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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 305, 3 June 1915, Page 8

EWTON KBSG'S LIST Of *JM»' Monday,- 7—Toko Tuesday, B—Stratford. Wednesday, 9—Stony Rive* (Friday, 11—Kaponga. Monday, 14—HJrenui. Tuesday, 15—Rahotu. 'Friday, 18—Waiwakaiho. 'Monday, 21—Douglas. Tuesday, 22—Stratford. Wednesday, 23—Stony Riv« Monday, 28—lirenui. Tuesday, 20—Eahotu. -• I Tuesday, 29—Stratford Hid* and' Wool Sale Entries invittd. TEWTO.V KING'S LIST OF CLEAR- ' ISGSALE& I JNEMonday, 7—J. Pentieost, Sentry Hill. Thursday, 10—Mrs. H. Kenny, Cheat Road, Ngaerc. Thursday, 11— W. .1. B. Paton.Lcpperton (pedigrce> Jerseys) Thursday, 17— J. Law, Kiore. Monday, 21—Wm. Orr, junr., Albert Road. Wednesday, 23—A. E. Magon, Stony River Yards. Thursday, 24 W. Hardy Jones, York Road. Friday, 25—8. Fabian, Cardiff. ■ : , Tuesday, 29 J. Crofsky, Leppertoß. Wednesday, 30—Moffitt and Goodwin Pungarehu. Wednesday, 30— W. Buckle, Oakura. TJLY— 1 ~: ;''■ Thursday, I—E. L. Bott, Tatar*!maka. Wednesday, 7—J. Perham, WaiwAu Thursday, B—J. Burkett, Sole Road, Ngaere. Friday, 9—Frank Salvray, Wahtakaiho Yards. , Wednesday, 14— J. Rogers, Penbroker Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 14— R. H. Davensy, TJronui Yards. Wednesday, 14— W. J. Day, Uwnui Yards. Thursday, 15—Ml Walsh, Rutland Road, Waipuku. Thursday, 13—John Hale, Mangorei, 'Friday, 16th—"Mrs. Gordon Townsend Lowgarth (in conjunction with tho N.Z. Loan Co.) Wednesday, 21—'A. G. Scott, Mountain Road, Stratford. Thursday, 22 J. C. Sumner, Oakura, Friday, 23 T. E. Lawrence, Gordon Road, Toko. Monday, 20— J. Cubbon, 'Bird Road, Toko. Wednesday, 28— G. J. Bridge, Tataraima&a. Thursday, 29 J. Kamenzina, IfoUn- j, tain Road, Stratford. < ON THE FARM. SENTRY HEX. MONDAY, JUNE 7. NEWTON KING IT AS received instructions from 3fir» J. Pentieost, who has sold nil {am, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE,— QQ GRADE JERSEY COWS 10 2-year in-calf heifers, 8 yearlings, grade Jersey bull, 2 halfdraught horses (good workers), 2'/ a -year colt .(broken), 18months draught Ally, 2 pigs, 5 milk cans, 200 red birch posts, disc and tine harrows, tripod harrows (nearly new), new Cambridge roller, spring cart, mower, drill, horse rake, doubleseated buggy, 40 sheets, iron, cow and horse covers, stack cover, scalding tub, saddles, 'bridles, trap, cart, and sundry harness, barrel molasses, household furniture, and all farm tools and sundries. Luncheon provided. NOTE.—These cows arc mostly second, third and fourth calvers, due in August, and have returned over '£lß this season. j WAIWIAKAIHO YARD* FRIDAY, JUNE 4. , ?, ,T 1 '- NEWTON KING sell at his yards as 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE j 100 mixed wcanera to yearlings ! 30 store and forward cows 50 fat 2-fcooth ewes 100 lambs 10 good springers (close up) ' Under Bill of Sale, WITHOUT RESERVE,— ; 32 dairy cows, in milk and to cahre in the spring Also—' ! On account of Mrs. Barriball, who has leased'her farm, —■' ; 11 dairy cows '. 13 yearlings * F 2 horses ■!'■'" ■*'■'s. TOKO SALEYARDS. MONDAY, 7th JUNE, 1916. NEWTON KING Bell by Public Auction, as abover JSQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE 100 f.m. ewes % ' 00 cull lambs. ' I SALE AT I O'CLOCK, WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, JUNE 29. Clients are particularly requested fcf forward consignments early. Small consignments will be receive? at PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLY. MOUTH, and will be forwarded to Strai. ford for sale, where vendors con rely, on their produce meeting FULL COM" PETITION. NEWTON KING