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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 184, 25 July 1908, Page 5

JJEWTON KING'S CATTLE SALES Toko—Monday, July 27. Stratford—Tuesday, July 28. Ruholu—Tuesday, August 4. Waiwakailio—Thursdav. August (i. Kapuuga—Friday, Aujjiist 7. Clearing Sales as per

JJEWTON KING'S SPECIAL SAVJS EOR JUNE, JULY, and AUGUST.

July 27—Mr. W. V. Harkness, Tariki. July 27—Messrs. Sefton Bros., Oakura. July 28—Mr. W. Harris, Gordon Road. July 29—Mrs. E. Sharroek, Stratford. July 2!)— Messrs. Gill Bros., Okato. July 30—Crown Dairy Company, Toko. I July 31—Mr. W. E. Rowlands, TataraiI mak'a. I July 31—Mr. C. Martelli, Stratford. August I—Mr. G. Croot, Finnerty Road August 3-Mr. A. Crudis, Mahoc. August 3—Messrs. 11. Collins and G. Eva, Voale Road. August 4—Mr. J. Reynolds, Skinner road. August s—Mr. C. S. Stronge, Oaonui. August s—Mr. W. Luxton, Eltliam Road. I

August (i—Mr. C. Andrews, Okato. August G—Mr. H. Jackson, Upper Duthie Road. August 7—.Messrs. Cameron & BrookI ing, Stratford. August 10—Mr. C. Hodgkinsou, Tututawa. ii-gust 12—Mr. W. Clemow, Opuuake Road. August 13—Mr. C. Gooding, Sole Koad. August 14—Mr. J. H. Archer, Monmouth Koad. August 17—Mr. T. Wilson, Malioe. | A .-gust 18—Mr. G. Sitngster, East Road Viigiiit 1!)-Mr. L. Baskin, Beaconslield Road. August 20—Mr. E. O'Sullivau, Bird Koad

MONDAY, JULY 27. NEWTON KING JTAS received instructions from Messrs. J. and T. Sefton, who have sold their farm, to sell by auction. WITHOUT, KESERVE, on"the farm; Oakura, on above date, all their dairy and farm stock, consisting of:— AS selirted cows, 2nd to 4th calvers, to calve September and October 17 2-year-old empty heifers 33 mixed yearlings 1 18 moßths Shorthorn bull 4U (i to fan. ewes in lamb, 2 rams 1 light draught mare in foal, 1 4-year-old %-draught mare, 1 2-year draught gelding (unbroken), 1 yearling draught filly, dray, Cambridge roller, Hornsby Plough, harrows, milk cans, etc.,' saddle, side-saddb, tools, household furniture and ' sundries.

These cows can be thoroughly recow mended,' Messrs. Sefton Jiros. bavin; been farming at Oakura for thirty year* during which time they have not had clearing sale, but have carefully cullo each year.

MONDAY, JULY 27, NEWTON KING J"AS been instructed by Mr. W. V. Harkness to sell as above on the farm, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole of his GrailS Jersey cows and heifers, as under:—

34 young grade to purebred Jersey cows, due to calve August and September; all served by pedigree Jersey bull (ilory 8 2-year Jersey heifers by pedigree bull and servt'd bv pedigree bulls . 12 !) to 12 months Jersey heifers by Pride of Egmont 1 iiedigree Jersey bull.. GLory, sire Wild-Cherry, dam Gussie, caked 3rd July, 1906. 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Commotion sire Pride of Egmont, dam Bustle, calved September 22nd, 1900 1 pedigree Jersey bull Tim Bell, .f sire Pride of Egmont, dam Brighteyes, calved 2nd Ma;', 1907. This bull is full brother to the champion bull at New Plymouth Show, 1907 1 pedigree bull Test, sire Pride if Egmont, dam Toi, calved 7tli September, 1907 1 pedigree Jersey bull, sire Pride of Egmonty dam May Fair, calved August 7th, 1907.

Sale at 1 o'clock. Mr, Harkness has decided to go in exclusively for ]>edigree Jerseys, and the whole of the grade cows and heifers will he sold absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE, The pedigree bulls are subject to slight reserve only. The average of the cows from September to. April was 4.8. Mr. Harkness has for years been breeding Jerseys, his name being a household word in the Jersey world. This opportunity should not be overlooked by Jersey fanciers in want ol bona fide good grade to purebred cov

TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1008. NEWTON KING [ASji-twived instructions from Mr. W. Harris, who is giving up dairy- ;, to sell on the farm, Without lie:vv, his Dairy Herd, etc., as under—--70. cows, froni second to fourth culvers, to calve from August on 1 bull 1 sows in pig Milk-cans, etc.

AVitli Slight Kcscrve—--1 milk-cart horse (staunch), 1 hack | marc, 1 spring cart ami harness, ] IUU-gallun Alpha-Laval sepa- ■:" ' ami butterit l'/iin g.ilil', and sundries Sale at 1 o'clock. TUESDAY, JULY ■>s. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his yard: ,V above—|M MIXED CATTLE, iucludii

100 mixed yearlings 100 18-months mixed 30 i'/jj-year lieiftrs in calf iis store and forward tows 15 fat tows 50 •'! and 4 year bullocks •Ml shares Cardiff Co-operative Dairy 20 ewes in lamb Sale at 12.30 o'clock^

WEDNESDAY, JULY sS9. NEWTON KING AS received instructions fron Messrs. Hill Bros, who ;u'o s; iviu S »: lying, to sell by auction, WITHOI/. ISERYE, iit the. Stony Kiver Yard. ■ convenience of sale, on above dati their Dairv ami i'arm Stock, a

bor, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th talvers 30 do. grade Jerseys 12 2-year grade Jersey heifers 20 yearlings 10 breeding auwa « 200 ewes in lamb 1 draught horse, 1 milk cart lion 1 brood mare in foal to Uhlan ■> „j.rs. 1 milk eart. 1 1-orse dr.i Sale at 11.30 o'clock.

WO have IJuycrs wailing for good (i or 7 roomed Houses with one to three acres of hind; must he handy to town. Send particulars and lowest price to Woodhouse &ud Co., Lund Agents. 20-7