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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 36, 5 August 1911, Page 8

KING'S LIST OF SALES. AUGUST— Mondny, 7—Urenui. Tuesday, B—Stratford. Tuesday, 8 Stratford Springing Heifer Sale Wednesday, 9—Stony River Friday, 11—Kaponga Saturday, 12—Land Sale, New Plymouth. Tuesday, 15 —Raliotu. Thursday, 17 —Waiwakaiho. Farmers are reminded to send in their entries. LIST OF CLEARING SALES. AUGUST7—Pitt Bros., Stratford Yards 7—A. Thompson, Urenui yards 7—E. Julian, Urenui Yards 7 —H. and D. S. Musker, Urenui Yards 8—1). McMillan, Stratford Yards 9 —W. Kehely, Awatuna East 10—Mrs. Bonner, senr., Skinner Rd. 11— H. Barnitt, Urenui Yards 11— R. A. &R. B. Brickell, Tututawa 14— G. R. Rcadhead, Mahoe 16 —H. Purdie, Waitara Road 22—W.'IIerliliy, Stratford Yards 23 S. A. Gooding, Huiakama 24 —A. Campbell, Toko SEPTEMBER— 7 —R. H. Phillips, Ngaere B—J. Hale's Jersey sale, New Plymouth URENUI MONDAY, AUGUST 7. newto¥ king yyiLL sell by auction as above, at 12.30 o'clock, — 250 CATTLE, including 60 good mixed yearlings 40 good Jersey heifers 14 fresh cows 1 pony and trap On A/c Messrs. H. & D. S. Musker,— 17 dairy cows, mostly young, Aug.Sept. calvers, good milkers and testers On A/c Mr. E. Julian, who has sold his farm, — 630 2 and 4-tooth ewes in lamb 630 4-tooth wethers 40 2-year steers On A/c Mr. A. Thompson, who is giving up dairying,— 20 young dairy cows, mostly Aug. calvers, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull

9 choice Jersey heifers in calf to Jersey bull 1' pedigree Jersey bull NOTE.—This is a nice herd of cowa, all heavy milkers and testers, and baring been heavily culled. , - IMPORTANT JERSEY JJEIFER JSJALE STRATFORD HEIFER YARDS, MONDAY, AUGUST 7. f NEWTON KING" H AS received instructions from Messrs Pitt Bros, to sel, WITHOUT RESERVE, on above date,— CHOICE JERSEY HEIFERS, springing to calve Sale at 1.30. These heifers can be recommended as an exceptionally line line of Jerseys, in tip-top conditio*, having been two moftths on turnips. They were selected as weanero by Messrs Pitt Bros, from some of the best dairies in Taranaki, and have all been served by purebred Jersey bulls.

■U E E N U I. MONDAY, AUGUST 7. NEWTON* KING sell by auction as above, ggQ MIXED CATTLE, including,— 60 mixed yearlings 40 good Jersey heifers 35 store and forward cows 20 fresh cows 70 fat wethers (off turnipß) 35 good, lambs, 5 store pigs 3 sows (close up) On account of Messrs H. and D, S. Musker,— 17 dairy cows, mostly young, Aug-ust-September calvers, good milkers and testers On account of Mr. E. Julian, who has sold his farm, 630 2 and 4-tooth ewes in lamb 530 4-tooth wethers 40 2-year steers On account of Mr. A. Thompson, who is giving up dairying,— 20 young dairy cows, mostly August calvers, in cnlf to pedigree Jersey bull 9 choice Jersey heifers, in calf to Jersey bull

NOTE.—This is a nice herd of cows, all heavy milkers and testers, and have been carefully culled. On account of Messrs Skinner & Son, who have sold their property,— Hornsby mower, spring dray and harness, 12 milk cans, cooler, "Rapid" heater, plough harness, farm tools and sundries. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. gTANDISH St gTANDISH, SOLICITORS, NIIW PLYMOUTH, Otttet: L*U Stoatoh & Kerr's. Money to Lend on itfl elMaes of security at SowMt Rates.