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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 41, 9 July 1914, Page 8

KING'S UST OP SALES. •JULY— Friday, 10—Kapoiiga Monday, 13—Uretui Tuesday, 14—Raliotu Friday, 17 —Waiwa,kailio Monday, 20—Douglas Tuesday, 21—Stratford Wednesday, 22—Stony Hirer Monday, 27—Urenui Tuesday, 28 —Rahota Tuesday, 28—Stratford Hide and Wool Sale Friday, 31 —W?>wakailio

AJEWTON KING'S LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JULY— Thursday, 9—J. W. Rixon, Okato i Thursday, 9—G. Shaw, Skeet Hoas, liapuni Thursday, 9—Bourke's Estate, Lowffurth (in conjunction with the Loan & Mercantile Agency Co.) Friday, 10 —R. J. Linn, Normanby (in conjunction with Loan & Mercantile Co., Hawera) Monday, 13—L. E. Coster, Urenui Yards Monday, 13— J. Tristram, Tuna Monday, 13—Ted. White, Ureuui yards Tuesday, 14— J. Wallis, Riverlea Wednesday, la Raniera, Stony River Yards Wednesday, 15— W. Neilsen, Denbigh Road, Midhirst Thursday, 16-0.. J. D. Wickfham, furniture, Opunake Road, Stratford Thursday, 16—Jas. Phillips,, senr., Eltham (pedigree Jerseys) Thursday. 16—Percy Putt, Warea Friday, 17—D.0.A., in A. Kleiner's Esate, Waiwakaiho yards Monday,. 20— J. S. Phillips, Sole Road, Ngaere Tuesday, -21—A. J. Dempsey. Howan Tuesday, 21—Mrs. E. W. Sharroek, Stratford vards Wednesday. 22 J. S. Maßonald, Toko Thursday, 23 W. Ii Bowman, IJrenui Yards Thursday, 23 T. Ridd, Qroydon Road, Waipuku (in conjunction with Webster, Dobson & Co.) Friday, 2-I—Manship Bros., Mountain Road. Stratford Wednesday, 29—C. Vinae, Salisbury Road, Tuna Thursday, 30— J. Rothery, Rahotu (in conjunction with the Farmera' Co-operative Company) AUGUSTMondav, 3—H. Cole, Tikorangi Thursday, C —Jas, Phillips, junr., Mangatoki (in conjunction with N.Z. Loan Co., Hawera), heifers Friday, 14— R. J. Johnstone, Waiwakaiho Yards Wednesday, 19— T. Kennedy, Toko Monday, 17—Jno. O'Connor, Douglas yards SEPTEMBER— Friday, 4—A. Harold Street and Newton King, Bell Block (pedigree Holsteins)

UREXUI YARDS. MONDAY, JULY 13. NEWTON~ KING ILL sell by public auction as above—--4QO HEAD MIXED CATTLK ■ 35 3-year bhorthorn in-calf ueifcrs 30 good weaner steers 5 fat heifers 10 very choice Jersey spriiipng h.-i----fers 140 hoggets (Southdown wonts) ISO hoggets (oil turnips) 100 fat 4-tooth wethers Also— On account of ilr. 1,. E. Cost'-, Onaero—--20 first-class dairy cows 1 pedigree, JcrsQjp bull, "Uedric"' These are a t'hoiee little herd of graj;; Jersey cows, all young, mostly July callers, Factory tests ranging from 3.9 to 0.0, and have made the good return of £l2 10s for the last season. Also— On account of Mr. Ted. White, who is giving up dairying—--17 young dairy cows Also— On account of William 'Birdling, Esu., who lias sold his Ureiiui property, pra'> tically without reserve—--120 nice quality Jersey, HoT,stein, Shorthorn and Ayrshire Vfa to 3-year heifers in calf Sale at 12 noon. NOTE. —The attention of dairymen is directed to the above dairy cattle, tYs being a chance that should not be missed. All the dairy stock will be sold at 1"?, Noon sharp. .

ON THE FARM, WAREA ROAD. THURSDAY, JULY 111. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. Percy A. Putt, vvlki is giving up dairying, to sell hy public auction -ah above, WITHOUT RKSERVE--gQ FIRST-CLASS DAIRY <M\VS, mostly grade Ayrshire*. luc August and September 7 3-,vear heifers, in .-alf to pedigree Ayrshire hull li pedigree Ayrshire lnill 1 p.b. Devon boar 0 milk cans With Slight Reserve—--1 2-double-bueket Ridd Milking .Machine, with Watt Engine Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.H0 p.m. NOTE. —These are a nice !inr ui <o\v>;. mostly 2nd. 3rd and 4th calvcrs, incliuling a nice lot ol Ayrshires. .Mr. Putt has been dairying 10 to 11 years, and lei-; always held on.' o' tlie highest at the Factory, and Ints never previously held a cloarinj; sale. Q.ENERAL Printing in all its branch.* neatly and promptly executed at moderate rates 'at the Dai'.y News fier,•ml Printing House, 'Phone 17, Sew Phmoutt. •