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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1915, Page 8

TSJEWTON KING'S UST OF OLEA IXO SALES. JUNE—'lueeday, 2!)— J. Oi-ofskv, ,Leppert< Wednesday, ;!() -Moffitt -ind Goo win, I'ungafeliu. JULY— Ihursilay, I—Hiss Kopp, KapcrtlJ yards. Thursday, 1— R L. Tlott, Tatar maka. Friday, 2 —G. J. Walford, Oakura. Wednesday. 7—J. Perham, Waipuk 'i'hr.r»day, B—o'. liurkett, Sole Bo« Nijacre (in conjunction with t X.Z. Loan Co.) Friday, o—Frank Salway, Waif kaiho. Friday, !>—Farrday, Cross Boa Midliirst. Wednesday, 14-—. T. Rogers, Pet broke Koad, Stratford. Wednesday, 14— E. H. Davene lirenui Yards. Wednesday, 14— W. J. Day, Uren Yards. Thursday, 15—Alf. Walsh, Rutlaa Road, Waipuku. Tlmrsday, 15—John Hale, Mangore Friday, lOtli—Mrs. Gordon Towni end, (in conjunctio willi the X.Z. Loan Co.) Holiday, 1!)—Geo. Giddy, Bird Boa< Stratford. -'•' niday, 10 —Tom Carey, UrenuL \ •M'Bihy 21— W. H. Rogers, Bel (-•. -'ld Ttoad, Ifidhirst. Tlmr.-. ii—J. C, Sumner, Oakw Thursday '—J. Ivamenzina, MoJ mouth ■ 'd, Stratford. Friday. 23—j , . ' fivvrenco, Gordo: lload, Toko. Monday, 20— J. Ci. " Bird Boa Stratford (in <m- '< : o>l w l , Farmers' Comrranvi. Wednesday, 2S—G. J, H. , tarainiaka. > Date to lie Arranged— Mrs. C. S. Gatton, Ocmta. AUGUST— Thursday, 20 —Harold Kirkby, Tunl OX THE FARM, "• V 'RAIMATCA. THURSDAY, J! r Y I. NEWTON KfNG

JJAS received instri.-.**' -> from Mr.' L. 13ott, who ia giving up d*iryinj to sell by public auction as a/bov< WITHOUT RESERVE—--9g GOOD YOUNG DAISY 00WS August to September calvers 2 horses (any harness), light cprin dray, gig, tine harrows, mil cans, harness, 36 good layin liens and ducks, copper ail stand, and sundries.' On account of Mrs Bot't, with sligh reserve— ' Piano (almost new), sewing chine, overmantle, wardrolM duchess chests, bedsteads, o paintings, iand sundry furnitur Luncfteon provided# Sale at 1230 pJB. AV!ATWAKATHO YARDS. FRIDAY, JUIiY 2.

NEWTON KING yyiLTj sell at his Yards as aJx>v»— 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE 100 mixed weancra to yearlings--3o store and forward cows 10 choice 3-year springing heifer: 20 springers " 40 ewes in lamb to English LeieM ter rams 7'5 lanvba. . i On account of Mr. F. O. .Tones, Koni-i 9 springing cows On account of Mr.'A. Cole— r 10 dairy cows, due July-August ' 10 fat eows ■ "> ( ! Dn account of Mr. E. Dixon— l 5 dairy cows (due July) * Sale at 12.30 sharp. Xote. —Dairy Sales will commence ait these yards at 12.30 p.m. during xae wlO' ter months. j "j OX THE FARM, KORU ROAD,? FRIDAY, JULY 2. '

NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions fiom Ift. (t J. Walford, who lias sold hisfarm, to sell by Public. Auction as abovf, WITHOUT RESERVEDAIRY COWS, mostly July «n4 August calvers 1 bull, 10 weaners, 3 median drauglit horses, 0 breeding sovi, 1 boar, tripod, chain and tnfe lmrrows, spring cart and bw* ne>s, trap and harness, cam, buckets and alMann sundries Also— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Luncheon provided. • f Sale at 12,30. gTR A T FORD JJORSE SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1015. NEWTON KING W lll - offer by l'ublie Auction at 'ljlij! Horse Tinzuur as above—--1 9A 'HORSES, including Broken Md,; lW Unbroken Draughts, Half-/ Draughts, Hacks and Light HW* liess Horses. / j Further Entries Invited. ; Sale at 1 o'clock. .■ •. TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIS, 'HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. , NEXT SALE: ' * ,S TUESDAY, JULY 27. Clients are particularly requested (4 forward consignments early. Small consignments will ber received at PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLY. MOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stmt* ford for gale, where vendors can «iy on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING