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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 153, 24 July 1909, Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY 30. NEWTON KING ' "AS received instructions from Mr P. Hatscn, who lias sold his farm I to sell by auction, WITHOUT REI SERVE, on the farm, l'heney Rbad ; , all his dairy cows, etc., as fob ! lows:—• 1 31 youag cows, August and SepJ tcmber calvers I 1 half-draught mare, in foal to I What's Wanted 1 2-ycar filly, by General Grant 2 milk-cart horses 1 milk cart (carry n ton), 1 dog cart, harness, Deering mower, cans, 2 liabcock testers, tools i and sundries TARIKI ROAD, RATAPI'KO. MONDAY, AUGUST 2. NEWTON KING [AS received instructions from Mr. 0. T. Harvey, who has sold hia farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his dairy herd, etc, as under:— I mare, 1 yearling filly, pony, dog 1 s.f. plough, swingle trees, sledge, cart and gig, harness, range, 400-gal. tank, safe, fowls, duck\ saw, maul wedges, IC-gal. copper, phonograph, washing machine Also,— FURNITURE AND -EFFECTS With Slight Reserve, 1 3-year gelding (trial) 1 mare (trial)' 1 spring tip dray 1 Malcolm organ Luncheon Provided. TATARAIMAKA. MONDAY, AUGUST 2. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mr. L. Langridge, whose lease has expired, to sell by auction on the farm, Pitone Road, Tataraimaka, On above date, all his dairy and farm stock, consisting of—--2!) dairy cows, September and October calvers Jjo wcaners 1 bull 1 good hack a nith litters, 2 sows infar.v, 1 boar, new spring dray Luncheon Provided.

SPRINGING HEIFER SALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. NEWTON KING Y/VILL hold a special sale of springing heifers as above. Present entries: Of)*) CHOICE SPRINGING HEIFERS Entries Solicited.

WEDNESDAY, Al/GUST 4. NEWTON KING ~TAS received instructions from Mr. J. Briescoe, who is giving up dairying, to sell, WITHOUT KESERVE, iiis choice Dairy Herd, etc., as under: t)U cows, to calve August and Sept. 28 good store pigs 4 sows, 1 tioar, cans, buckets, and sundries With "SligliT Reserve,— 10 horses, broken and unbroken Luncheon 'Provided. These are first-class; cows, young, i p good condition, and can with confidenc THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. NEWTON KING TIAS 'been favored with instructions from D. Watkia, Esq,, to Bell WITHOUT RESERVE, his choice Dairy Herd, etc., as under:— 22 young cows, chiclly % to pure-, bred Jerseys, to calve August and September, all served by I Pedigree Jersey bulls K. See sth and Yankee Son 1 3-year springing heifer (i-2-year Jersey heifers, to calvo October, served by K. See sth 1 Jersey cow in milk 1 18-month Jersey bull, "Yankee Son," by "Yankee Sweet" 2 lfl-monlu Jersey bulls, by "Yankee Sweet" 1 bull calf by K. See sth 1 8-year Mi-draught gelding (trial), 1 sow, 2 store pigs, 2 bows to farrow August, 1 dog, Cr Separator.

Also,— With Slight Reserve, — 1 pedigree Jersey cow iu mills 1 pedigree prize Jersey ljull, "K See sth' 1 pedigree Jersey heifer calf Also,— On account of Jlr. A. A. Watkin, 2 purebred Jersey cows i grade Jersey cows 4 springing gnule Jersey heifers I 3-year colt 30 paid-up shares Stratford Factory Ateo On account of another vendor,— II 3-year springing heifers. Mr. Watkin having decided to give up dairying, places his select herd of Jerseys on the market. Without Reserve. The cows are an exceptionally line line, anil well worthy of Jersey fanciers' attention.

M HORSE FAIR NEWTON KING fiDOPS TO LET-Two new shops, best .site in Waitara; wull appointed.— Anr.lv W. Youni. Wnitara Hotel. C.c, <OE EXCHANGE io r town property or good mortgages, unencuinbere , : farm: value about £6OOO. J. W I WILSON & Co. VI&ITTNG OAEDS. -Visiting Cards \ the "News" Job Priatery, Otty wgg&i,