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Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1915, Page 8

KlXG'f; LIST SALTjJS. Friday, 16-\Vaixvakaii» o Monday, ifl— ]>„uirhis. .Tuesday, 21)— Stratford. Wednesday. 21~S(„i,y /;i v ,. r . Monday, 28—Ureimi. Tuesday, 27—Kalinin. Tuesday, 27—Stratford Wool, Hide and Skin Sale. Friday, 30—Waiwakailio. >yE\VTO.Y KIXG'S USX OF CLEAKIXc; SALES. •JULY—\Vtdncsdav, J 4—l. Roger*, Pombroke Read, Stratford. Thursday, 15—Alf. Walsh, Rutland Road, W.i ip;;'; n. Friday l}a> y Wnvakaiho Yards: Friday, ]Gth —Mr-, Gordon Townsend, Lowpartli (in conjunction with tin? X.Z. I.oiut ('o.) Monday, I!)—Geo. Cii.l.lv, llird Road. Stratford. Monday, |fl —Toki f'arev. TJr.-niii Tui'sday 20—!'. MT«rmirU, Omata. V» .-Imwday 21— W. 11. Rogers, Ileavt iVul. AJidliirst. Wednesday. 21— W. Sucl], Tikorantf Tlmrsi' 22 J. 0. Sunnier. Oakura '' riday 2-1 .). R. !.'o!-nii, ivorei. Friday, 2:1 —j. . Uwivnce, Gordon Road, Toko. Monday, 20— J. Cu..\ ■). Bird Road, Stratford (in coi.' >. ! : on w'.tli Farmers' Onuiwrvi ! nesdi'y :'i -J. K. TIil!, IMiLSorough. Wednesday, 2S —C. ,!. taraimakii. AUGUST—--Monday 2—-Mrs. 0. S. Gaiton. Omnia. WAIWAKAiiIO VAKIJS, FRIDAY, JULh JULY. NEWTON K!iNG at J:U Yards a.v above:— 30.0 HEAD M'iXF.D OATTLK— J 'iii v i; r-.'s r!!n;:;i ..eLer* • 2D .... ..- s ;: te:'i'. j.,:-.. ->rj itn: iat. rv.ws '."l '!!';>< y Hi 20-nio:;l:i ~!*ers .'V J ; 1.". 2-vear-o;.'. < :ii]»ty lie';',.vs. (':i i 1 :• nt. Mr. D.ivy, ?'■_>;>'t Ron:'— !" lUiiiv i'o-.v, Os» «... -j,-,! «!r. .f. U. -vf, Re 11 •BSo.-k, praniraly wiiaor.t re'en'"— 1 pcd'i-.vee .ier-ey tow "Ma'.*v" (X.Z. 1 ei>\v "Lady Loo" (K.C.I!, -ti'iii'/!! 2 i/nidc Jersey cows Kx-tonded Pedigrees at the Sale. DAIRY RALE AT 12.30 p.m. SHARP. SUPPLEMENTARY HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, JUXE.I7th. NEWTON KING SELL RY PUBLIC AUCTION, at liiH Horse Bazaar, Stratford, on the aibove date—

HOUSES, comprising—- ' Broken and unbroken draughts, •lialf-dnuifdits, hacks and light harness horses. Also — On account W. Brown, Esq., Cardiff—.'Miorsc team complete, dray nearly new 1 bay light gelding, Byrs, any trial, saddle and harness. On account J. R. Corvigan, Esq.— WITHOUT RESERVE—--22 BROOD MARES AND FOALS, in foal to Piroadleaf, Charming iad and liellfounder. Tlicy include the mare Duchess Elma, and marcs Ijv Judge 'Beldon, Albert Chevalier, Albert Victor, Commander and Bellboy. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK.

SATURDAY XKXT,- AT 2.30 P.M." NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Messrs. MOREY AND SON to SELL, at the MART, as above, for removal within 8 days— THE WHOLE OF THE TWO-STOREY-ED PORTION OP THE BUILDIXG now' 1 occupied by Messrs. Morey and Son, including Stairs, Office, and Outbuildings at the back. ■Particulars of items not included in t'he sale can be obtained from the Auctioneer.

ON" Tin-; FARM. VREN'UI, MONDAY. 10th JULY. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Sir. Thos. Carey, who has sold his farm (and has been accepted for the front), to sell by Public Auction as above, Without Reserve:— 47 dairy cows, August calvers 20 choice Jersey springing heifers li) mixed yearlings 4-year draught marc by Lord Roberts 5-yeae draught mare, by Empire Aged bay gelding by "King's Director." Bay Pony, Sow with litter, 3 Sows to farrow early, 4 good 'Porkers, New Spring Cart, Disc and Tripod Harrows, S.P. Plough, Milk Cans, Harness, Furniture, and Farm Sundries, gig hayrake, good order SALE AT 12.30 p.m. NOTE: These cows can be recommended with confidence. Mr. Carey selected them from Mr. H. Cole, Tikorangi, and J. W. Rixon, Okato (two well-known dairymen), and, as the Vendor is going to the Front, everything must be sold.

BIRD ROAD, STRATFORD. MONDAY, IMi JULY. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions frt.mi MR. GEO. GIDDY, whose lease hag expired, and who is leaving the district, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above date, WITHOUT RESERVE—--33 dairy cows, mostly July-August calvers 4 2-year in-calf heifers 6 calves 2 sows, 7 store pigs, half-ton slag, 4 milk cans 3 cords firewood, quantity household furniture and sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12.3 ft ? y.