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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 50, 20 July 1914, Page 8

KING'S LIST OF SALES. JULYMonday, 20—Douglas Tuesday, 21—Stratford Wednesday, 22—Stony llirnr Monday, 27—Urenui Tuesday, 28—Raholu Tuesday, 28-Stratford Hide and Wool Sale Friday, 31—W«>wakaiho KKTG'S HST OF CLEARING SALES. JULY— Monday, 2fr-J. 8. PMlips, Sole Road, Ngacra Tuesday, 21—A. J. Dempsey, Rowan Tuesday, 21—Mrs, E. W. Suwroek, Stratford yards ' Wednesday, 22 J. 3. McDonald, Toko Thursday, 23 W. H. Bowman, Urenui Yards Friday, 2-1-T. Eidd, Waipaku (in conjunction with Wobator, Dobson and Co.) Friday, 24—Manship Bros., Mountain Road, Stratford Tuesday, 28— J. Hoppiag, Rftkotu Yards Wednesday, 29—0. Vince, Salisbury Road, Tuna Wednesday, 99-W. fteok, Waibi, ! Waitura. Thursday, 30—J, Rothcry, Rahotu (in conjunction with the Farmers' Co-operatiye Company) JAUGUSTMonday, 3-H. Cole, Tikurangi Thursday, 6—Ja3, Phillips, junr., Thursday, 13-R. Cook, Chcal Road, Ngacre Mangatoki (in conjunction with N.tf. Loan Co v Hawcra), heifers Friday, 14— R. J. Johnstone, Waiwakaiho Yards Wednesday, 19— T. Kennedy, Toko Monday, 17—Jno. O'Connor, Douglas vards Friday, 4—A. Harold Street and Newton King, Bell Block (pedigree Holsteins) STRATFORD YARDS. TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914. NEWTON KING TJAS received instructions from Mrt. Jas. Sharrock, Ross Road, Tariki, wkose lease has expired, to sell by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, in tan Stratford yards, on the above date, Hut whole of her dairy herd, as follo\V3 — - OQ DAIRY TOWS, 3rd, 4th and 6th calvors Sale at 1 o'clcok. 6TRATKORD CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914. NEWTON KING VWILL sell by public- auction at h 3 yards as above — 550 HEAD MIXED CATTLE 4M ewes in lamb SM lambg Sale at 1 o'clock.

further Entries Solicited. STOXY RITBR YABDS. w»nb,si>ay, july ae, NEWTON KWa seH l>y pabli* auettoa at «is yards as ab«y»--gQQ HEAD UlXtt OATTI*. 56 pearling (teci't M 8-year empty h*ifera 100 weaner to yearling Vcifew BJJ 9-year st«er« lfl Ayrsliir« i-yeai' heifen in ealf (Mr. ,Ta«. Burgess' breeding) 15 2-year Jersey ia-calf heifers « dairy oows, ia oatlf t« pedigree WoMfia buJ! 6 dairy «ow», m ealf to pedigree Jersey bull 1* guaranteed Jeriey cows !• Jersey-Holiteii springing licifeia •a a«coimt »f Mr. I", fl. Fox—--1 good Jeriej-Holsteia eew Bet disc barrewi, N». 9 Grioa raage, Queen st«T«

Sal« at M.3f b. JWORTAKT JJISfIRSIf. of I'RBXUI ■ YA.RBS. NEWTON KINO-j-JA>S received instiuctioM from \Y. J. 15U\Y:MA\', Iwiji, w!i» is airing up Dairying, to sell by I'uWie Auefcon i-.l the Vrciiui Y'ards (for eoiiYeniauce vl sale) as above, the wkole of ilia lord of Cows as follows: 164 CiK)l( -' lB IUtRY ,eoww > u9,n - Jirishisj; ■ .W well-bred Jersey e«WR '2l Slioi'tliuvn-Jursey doss oow» ;i-l Shorthorn cows 14 Holstein cows Saleatl9N»on. NdTIC—To anyone l is saarqli »f real I good dairy cows ttij sal' effers a gpecial opportunity. Mr. BowmM purrtated Mr. A. K. Watldn's dairy herd when taking over the property two years ajjo, and most oT (lie young e*ws and keif;''j are' either bred by Mr. Watkin or from his wMI-known strain. 'jriic- kerd is iuw in fine condition, lias been heavily suited, and as tlie owner ii going right eut o? dairying, is for sale aWohvtely. vritliont reserve. Buyers' are requested to book seats early. Sowtkern buyers \vi;l be met at the VVaitara lUilwav Sta-