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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 52, 22 July 1914, Page 8

fJEWTON KING'S LIST OF SALES. JULY- I Wednesday, 22—Stony River Monday, 27—Urenui Tuesday, 28—Rahotu Tuesday, 28—Stratford Hide .and Wool Sale Friday, 31—W°nvakaiiio ING SALES. JULYThursday, 23 W. H. Bowman, Urenui Yards Friday, 24 T. Ridd. Waipuku (in conjunction with Webster, Dobson and Co.) Friday, 24—Munship Bros., Mountain Road, Stratford Tuesday, 28— J. Hopping, Baliptu Yards Wednesday, 2'j-C. Vince, Salisbury 1 Uoad. Tuna Wednesday, 29 W. Rook, Waibi, Waitara. Thursday, 30 —J. Rothery, Rahotu (in conjunction with the Farmera' Co-operative Company) AUGUST— ' • Monday, 3—H. Cole, Tikorangi Thursday, 6—Jas, Phillips, junr., Thursday, 13— R. Cook, Ch«al Road, Ngaero Friday, 14— R. J. Johnstone, Waiwakaiho Yards Wednesday, 19— T. Kennedy, Toko Monday, 17 —Jno.' O'Connor, Dougr las vards 'SEPTEMBER— Friday, 4—A. Harold Street and Newton King, Bell Block (pedigree Holsteins)

JMPORTAXT J)ISI'IiRbAL o! TJAIRY fUTTtti. CREXU/ YARDS. THURSDAY, JULY 23. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from W. J. BOWMAN, Esq., who is giving up Dairying, to sell by Public Auction i'.t the Ui'enui ¥ards (for convenience ol sale) as above, the whole ol liis Herd of Cews as follows: 164 CHOICE DAIRY <SO WS, comprising— -50 well-bred Jersey cows "2-1 Sliurtliorn-Jerswy iross cows 34 Shorthorn cow» t 36 -tcrsey-holstein cowb 1 .14 Ilolstein cows

Sale nt I'.' N'oon. NOTE.—To ariyotn. in search of real good dairy cows this w<l" offers a special opportunity. Mr. i.Sowman purchased Mr. A. E. WatkinV dairy herd when taking over the property two years ago. and most of the yowj <-ows and heit'"'s are either mod hv .Mr. Watkin or from hiit well-known strain. Th.- herd is njw in fine condition, has been heavily culled, and as tile oivn.'r i* i[oiiig right out o? dairying, is for sale absolutely without reserve. Buyers are requested to book scats early. Southern ■buyers will be met at the Wnit:ira Railway Station.

.MOUNTAIN* IMAD SOUTH, STRATFORD. FRIDAY., JUIA 24. 1914. NEWTON KING J-JAS received instructions from Mes3rs Manship Bros., whose lease lias expired, and who are leaving the district, to sell by public auction WITHOUT RESERVE—--90 DAIRY VOWS, to calve July- " August ■ll 3-ycar-old springing heifers 7 sows, to farrow July-August 18 porkers, (ii) store pigs' 2 '/■• to mares, vising S venrs to ap-i| to Knight of tile l.artrn 2 % to golilinga, rising S years to i 1 colt, rising :> years. by Lord Lwi- ■ coin T eolt. rising 1 years, by Baron D Eazella 1 black mare. Miss Clarice, .with 3 .'i-shaft trotthm sulky and harness (new), dray harness, gig harness ■ "-horse Masoey-llarris drill, mower, rake, chain ami tine barrows, 2 John Deere s.f. ploughs, 1 Duncan d.f. plough. discs, 4-horse running gear. chains, harness, bicycles and sundries;. A!! >••• IT!! XI TURK and EFFECTS ■2~> shares in the i arililV Factory 1 irig, pony and harness Snlc at 12.:w p.m. Luneheou provided.

WAIHT. WAITAKA. wkdxksdav, .inA' a). xewtox" king J j received iust.nu.tion, from Mi'. W. I'onk. wlio )i!i- m>M Jtid 'farm, to sell by I'ublif Auction as above. ABSOLUTELY WITIHHT RKSKUVB--9g CIfOICK DAIKV um'S. AugustSepteinber calvers. practically all well-bivd .le!'-.eys. 1 pedigree Jersey cow (due August) 1 pedigree .1 CISC in-tiiif heifer 2 pedigree Jersey bulls {yearling and :i-ycar-oldi "21 elioict' Jersey yvarlin» heifers 12 "2-yenr in-cali Jersey lu-'fevs 1 4-year lialf-draiigltl grc".' mare, S-year black fielding. 2-year colt, .yearling lilly. cob. brood mare (in foal I. 4 breeding sows, 13 store Masscy-Harris mower (new), disc and tine harrows, Hornsby s.f. plough. liglit dray and harness, milk cart and har- . Jics.s, dog cart and harness (new), 2 riding saddles, eans, harness, totara salting tub, "bees, grass-seed tanks, and a big' list of farm sundries. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 p.m.