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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 61, 1 August 1914, Page 8

KING'S LIST OF SALES. AUGUST— Saturday, I—Stratford Horse Fair Monday, 3—Toko. Tuesday, 4—Stratford. Tuesday, -I—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale Wednesday, 5-^,Stony Hirer Friday, 7 —Kaponga. Monday, 10—Urenui. Tuesday, 11—Rahotu. Friday, 14—Waiwakaiho. Saturday, 15—Land Sale, T. Brash Estate, Xevv Plymouth. Monday, 17—Douglas. Tuesday, 18—Stratford Tuesday, 18—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale Wednesday, 19—Stony River. Monday, 24—Urenui. Tuesday, 35—Rahotu. Tuesday, 25—Stratford' Hide and Wool Sale. Wednesday, 26—Stony River Horse Fair. Friday, 28 —Waiwakaiho. Monday, 31—Toko. Entries Invited. IXG SALES. AUGUST— Monday, 3—H. Cole, Tikorangi Thursday, August 6—J. Phillips, junr., Mangatoki (in conjunction with the Loan & Mercantile Co., Hawcra), springing heifers Friday, 7—W. G. Tozer, Mangorei Thursday, 13— K. Cook, Cheai Road Ngaere Friday, 14— R. J. Johnstone, Waiwa kaiho Yards Wednesday, 19— T. Kennedy, Toko Monday, 17—Jno. O'Connor, Doug' las vards SEPTEMBER— Friday, 4—A. Harold 1 Street and Newton King, Bell Block (pedigree Holsteins)

AT. TUB FARM, TIKORANGI. .MONDAY,: AUGUST 3. NEWTON KING £|AS received instructions from Mr. H. Cole, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—()O CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWS K) choice Jersey springing heiiers 17 yearling heifers (nice line) 1 pedigree Jersey Lull "Croesus," by Cicero's Sultan—Lady Finance 50 weancr store pigs On account of qnothsr vendor—--12 young dairy cows The pigs subject to n very slight reserve. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30 p.m. XOTE.—Mr. Cole's Herd is well known in tlie district, and are mostly grade Jerseys, in. good condition, and AugustSeptember ealvers. For the 1912-1013 season tliey averaged just under £l4 per head at Lid per lb for butter-fat and for the 1913-1914 season they have beaten the previous year's return.

STRATFORD CATTLE SBRINnING HEIFER SALE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1914. Newton" king W ILL soli by public auction as above— TOO CATTLE, including—--300 2-year-old steers 200 mixed weaners (oii' turnips) 400 ewes in lamb (gGOu) 25 12 to 15-nionths Shorthorn steels (i;3ctiu choice, and three months on turnips) 10 yearling Shorthorn heifers 3.3 2-year iheifers (empty) AT THE SPRINGING HEIFER YARDS: 50 SPRINGING HEIFBRS Also— Mr. E. Marfell's Dairy Herd, as advertised.

.STRATFORD YARDS. TUESDAY, AUGUST -1, 1014. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from K Marfcll, Esq., of Toko, who is giving np •Dairying, to soli in tlie Stratford Yards on above date, WITHOUT UNSERVE— -45 t'OWS, to calvc AugustSeptember With Slight Reserve—--20 3-year springing heifers, to calv.' August-September Sale at 1 o'clock. NOTE.—Mr. Marfcll has been dairvitK in Toko for the last seven years and has never had a sale. The cows are all young and in first-class condition; so of them calve in August and the bif anee in September. Anyone in seav-h of genuine dairy cows, I ean persons 11,* recommend them to attend this B a!.-. ■The heifers are also in great buckle, an,! showing well down.

S T 0 X Y RIVER AN'.NTAn SPKIXG HORSE FAIR WEDNESDAY, AUGCST 2li. NEWTONKING hold his Annual .Spring Hoiso Fair v.t the Stony River Yards ,13 above. now licing received. NOTE.—Vendors* are invited to enter their horses early, as tliey will all be sold in the orjler in which entries arc received.