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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 73, 15 August 1914, Page 8

JJEWTON KING'S LIST OF SALES. AUGUST— Friday, 14—Waiwakaiho. Saturday, 15—Land Sale, T. Brash Estate, New Plymouth. Monday, 17—Douglas. Monday, 17—Jno. O'Connor, Douglas yards Tuesday, IB—Stratford Tuesday, 18— Stratford Springing Heifer Sale AVednesday, 10—Stony River. Wednesday, ID—T. Kennedy, Toko Friday, 21—Bell Bros., Punilio Monday, '24—Urenui. Tuesday, 25—Rahotu. Tuesday, 23—Stratford Hide and Wool Sale. Wednesday, 2<J—Stony River Horse Fair. Friday, 28—Waiwakaiho. Monday. 31—Toko. Entries Invited. ON THE FARM, PUN 1110. FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. NEWTON KING J-TAS received instructions from Messrs Bell Bros., of Punilio (who have sold tlieir farm and are leaving Taranaki), to sell by public auction as above, absolutely' WITHOUT RESERVE—gA CHOICE DAIRY COWS, in milk and to calve early 8 choice Jersey springing heifers 8 2-year empty heifers 20 choice yearling heifers 1 pedigree. Jersey hull, "II rand Vizier," heavy draught gelding, 3 hacks, .t breeding sows, 35 stove, pigs, 1 p.b. Berkshire boar, it() fowls, 70 ducks, McCormeik reaper and binder, McOormick 11-coulter drill (new), d.f. plough, Deering hay rake (new), disc, chain and tine harrow*, Cambridge roller, large driy. slag sower, chaff-cutter, coircrusher, winnower, FairbarJ scales, Planet Jr., Babcoek tester (with glassware and wire), 25 sacks English barley, 2 cwt. crushed linseed, wheelb.trrows, harness, manure, and farm sundries. AlsoHousehold furniture and cffe.'ts With Slight ReservePedigree Clydesdale mare. Princess Violet (C.5.8., Vol. 1), rising S years, in foal to Omyj (imp.) Pedigree Clydesdale eolt, Royal Draughtsman (C.5.8.. Vol 1). 2 draught geldings Pedigree Clydesdale yearling tilly rising 3 years, by Here-I-Go. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 noon. MOTE.—The Auctioneer wislies to call special attention to this exceptionally fine herd of high producing cows. Messrs .Bell have long appreciated the value of individual testing in their herd, and in this connection the milk of every cow is each year carefully weighed and tested and the culls quickly ejected. Tiie vendors will, -therefore, be in a position to give the performances of' caoih cow as she is offered for sale. DOUGLAS YARDS." MONDAY, AUGUST. 17. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from .Air. John O'Connor, who is giving \ir. dairying, to sell in the Douglas yard;: on above date. WITHOUT RKSEEVR the whole of his Dairy Herd, as fol-

[ft DAIRY COWS (includes 10 Mot- ■ steins; 3 3-year Holstein heifers The aboves cattle are all in calf to a pedigree Holstein bull, and will be sqlit immediately after store sale. APPLICATION' FOR CKEAMKRY MANAGER. APPLICATIONS are inviteu for the position of Manager % of the. Hurwortli Creamery, at a salary of £1 I,'js pel week, with residence and other usual allowances, and will close with the undersigned on MONDAY, the 24th instant. The Manager will be required to find a horse for cartage of cream to factory, and will lie allowed 7s per week for lure of same. K. W. GARNER, STONY RIVKLI YAMS. iAY. AUGUST 19. _ NEWTON KINO sell by public auction as above 1950 UKM Ml - N1 ' :l) CATTUC ".. ..ccuu.n. oi u. F. Gr-nway, Ks(j i>r the Patriotic War I'und - 1 prime fat bullock further entries for this fund will b ilvcrtised and sold free (if charge. 1 STIiATKOKI) OATTLK SAUK. I TUKSDAY, AUGUST IS. NEWTON KING \yiLL Sell by Public Auction at _|Q() BEAD MIXED (JATTI.IO SPRINGING HEIFER YARDS, "if springing lieifprs.