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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 45, 14 July 1914, Page 8

]S[ KVVTOiN JUNGti JJbX OJf SAUSS. JULY— Tuesday, 14—Ralutu Friday, 17—Waiiwkailio Monday, 20—Douglas Tuesday, 21—Stratford Wednesday, 22—Stony River Monday, 27—Uronui Tuesday, 28—Rahotu Tuesday, 28-Stratford Hide and Wool Sale Friday, 31—W"iwalia&o

KING'S J,IST OP Of.RAH. lvg sales. JULY— Wednesday, 15—Mrs. W Moles, Midhirst Morday, 13-Ted. White, Urenui yards Tuesday,'l4—J. Wallis, Eiverlea Wednesday, 15 Raniera, Stony River Yards Wednesday, ~l6—w. Neilsen, Deahigh Road, Midhirst Thursday, 10—0. J, ]). Wiekdiam, furniture, Opunake Road, Strat- ' ford Thursday, 16-Jas. Phillips, eenr., Eltham (pedigree Jerseys) Thursday, 16—Percy Putt, Warea Friday, 17 —C. Soutlieombe, Waiwakaiho Yards Friday, 17—Alan Soll'p, Waiwakaiao Yards. Friday, 17-D.0.A., in A. Klenner's Jisate, Waiwakaiho vards Monday, 20-J. s. Phillips, Sole Koad, Ngaere Tuesday, 21—A. J. Dempsey, Rowan Tuesday, 21-Mrs. li. W. Sharrock, Stratford yards Wednesday, 22-J. S. Mcfionald, Toko . Thursday, 23-W. H. Bowman, Urenui Yards Friday,. 24-T. Ridd, Waipsku (in conjunction with Webster, Dobson and Co.) Friday, 24—Manship Bros., Mountain Road, Stratford Wednesday, 29—C. Vince, Salisbury Road, Tuna Thursday, 30— J. Rotliery, Rahotu (in conjunction with the FarmAUGUST- C °' opcrative Com P ai >y) Monday, 3-H. Cole, Tikonvngi Thursday, O—J as, Phillips, junr., -Mangatoki (in conjunction with N./J. Loan Co., Hawera), heifers Friday, 7-W. Rook, WaUii, Waitara Friday, 14— R. J.Tohnstone, .Waiwakaiho Yards Wednesday, 19— T. Kennedy, Toko Monday. 17—Jno. O'Connor, Dousr- . las vnrds SEPTEMBER— Friday; 4—A. Harold Street and Newton King-, Bell Block (pedigree Holsteius)

WAI WAKAIH-0 YARDS. THURSDAY, JULY 17. xewtoF KING soil by public auction as al>ow~ 300 head mixed cattle 100 mixed wcancra to yearlings 25 choice yearling .lieifers 30 stove eowa (fresh-conditioned) 30 15 to 20-inoliths empty Jieifern 30 store coivs (fresh-conditioned). 30 15 to 20-mont'hs empty heifers 20 good springing 'heifers Oil account of the Deputy Official Assignee, in the Estate of A. Klenner, WITHOUT RESERVESO dairy cows and heifers On account of Mr. Alan Soffe. Tikorangi, WITHOUT RESERVE— ' 20 dairy cows, mostly Shorthorns (due July), 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, to a pedigree Jersey bull On account of Mr. C. Southcom'ie, Kent Road, whose lease has expire.!, WITHOUT RESERVE--13 dairy cows, mostly Shorthorn, .ill 2nd calvers (4-year-old cows), August and September calvers, except two XOTE.—Buyers and vendors are requested to note that the Dairy Sales during the winter months will commence at 12 noon sharp.

SOLE ROAD, XfIAEKE. MONDAY, JULY 20. 1914. NEWTON - KING J-JAS received instructions from Mr; 0. S. Phillips, who is giving up dairying, to sell by Public Auction, tha whole of his dairy herd, etc., as follows: 46 COW'S, to calve Auguat-Septenif ber -1 good mixed yearlings 3 heavy draught geldings 1 half-draught mare 1 foal 1 milk dray, harness, milk cans, buckets, disc s.f. ploughs, liar.rows, buggy and harness, 1 stack hay, mangolds, and quantity farm sundries. j With Blight Reserve—--1 {-bucket Ridd Milking Machine jin good order), 1 2V»-]i.p. LU« tor engine, I Recce and Gray chaffeutter, 1 circular Sfiw and belting ' tv 7 v ": Sale .it MH". i'flocK- v Luncheon provided. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTI ;B of SALE OP WELL-KXOWX DAIRY HERD. NEWTON KINO' 4 ' J-JAS received instructions from M.\ W. J. ISowman, to sell at the Ure)iui Yards on THURSDAY, July 23, the WHOLE OP HIS DAIRY COWS AND 11E1FERS. . < ,r-; '•H** j? y, ftli'ther particulars later. "* i *