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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 336, 24 June 1911, Page 1

JpEWTON KING'S LIST OF SALES. JUNEMonday, 26—Urenui. Monday, 28—Douglas. Tuesday, 27—Stratford. Wednesday, 28—-Stony River. Fridaiv, 30—Kaponga. JULY- * Saturday, I—Stratford Horse. Fair. Tuesday, 4—Rahotu.' Thursday, <i—Waiwakaiho. Farmers are requested to send in theil witries for these sales. LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JUNE3<J— W. J. Dew, Kapuni (in conjunction with X.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co.) 2S—L. Terrv, Cardiff 29—Mrs. F.'W. York, Rowan 30. J. Whittington, Finnertv road JULY3—W. H. P.odgcrs, Robson Road 3—H. H. Baber, Robson Road 4—D. M. Stringer, Rahotu 4—J. Yamiie, Mountain Road, Stratford. 12— F. A. Higgs, Normanby (in conjunction with Gillies & Xaldcr) 13—A. Alexander, Stony River. 14— J. Skinner and Son. Urenui. IS—Newton-.! Bros., Warwick Road 1ft —(3. McGuinness, Awatuna 19—\V. D. Linn. Stony River. 2(1 —J. Prerce, Palmer Road 21— T. Sutton, Warea 21— G. Watson, Robson Road 24—1). Murphy, Lower Palmer Road 2o —Bregmen Bros., Robson Road. 2f—S. E. Kemp, Hastings Road 27—A. Faull, Gordon Road. 2?— D. O'Hara, Pitone Road, Tataraimaka 27 W. Puklowski, Tataraimaka AUGUST9—W. Kehcly, Awatuna • East 10—Mrs. Bonner, senr., Skinner Rd. J6—H. Purdie, Waitara Road"

MOXDAY, JUNE 20. NEWTON KING T\fILL sell by auction as above, QKA MIXED CATTLE, including 80 mixed weaners > .. 50 calves, off turnips 50222y 2 to 3-year Holstcin springing heifers ■3O 2V 2 to 3-year Jersey springing heifers "30 3-year springing heifers (good condition) '6OO mixed wethers 150 4 and 6-tooth wethers Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

VAXAJA EOAD, KAPUXI. MONDAY, JUNE 26. NEWTON KING Tn conjunction with the N.Z.L. & M.A. Co., Ltd., Hawera, has received instructions from MR. W. J. DEW, who has sold his farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his choice dairy herd, etc., as under: ~ ~ *yf\ Vz to %-hred Jersey cows.

A HOLSTEIN and Shorthorn cows The pedigree Jersey bull, "Sir Redvers BuUer," bred by C. Day, Esq., of Waikato. 1 2y 2 -year Jersey bull by "Lavender Boy" 1 2-year Jersey bull by "Pride of Egmont" 1 3-yeaT "grade" bull 4 % Jersey heifers in calf 40 choice Jersey heifer yearlings 1 7-year draught gelding, 1 8-year d°-> 1 4-year '/..-draught mare, 1 7-year draught mare by Glengyle (reserve), 6 sows, 3 young boars, milk ■waggon (almost new), Bpring dray, block dray, S.F.L. plow, Planet Jr. Noxon disc and chain harrows, harness, 2 stumping jacks, 11 cans, Aerator, borrow, 120-gal, boiler, 2 floppers and stands, swingle trees and chains, troughs, barrels, potatoes, and sundries.

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12 o'clock. The above herd can, with confidence, be recommended to all dairymen, Mr. Dew being well known as a keen judge of a good dairy cow. The cows are jjoung, almost all carrying their second to fourth calves, and due chiefly to calve July to September. The farm being sold, the lot will be submitted absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE.

STRATFORD. TUESDAY, JUNE 27. NEWTON KING sell by Auction as abore, — 150 mixed weaners 80 18-months steers 70 store and forward cows fiO 18-months heifers 35 2V 2 -year steers 20 2P/ 2 -year heifers Sale at 1 o'clock.

fuL Buy quarter • acre, all level. Price £l4O. Easy terras.—Gitaour and'dkarke, Tfew Plymouth. Ovv 7 8 ncrcß at T, H .ij c i ) carrying gfl cows, 1 bull, and 2 horses; 5-roomed hou3e, cowshed; one mile from factory; two miles from school; two miles from railway.—Gilmnur and Clarke, New Plymouth. THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S.