Page 8 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1915, Page 8

KWS LIST OF SALES, JUNE— Monday, 21-~'Doii«]as. Tuesday, 22—Stratford. -•' Wednesday, 23-Stcny River. Monday, 28—Urenui. Tuesday, 29—Hahotu. ) Tuesday, 20—Stratford Hide aid Wool Sale. j Entries invited. VKWTOK KING'S LIST OF CLEAR* IX.G SALES. „ JUNE- P . Monday, 21—Wm. Orr, junr., Albert Road, "l Tuesday, 22 J. Law, Stratford yards. Tuesday, '22— T. Pearce, Stratforg Yards. . t Wednesday, 23—A. E. Magon, StonjJ River Yards. . ( Tluirsday, 24 W. Hardy Jones, mi Mrs, Sandliolme's fftrai, YorW lload, Midhirst. Monday, 23 W. Buckle, Oakura. >' Monday, 28—A. Tosh, Malioe. : Tuesday, 2fl—,T. Crnfskv, Leppertott, Wednesday, 30—Moftitt and Good* win, Pungarehu. f | Wednesday, 30—Miss E. Kopp, Sa> ponga vards. '. JULY— \ Thursday, I—E. L. Bott, Tataral« niaka. . I Friday, 2-0. J. Walford, Oakura. Wednesday, 7—J. I'erham, Waipuktf Thursday, B—J. Burkett, Solo Road, Ngnere (in conjunction with tha N.Z. Loan Co.) Friday, o—Frank Sal way, ' kailio. Fridav, !>—Farrdav, Cross Road, .Midhirst. Wednesday, H— ,T. Hows, Pem-t liroke Road, Rtratfr.nl, Wednesday, 11--R. If. Davcney; Urcnui Yards. Wednesday, 11— W. ,T. Day, Urenul Yards. Thursday, 15-Alf. Walsh, Rnt] Road, Wnipukn. Thursday, la—John Ila'n, Mangor Friday, Kith—Mrs. Gordon Towns* end, Lowgarth (in conjunction with the N.Z. Loan Co.) 'Monday, ID—Tom Carey, Urei " " Wednesday, 21— W. If. Rogers, _ eonsfield Road, Midhirst. Tliursday, 22—, T. C. Sumner, Oalm Tliursday, 22—, T. Kamcnzina, Mon« mouth Road, Stratford. \ Friday, -23-T. E. Lawrence, Gordotf Road, Toko. ", Monday, 28— J. Cuhbon, Bird Road* Stratford fin conjunction wUb Farmers' Company). Hf Wednesday, 28— G. J. Bridge, »"* taraimaka. Date to 'lie Arranged—■ Mrs. C. S. Gatton Omata. i AUGUST— ' " Tliursday, 28—Harold Kirkby, Tuna\ STRATFORD SHEEP AND CATTLi SALE. TUESDAY, JUKE 22, 1015. NEWTON KINO sell hy public auction as a*ove-j g£Q HEAD MIXED CUTTLE 1000 MIXED SHEK P AlSOfWITHOUT RESERVE-* '' J, On account of R. Galloway, Esq, RowaJJ wdio has sold his farm— , 123 2 and 4-tooth ewes in lamb 125 f.m. awea 10 in-calf lieifcrs (3 years) 3 empty heifers AT THE SPRINGING HEIFER YABBS, WITHOUT RESERVE— On account of Mr. Joseph Kiore—--30 dairy cows, mostly second aac| third cnlvcrs 1 On account of Mr, T. Pcarcc, M&tau-a 21 dairy cows Sale at 1 o'clock. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1915. NEWTON KING WAS received instructions to seJ l *§ Cattlcy's Garage—--1 9-H.P. SEvGLE-CYLINDER (D 8 Dion Engine) ENGLISH MOTOB OAR, in first-class order. Terms can bo arranged. Salo at 11,30 am, "" . STONY RIVER YiARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. NEWTON KING sell at his yards as abOYffa- "1 gQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE 70 yearling heifers 90 yearling steers 12 2'/;, to 3-year steers (40 20-months steers 35 store and forward cows 20 Shorthorn fat and forward csWf 12 springing lieifers (close up) 40 Jersey 2-year heifers, in calf 1 3-year Shorthorn l>ull "■> 20 fat cows SO fat' and forward 2% to 'bullocks ■l3 sa*ks barley 4 horses Also— On aeount of Mr. A. E. Magon, Ws|> has sold his farm—i 75 20-months steers 20 20-months heifers """" , S store cows, with vcalers at foot \ 5 222y 2 to 3-yoar steers 2 unbroken borsea 1 farm horse i Saddle and harness rrARANAKI WOOL, SHBEPSEDft HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. TUESDAY, JUNE 29. r Clients are particularly requested if forward consignments earlySmall consignments will be reeeJrol at (PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW H* MOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stuff ford for sale, where vendors can ralX on their produce meeting FULL OMfc PETITION. j NEWTON KING