THE WAR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 84, 4 September 1914, Page 3

THE WAR.

A .SPLENDID OKATO ACHIEVEMENT. SALE ON BEIIALF OP PATRIOTIC FUND. At the St«ny River cattle sale on Wednesday, a big list of cattle, horses, sheep, dogs, and poultry were sold by Mr. Newton King, on account of the Patriotic Fond. A fine total of £59 Is was realised. The individual donors and prices were as follows: £ s d. Yearling heifer (W. E. Hajv lock) 1 15 0 Store Co'.v (Thos. Doyle) 3 6 0 Fat Cow (Captain Knight) ..660 Two-vpar heifer (Robert Bell) 3 12 6 Yearling lieifer (D. M'EldoWney) 2 5 0 Two Yearling Heifers (Mrs. Pearson) 2 14 0 Yearling heifer Ruakere) 2 0 0 Two-year heifer (F. Greenway) 8 2 0 Holstein Bull (B. Humphrey) 9 0 0 Two-tooth ewe (W. Corbett) 116 0 Fat "wether (I. I. Collins) .. 12 0 Two fat ewes (F. Turchij .. 110 0 Two fat ewes (T. F. Trimble) 2*lo 0 Twenty Backs chaff (A.Ashley) 4 10 .0 Four fieesn (Maoris) 0 16 0 Three Turkeys (R. Flower) .. 016 6 One rooster (unknown donor) 0 3 6 Hen and cockerel (T.Julian) 0 7 0 Two cattle pups (unknown donor) 0 5 0 Six white Leghorn pullets (B. T. Booker) 2 17 0 Two bantams (unknown donor) 0 2 0 Cattle dog (found on the road) 0 6 0 Cheque in lieu of springing heifer (Win. Binnie) 0 0 Casli (W. Komini) 0 5 8 And a horai of uncertain age and quality, given by Taramutu, a Native, was resold several times, passing through the hands of Messrs Frank Gill. B. T. Booker, W. J. Gray, F. Kirk, and eventually being sold for Is 6d, realising in all 2 5 © 59 1 0 Two dogs and one calf, at the -Haymarket sale 0 1® 0 £59 17 0 I