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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 75, 18 August 1914, Page 8

yEWTQU KING'S IJST OP SALES A.UGUSTTuesday, 18—Stratford Tuesday, IS-Stratford Springing Heifer Sale "Wednesday, I!) Stony Bivcr. Wednesday, 19— T. Kennedy, Tofcu Friday, 21—Boll Bros., Puniho Monday, 24—Urenui. Tuesday, 25—Rahotu. Tuesday, 25—Stratford Hide and Wool Sale. Wednesday, 2«—Stony River Horse Fair. Friday, 28—Waawakaihb. Monday, 31—Tolto. Entries Invited. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19. NEWTON KING f-TAS received instructions Jrom T. Kennedy, Esq., who lias sold his farm, t» sell witiliout reserve as follows: — '44 dairy cows, 2nd to sth calvers. to calve August and Sept. 1 Shorthorn '[mil 3 sows to farrow September, 1 boar, 1 trap mare, gig and harness, milk cart, 11 Coulter drill, 1 Duncan. Hillside plough, milk -cans, aerator, buckets, double and s.i. ploughs, harrows, I) block drays, Planet Jr., 2 wheelbarrow*. 2 'frowhella Household iurniture, etc. 45 fully .pa^i-no shares in Stratford Dairy Company. 40 shares in hulewood Bacon ComWith Slight Reserve—--3 draught lioraes 1 spring dray and frame On account of -diont:— 1 drill, 1 mower, 1 d.f. plough. Sale at 12.30-. Luncheon provided. STOXY RIVER YARDS. WEDXESL>AY, AUGUST 19. NEWTON 7 KINO sell by pui.iie auction as above— HEAD yjSKQ CATTLE 75 yearlings 15 store co.v.i 60 f.f.m. (;./•:« in lamb 30 springe™ <j sacks barley On account of [>. F. Green-way, Esq., for the Patriotic War Fund—-1-prime'fiit bullock Further entriw .for this fund will be advertised and ko-M free of charge. Sale a; 12.30 p.m. ANXUAL SPRING. HORSE FAIR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. NEWTON TQNG hold hi* Annual Spring Horst* Fair at t'i" Stony Diver Yards as above. Entries no./ Hieing received. their horses cart;.. a s they will all be sold in the ord'.-r in winch entries are received. OX THE i-AR.U, PUNHIO. . FRIDAY. AUGUST 21.

NEWTON KING JJAS received iimruc-tions from Messrs Bell Tiros., of Puniho (who have -sold their farm ami are leaving Tarainaki), to sell by public miction as'above, ABSOLUTELY \YITIIOtT KESEBVE—gQ CHOICE DAIRY' COWS, in milk and to valve early 8 dhoice .Jersey springing heifers S 2-year empty heifers 20 choice yearling heifers I 1 pedigree bull, "Grand Vizier," heavy draught gelding, 3 backs, ."> breeding sews, 35 store pigs. 1 p.b. Berkshire boar, 88 fowls. To ducks, McCprmcik ■reaper and binder, McCormiok 11-eonltev drill (new), if. plough, l).-!'iin»' hay rake (new),' disc, ebain and tino harrows, Cambridge roller, large driy. alas sower, ehali'-eutter, corn crusher, winnower, ftiir'oank Scales. Planet Jr., Babeoclc tester (with glassware and wire). 2."> .sacks English barley, 2 ewt. ernslicd linseed, wheelbarrows, harm - -*, manure, and farm Al-o-ITonsehold furniture and effects With Slight Reserve— Pedigree Clydesdale mare, Princess Violet (i'.S.C, Vol. 1), risin<- 8 year-, in foal to ©myj Pedigree Clydesdale colt, Royal Draughtsman (C.8.8., Vol 1), desdale yearling HUy r.-}, by Uere-I-Go. MOTE.—T!:e Auctioneer wishes to call special atlrntioii to this exceptionally line herd of high producing cows. Messrs Mill l.ave long appreciated the value of individual testing' in their herd, and in this connection the milk of every cow is e.r.th year carefully weighed and tested and 'the culls quickly ejected. The vendors will, therefore, be in a position to. give the performances of each cow us she is offered for sy,]c.