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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1915, Page 8

TtfEWTON KING'S LIST OF BALES. JULY— Monday, f>- Toko. Tuesday, l> > ; t ;:i I. ford. rdm--da \. S'i,»v Kjmt. Friday, IC.n;*;;. '.Moinluy, l'i I :ii. Trni'siv, j!;;• !il m. Kriil,iv,' l:t \V'm.-h.il-,0. ; Moii.!a/, ! i: .i r :: :-. T>|, ■ . •"> I. UViliii .- lay. ~ i . .••:,!!!*• I!iVi-r. :.ii llda x, i 'n lliii. T'.v-daV. 'j'lii'.Miay. ■ i-.'ri< !•. 1 Woo!, 11 illo and Skill Sal;'. Friday, 30 —Waiwakaiho. VKWTOX KINO'S I,IST OF CLEARING SALES. JULYFriday, -2 -C. Wall'ord, fiakura. Wwliii'silay, 7—J. lVrhani, Waipuku Thursday. S .1. ]li;i■ 11.. Sole lload, Nyaci'i' (in [■onjm'.rtion with tlio \!Z. Loan Co.) Friday, D —Frank Sahvay, Waiwakailio. Fridav, il—Favrilav, lload. Mi(lhir4'.

Wednesday. ]I- T. Rogers, Pembroke Howl, Stratford. Wednesday, M—II. 11. Daveilcy, Urenui Yards. Wednesday, M-—W. J. Pay, Urenu! Yards. Thursday, I."—Alf. Walsh, Rutland Road, Waipukn. Friday, liitli Mrs. Cordon Towns end. I.owgailh rin conjunction with Hit- X./,.-Loan Co.) "Monday. 1!>--Ceo. (liddy, Hird liond. Stratford. Mnndav, I!) Torn Carev. Urenui. Wneidav 21—W."'ll. Rogers, Bca- . . l<i Road. M til hirst. Wednesday, '2!--\V. Snell, Tikorangi Tliurs.'. 22 T. 0. Stunner, Oakurt Tliur-d;' 1 -I. Kamenzina, -Mon montli ■ ■ 'I, Stratford. Fridav. 23--' i . Lawrence, Gordon Road. To!--.:. Mon.ir.y, 2i;--.L '. u. v >. m Bird Bond, Stratford ''a eot.* •.•"tion w'.Ui Farmers' (r.iipanv). Wednesday, es-Cc J. Hi. * taraimaka. Date lo be Arranged— Mrs C. S. Cation, Omnia. .U'l.l'ST - Thursday. '2o—Harold Kirkby, Tuns. STIiATFORD SHEEP AND CATTLE SAM. TUESDAY, JULY 0, 1013. NEWTON KING w r r.L sell at bis yards as above—.ggo HEAD MIXED CATTLE 550 SI!E1 ' :p ' inohidi ""- breeding ewes, 4 years, in lamb to Rornncy rams 130 mixed lambs Oil account Pi. Esq.—' 10 elioiee springing -2 and 3-ycnr Jersey-llolsicin heifers. Sale at 1 o'clock. W A. I P U K U. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1015. NEWTON KING . J-JAS received instructions from Mr. J. Perham, who is giving up dairying, to sell 011 till' iurm, Wnipuku, on the above date, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole of his (Dairy Herd, etc., comprising— DAIRY COW'S, July-August takers, second, to fourth calf 3 cows in milk I! .springing heifers 1 pedigree bull, "Simon King" 4 weaners 1 milk cart, mare and harness, 1 dray and harness, milk cans, aerator, 1 Ilornsby plough, set chain harrows, Planet Junr., 1 Deering manure, seed, and farm sundries. Sale at 12.50 p.m. Luncheon provided. NOTE. —The above cows are an exceptionally fine, herd, young, second to fourth ealvers, and practically all Mr. Perbam's own breeding. From returns supplied by the factory, the average per cow works out at £l2 % Od, with but-ter-fat. at I,l*l to ll'/od, with the exception of August and 'May, when payments were miule at Is and Is 2d respectively, With bonus added, the return per cow runs out at £ls os. CROSS ROAD, MTDHIRST. FRIDAY, JULY 0. NEWTON KING | |AS received instructions from Mr. J. .Friday, Cross Road, Miclbirst, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction, (WITHOUT RESERVE, oil the above date, ■ his Dairy Herd, etc., consisting of—--20 DAIRY TOWS 2 store cows 5 springing heifers 1 pedigree Jersey foul], 3 years 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 15 months 1 pedigree Jersey heifer calf 14 wcaners 1 Vj-draught roan gelding, 0 years (guaranteed all harness) 1 grey mare., 7 years, hack and harness 1 sow with litter 1 spring tip-dray (new) and harness, 1 Reid & Gray di. plough, •J new liiflsido plough, 1 set discs, 1 set harrows, tripod and chain* (combined), 1 set 3-lcaf tine 'harrows, 1 large sledge, jacks, 4-horsc block and tackle, 'with chains, milk cans, aerator, and farm sundries Also, with Slight Reserve—--38 fully-paid-up shares in Midhirst Dairy Co. 1 5-year-old trap mare, fast, guaranteed in any harness I pedigree Jersey cow in profit 1 bitch, with any trial Sale at 1 o'elock.