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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 59, 18 June 1910, Page 8

JJEWTON KING'S LIST OF SALES. JUNBMonday, 20—Barrett Road, Clearing Sale of B. Honeyficld. Tuesday, 21—Eahotu. Thursday, 23—Waiwakaiho. 1 Thursday, 23—Kapuni, Clearing Sale of A. McAleer. j Friday, 24—11 a hoe, Clearing Sale of W. A. J. Hall. Friday, 24—Onaero, Clearing Sale •!' Sorrenson Bros. Saturday, 25—Mart, New Plymouth, Sale of H. Shaw's Property. Monday, 27—Urenui. Monday, 27—Douglas. Monday, 27—Douglas, Clearing Sale of D. Hickford. Tuesday, 28—Stratford. Wednesday, 29—Stony River. Wednesday, 29 Kapuni, Clearing Sale of W. Tait. Thursday, 30—Kent Road, Clearing Sale of S. I. Puckeridge, JULY— r- v.t;.--Friday, I—Kaponga. Friday, I—Po'mkura, Clearing Sale of iR. H. Newing. Saturday, 2—.Viratford Horse Fair. Entries SVUcited. "" ~- KING'S LISI OF CLEARING SALES. JUNE- - \ 20—Mr. B. Honeyfield, Barrett Road. 23—Mr. A. McAleer, Kapuni. 24—Mr. W. A. J. Hal], Maioe. 24—Messrs. Sorrenson Bros., Onaero. 21—Mr. H. Shaw's Property. 27-nMr. D. Hickford, Douglas Yards, 29-Mr. W. Tait, Kapuni, 30—Mr. iS. I. Puckeridge, Kent Road, JULY—--I—Mr. R. H. Newimg, Pohohira. 15—Mr. A. Corbett, Okafco, 18—Mr. A. Corkill, Matapu. 19—Mr. J. Laverty, Ngaere. 20—Mr. W. L. Adams, Stratford Yards. 21—Messrs. Bowie and ESHiott, Ka* ponga. 22—'Messrs. .Smith and Fawcett, Kelly Road, Huirangi. 22—Mr. T. Wel>b, Bird Road. 25—Mr. F. E[ Bocock, Eltham Road!,! J. [Hamilton, Carditf. | 27—Mr. M. Gernhoefler, Bird Rotfi, 28—Mr. W. J. Gray, Okato, 29—Mr. H. Gray, Midhirst. 29—Mrs. Judge, Wares, 30—Mr. W. Randrup, Midhirst, AUGUST—15—Mr. P] Jacobs, Toko. MA.HOE. FKDMY, JUNE U. NEWTON KING JJAS been favored with instructions from Mr. W. A. J. Hall, who hassold his farm and is' leaving Taranafei, to sell, WITHOUT iRESERVE, tis Dairy Herd, Implements, Horses, etc., a* .;fi?i| AQ COWS, to calve August and September 9 picked weaner heifer* 2 Jersey bulls 2 sows in pig, I sow and' litter, 1 2year half-draught colt By Glen Gariff, 1 spring dray and harness, 1 Booth plough' (almost new), 50 sharesMangatokiDairy Factory, 8 cans, 16 cow covers, 2 cattle dogs, tools, potatoes, and sundries

Also, A quantity of furniture and effects Luncheon provided. •Sale at 12.30 o'clock. The above comprises a fine herd of young cows,' and have been, culled this 0 N A E R 0. FRIDAY, JUNE 24. NEWTON KING JJAiS received instructions from. Messrs Sorrenson Brothers, who have sold their farm, to sell by Auction on the premises, Waihi Road, on FRIDAY, the 24th instant, — THE WHOLE OP THEIR LIVE AND DEAD STOCK; consisting of—--3 pedigree Jersey cows (bred by Mr. A. E. Watkins) 1 pedigree Jersey bull (bred by Mr.. A, E. Watkins) 2 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls (bred by Mr. C. Day) 1 yearling jpedigree Jersey bull 24 first-class dairy cows, mostly grade Jerseys 10 2-year grade Jersey heifers 12 yearling grade Jersey hcifera 10 2%-year steers 260 good 4-tooth ewes in lamb 20 mixed wethers 2 sows in farrow, 1 store ipig 1 y 2 -draught mare (any harness) 1 18-monbhs filly by Empire 1 useful hack Spring trap, spring dray and harness!, 1 stack oaten hay, 1 100gal. Alpha cream separator (in good order), cream cans, churn, 4-bottle tester, buckets, kitchen range, 1 cattle dog, 1 sheep dog, farm tools, and sundries. NO RESERVE. Luncheon at noon. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. ■pH)R PALE—Dairy Farm. 51 acres, one mile from creamer*, carry about 25 head of cattle. Ease terms.— J ; m!r ->fi)rr ■>' 'hi? pn--.iv f" ADIES-" Glaeo Lace, Button, and Onebar Shoe-. :-s 6d a pair; cannot hj" be--.- for stvie and quality—DockrilJ's. -TTsV.v, .'■ . t.c.