice dairy cows, mostly August; and September, calvers 10 tkfiiD-quarter-bred Jersey cows 6 halfbred Jersey heifers ia calf 10 Jersey heifer calves 1 purebred Jersey bull 1 draught horses, 2 Governor mares (one in foul to Couat llelden), 1 pony by Lionel, 1 bay mare in foal to Count Belden, 1 boar, 0 sows in farrow, a sows with litters, 20 fowls and''duclcs, 1 good cattle-dog, spring dray and harness, gig anil harness, disc and tine harrows, chaiVciitter, Planet Jnr. seed drill, and other implements, 1) milk-cans, buckets ami sundries, 1 stack hay Duchess chest, waahstands and ware, chests drawers, dressing tables,., mirrors, bedsteads, mattresses,' chairs, tables, couches, mats, carpets, linoleum, fender and irons, lamps, curtains, piano, Winger sewing machine, kitchen utensils, and sundries Also, with slight reserve—--1 rubber-tyre gig 1 4-year-old Albeit Vi oneer would cail lis sale, the cows and the result of election. RE M OVAL . MKB. McKOY, DKESSMAKKK, CDRRIE-StrfiEETi, Hemove on MONDAY, 101] instant, to Premises next door ti "News" office, in Courtenay-street.