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Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1915, Page 8

U-1K FARMERS' CO-OPERAHyI ORGANISATION SOCIETY 01 X.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES HOB JULV--CLEARIXG SALES. Thursday I—K. Kapperley, Pihamai Friday 2—A, C. Johnstone and W< Tuit, salu of pedigree Ayrahirea. Monday 5—J. Silvester, 'KcMß'a Road, iMaiuiiu Tuesday (1-W. M. Ilackitt, Oco. Wednesday 7—Dr. Xoonan, Manaia!. Thursday 8—1). A. Poole, Taikuttl Road, Auron. Friday Edwards and 00., Oeo. .Saturday 10— J. V. Catley, 'OTaiU, Mawcra. M.mday I'2—Mr, D. J. Hughes, Gl<* Road, Manaia. Tiii >.day 13— W. Shearer, Auroo. Wednesday 14—Giilics and Haider, Tawhiti. Friday I(l—Turner Bros., Lake Hood, llawera, Monday 19— W. Walker, Oeo. Tuesday 20— W. Gardiner, Riverlea. Monday 26 J. Cubbon, Riverlea, Ni;aere. (In conjunction with Newton King.) Tuesday 27—C. Tarrant, Ararata. Wednesday, 28— R. W. Hemingway, Rahotu.

KING'S LIST OF CL&A&t IX.Q SALES. JULY— Thursday, I—Miss Kopp, Kapong* yards. Thursday, I—E. !.. I'.ott, Tat&I&l----luaka. Friday, 2—G. J. Walfnrd, Oakum. Wednesday, 7—J. l'erham, Waiputal Thursday, B—J. BurkoJt, Sole Road* Ngaere (in conjunction with th« X.'/. Loan Co.) Friday, 9—l'rank Salway, Wahnr kailio. Friday, !)—l'arrdav. Cross Road, Midhirst. Wednesday, 14- 'leers, PeOH broke Eoiul, ' . t fa' !. Wednesday, ]' 1 II Daveney< Urenui YanU. "Wednesday, 11—\Y. Day, Urentll Yards. Thursday, 15—A':' a!-h, Rutl&afl Road, Wair •' u. Thursday, 15—i,> ,u " ile. MangoreL Friday, lGth—Mrs. ».. rdon Townsend, Lowgarth (in conjunction with the N.Z. Loan Co.) Holiday, 10—-Geo. Giddy, Bird Bond, Stratford. Monday, 11) —Torn Carey, UreiraL ~ ! 'iesdav 21— W. H. Rogers, Be* l e1...-field Road, Midliirst. Tluirs22—J.. C. Sumner, Oakur* Thnrsda;.' —J. Kamcnzina, Monmouth 'i.md, Stratford. Friday, 211—'1. Lawrence, Gordon Road, Toko. Monday, 20— J. Cn^ v v n. Bird Road* Stratford (in eon."etion 'w'ill Farmers' Company). Wednesday, 28— G. J. taraimaka. Date to he Arranged— Mrs. 0. S. Gatton, Ornate. AUGUST— Thursday, 20—Harold Kirkby, Tun« WJAWAKMHO YARDS. 1 FRIDAY, JULY 2. 1 NEWTON KING sell at liia Yards as above— ] 250 lIEAt> MXED CATTLE * 100 mixed weancrs to yearlings ' 35 store and forward cows 10 choice. 3-year springing heifers t 20 springers ** 40 ewes in lamb to English Leices* ter rams 75 lan As. I On account of Mr. F. O. Jones, Korn—» 8 springing cowa • On account of Mr. 'A. Cole—--10 dairy cows, duo July-August "j 10 fat eowrf J ».')n account of Air. E. Dixon— j o dairy cows (due July) Sale at 12.30 sharp. Note. —Dairy Sales will commence at these varda at 12.30 p.m. during the winter months.

ON TOE FARM, KORU ROAD. FRIDAY, JULY 2. ' ' NEWTON KING WAS received instructions from Mr. Q, J. Walford, who lias sold his farm, to sell by 'Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—--99 DAIRY OOWS, mostly July ano] August calver9 1 luill, 11) wcancrs, 3 medium draught horses, ti breeding BOWS, 1 boar, tripod, chain and tine harrowß, spring cart and harness, trap and harness, cans, buckets and all farm sundries. Also— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANO EFFECTS. ' TOKO SALEYARDS ; MONDAY, 6th JULY, 1915. NEWTON KING WILL Sell by Public Auction, as aboT» 4 jAA HEAD (MIXED CATTLE. ! Also on account Mr. A. Boyd— • 18 store pigs 3 young sows (1 with litter)' 2 old sows, •'"?:, SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK, ■ i'iARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. TUESDAY, JULY 27. Clients are particularly requested t$ forward consignments early. Small consignments will be reeerres at PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW EMfc MOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stmt* ford for sale, where vendors cm reljj on their produce meeting FULL COM* PETITION. . I NEWTON KING