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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 203, 24 February 1912, Page 1

-VEWTOX KING'S LIST OF SALES. FEBRUARY. - ilondav. 2Cth-Pohokura Sheep Fair. Tuesdav, 27th-Rahotu Sale and leaner Fair. MARCIL Friday, Ist—Waiwakaiho. Monday, «li-Dongla» Sale and leaner Fair. Monday, 4th—Urenui TuesdaV, sth-Stratford Cattle Sale and Weaner Fair ' Wednesday, fith-Whangamomona Sheep Fair (Supplementary) Wednesday, elk-Stony River Sale and Weaner Fair. Friday, Bth-Urenui Supplementary Sheep Fair. Tuesday, 12th-Rahotu Cattle Sale Tuesday, 12th-Stratford Wool and Hide WedSsday, 13th-Pohokura Sheep Fair (Supplementary) Friday, 15th-Waiwakaiho Monday, 18th-Toko Cattle Sale. Mondav, 18th-Urenui Cattle Sale. Sa\',l9th-Stratford Cattle Sale Wednesday, 20tli-Stony River Fridav, 22nd—Kaponga S' 22m1-Stratford Autumn Fair •SSday723rd-Stratford Autumn Hon* BaJd-V, 2Srd-Und Sale, Stratford Tuesday, 26th-Rahotu Friday, 29th-Waiwakaiho Eutries now being taken.

DOUGLAS SHEEP FAIR (Supplementary). NEWTON KING mHE above Fair will NOT be held 01 Friday.. March Ist. Future date RATTLE gALE & J<UIR. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. KING xyiLL hold a Wearier Fair in conjuration with his Cattle Sale in his Rahotu Yards on Tuesday. February 27.. as above, — OKA HEAD MIXED CATTLE 13 fat cows I 2 stags > 110 weaners Sale at 12.30. POHOKURA XNUAL gHEEP JiAIR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1912. NEWTON" KING yiTILL held his Annual Sheep Fair in Nathan's Pohokura Yards (by kind permission of P. J. Nathan, Esq.), •when he will offer on account of various vendors — 5000 inxED SHEEp—--1500 4 and 5-year ewes 50C 4- tooth ewes 350 2-tooth ewes 2000 lambs 500 2 and 4-tooth wethers 400 fat wethers 100 fat ewes 50 Romney and Lincoln rams Sale at 1 o'clock. WAIW AK A 111 O. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1912. NEWTON KING TX7TLL sell at his U'aiwakaiho Yirdi on Fridav, March I,

*soo HEAD MIXED CATTLB 6 Jersey heifers 1 Shorthorn bull 1 springing eo\\ 12 IS-months heifers 14 IS-months steers Sale at 12.30. Y\7HY go in for wooden fencing Tosts that last but a very short time, and are a continual source of wor'y, when you can procure at the game cost PENCING POSTS Of REINFORCED CONCRETE. that are everlasting? ' The labor of fixing the wires is reduced to a minimum by using a small key which we can supply. We are prepared to sell to farmers and others the right to manufactur* the reinforce] posts FOR THEIR OWN USE ONLY ROUND BACK FENCING POST. Send for particulars to . ; HALL & WORTHKGTON, LEPrERTOS.