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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 57, 28 July 1914, Page 8

KINO of SAT.ire. JULYTuesday, 28—Rain. a Tuea w y ', *V 1 "' and Wool Sale ~ Friday, 31—VV'o,u. august- ;• Saturday, I~Stratford Horse Fair : Monday, 3-Toljo. Tuesday, 4-Stratford. ■ "fi.2 1 "" 1 Spri^ Monday, IC-Urenui. luosday, 11-Rahotu. Friday, 14-Waiwakaiho. EqS 15 x r La " a ' Saie . T- Brasfc,eiAew P1 Jmouth. Monday, 17—Douglas. Tuesday, 1-B—Stratford aLSr, 8 """" 1 *>«*>* pst&zap"™Tuesday, 25-Rahotu. «• -i Wednesday, 2«-.sto lly River H or«, Friday, 28-Wahvakaiho. Monday, 31-Toko. » - Entries invited. N EVVTON liiA'O'.s j,, iT OF~CLEABIX G JULY—TU,i'Yards 28 "" 1 ' ltoppiß K' Kahot » We W,Sa. 29 ~ W - B ° ok ' Wednesday, July -23-C. Vince, Tana. ■ balishury Road Thursday, 30— J. Rothery, R a h otu (in conjuntUi.il with the Pai-m. AUGUST- Pt '' aUve Com P«vf Monday, 3-H. Cole, Tikorangi Thursday, August B—J. Phillip B junr., Mangatoki (in conjunct tion with the Loan & Mercantile Fridav" j T?V Sl,ri « heifer* iridaj 7—\\. (~ i ozerj Mangorei • Thursday, 13—J.. Cook, Cheal Road Ngaere •' Friday, 14— R. j, .lohnstone,, Waiwakaiho Yards Wednesday, l!)—I. Kennedy, Tok» Monday, 17 —Jno. O'Connor. Dous* las yards 0 SEPTEMBER—ffriday, 4—A. Harold Street and Newton Kinp, Bell Block (pedi, gree Holsteins)

WAIHI, WAITARA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29. ' NEWTON KING JJAS received- instructions from Mr. Wj Kook, who has sold his farm, it sell by Public Auction as above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE'S CHOICE DAIRY COWS, August* September calvers, practically —• all well-'brfid .Jerseys. I pedigree Jersey cow (due Augustj 1 pedigree Jersey jn-calf heifer 2 pedigree Jersey bulls (yearling and 3-year-old) 21 choice Jersey yearling lieifers 12 2-year in-cali Jersey heifers I 1 4-year half-draught grey iuar», 8-year black gelding, 2-year colt,yearling filly, cob, brood marij (in foal), 4 breeding sows, 13 store pigs, Maaacy-Harris mowei (new), disc and tine harrows, Hovnsby s.f. plough, light draj; and harness, milk cart and harness, dog cart and harness (new), 2 riding saddles, cans, harness, totara salting tub, bees, grass-seed tanks, and a l>if list of farm sundries.

Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 p.m. AT THE FARM, TIKOBANOI. . Mb-NDAY, A'JJGUST 3. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from Mr. B, Colt', who is giving up dairying, t® sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT 11ESERVE—gQ CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWS 10 choice Jersey springing heifers 17 yearling heifers (nice line) 1 pedigree Jersey bull "Croesus," bv Cicero's Sultan—Lady Finance SO weaner store pigs On account of another vendor — 12 young dairy cows The pigs, subject to a very slight reserve. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30 p.m. XOTE.—Mr. Cole's Herd is well known in the district, and are mostly grad* Jerseys, in good condition, and August* September calvers. For the 1912-1913 season tliey averaged just under £l4 per head at Lid per lb for butter-fat and for the 1913-IM4 season they have beaten the previous year's return.

DII'OItTAXT DISHEIiSAL SALT?. ABOI'T AtffirST 21. . NEWTON KING 1 io('i'i\L'il instructions from Messrs l>ell iivos., of I'uiiiho, who iiitv< sold their farm and are leaving the district, to sell by public 'auction as ;ibov:, THE' WHOLE O.F THElli WELLKXOWX JISKSEY LIIiHD AND I'LANf. Particulars Inter. fIEXERAL 1-iinting in ail its branches neatly and promptly executed ,at moderate rates at the Daily News General Printing' House. 'Phone 17, Xew Plymouth.