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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 43, 12 August 1911, Page 1

WTON KING'S LIST OF SALES. AUGUST— Tuesday, 15—Rahotu. Thursday, 17—Waiwakaiho. Monday, 21—Urenui Monday, 21— Douglas Tuesday, 22—Stratford Tuesday, 22—Springing Heifer Sale Wednesday, 23—Stony River Friday, 25—Kaponga Entries solicited. LIST OF CLEARING SALES. AUGUST14—G. R. Readhead, Mahoe 14—Messrs Rutherford & Son, Parihaka Toad 16— H. Purdie, Waitara Road 17—A. Oliver, Cardiff 18— J. Sumner, Oakura i 21—Gardner Bros., Douglas yards 22 G. Lorimer, Stratford yards 23 S. A. Gooding, Huiakama 24—A. Campbell. Toko 25 H. E. Putt, Waiongona 28—Mrs. Anderson, Tataraimaka SEPTEMBER—7—R. H. Phillips, Ngaere B—J. Hale's Jerseys, Mangorei MONDAY, AUGUST 14. NEWTON KING "AS received instructions from MR. G. R. READHEAD, who has sold his farm and is leaving Taranaki. to sell (without reserve) his dairy herd, etc., as under: — KA COWS, chiefly 2 to 5 ealvers, at profit and to calve early. I pedigree Jersey bull, Silver Pride 1 Shorthorn bull I yearling Jersey bull 7 Jersey Shorthorn yearling heifers 3 sows and litter, 7 store pigs, 1 boar, 10 lambs, 2 goats, 1 milk waggon up to 30cwt (reserve), 1 spring dray, 1 light trop, Farmers' Favorite drill 19 Coulter, MeCormiek mower and filter, knife grinder, hayrake, S.F. Duncan plough, disc harrows, chain, tripod and Tyne harrows, swingletrees, cultivator and attachment, stack cover, cow covers, 8 jacks, sledge, saws, bar, hammer wedges, milk cans, aerator, buckets, copper and stand, harness, chains, tank, hand separator, 35 B.L. fowls, chaff-cutter (hand or power), circular saw and bench, 65 Mangatoki shares (paid up, reserve), 21 yards metal, 10 hives bees, honey extractor (reserve), potatoes, chaff, farm tools, and sundries.

Also, — W'USFHOT."! FURXITURE & EFFECTS. 1 organ (slight reserve) Luncheon provided. Sale at 11.30 o'clock. PARIHAKA ROAD. MOXDAY, AUGUST 14. NEWTON KING TT AS received instructions from MESSRS. RUTHERFORD & SOX. who are disposing of their properties, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the farm, Parihaka road, as above,— THE WHOLE OF THEIR OXE-DAIRY HERD, comprising, -TO DAIRY COWS, all early, mostly 2nd and 3rd calvers 20 mixed vearlings.

Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. NOTE.—Messrs. Rutherford and Son have been dairying for many years, and this is their first sale. The rows have all been carefully chosen, and arc a very choice lot. Their approximate calving dates and full particulars will be supplied by last year's share milker, who will attend the sale. TATARAIMAKA. MONDAY, AUGUST 28. NEWTCXN 7 KING ("AS received instructions from Mr. P. Anderson, who has sold his property, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the farm, as above, — HIS DAIRY HERD and FARM SUNDRIES, comprising,— ,41 DAIRY COWS, August-Septem-ber calvers, in calf to Jersey bull 1 2y 2 -year Jersey bull 2 good yearling heifers ? store pigs, 10 good slips 1 mare, 1 gelding (good in any harness), spring dray and har- " ness, gig and harness, light buggy, stack hay (about 14 tons), milk cans, aerator, buckets, 20 p.b. brown Leghorns. 6 sacks oaten chaff. 41 shares in Oakura Dairy Co.. farm sundries, and a small quantity of household furniture. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. This very choice herd of cows, having been carefully selected and having produced excellent returns for the past season, can be recommended with eonfid--1 ~ POUNDS down will secure V, acre Wallace Place. Price £150: balane ear? term". No money down if vou wi' build. Gilmour & Clarke, New 1"^