Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1915, Page 8

KING'S LIST 0» BALES. ' Tuesday, 20—Stratford. Wednesday, 21—Slony River. Monday, 211—I'mini. Tuesday, 27—Kaiintu. Tuesday, 27—.Stratford Wool, Hide and Skin Sale. Friday, 30—VTaiwukaiho. ■vrEWTOX KlN'fi'.S LIST OF CLEABV INO SALES. JULY— Tm-dav 20--IV M'Cuninc!;, Omatn. 'nosday 2!— W. 11. Rogers, Bea -i"-!<i Road. Midhirst. Wednesday, 21— W. Siicll, Tikovangi Tliurs.l. 522—. T. C. Sumner, Oakurt I'ridav 2:)—). It. L'ulkoii, Mangold. Friday, -23—'i. . Lawrence, Gordon Road, Toko. Monday 2»>-\Y. L Hay, Ur'-nui Yards. Mmiduv 2li —A. M. IJtuver. t'l'Miui Vai'tK Tm-Ml-.iv. *27 ••••'. ('n«»b( n. Bird Sluttin coti-jmirtion uill) mipany). Tui'nday 27- ■!. R. Hill. Wednesday, 23 —(>.. J. li. - '' taraimaka. Friday :ir>—K. W. Hemingway, Raliot u. At'OUST—.Monday 2 Mr-. C. S. liatton, Omnia. SKI'TKMRKR— Wedn.-dnv < IViii»>ve I!id-t> in -all'. IMI Itlnrk. X.-wL.n Kiii» and A. Harold Street.

■STONY J'IIYKI! V-\i;DS. WICDKT.SDAY. lI'I.Y 21. NEWTON KING YY'l'l' sell lit hi- van!" as above--IMCAD MIXI:!) I'ATTi.IC SO mixed yearlinys lrii K ihhl yvarltujr -twr« .10;) Simitlion! \ i-arliiif; hei!'.-< i'in|it v 2-\i'iir Itcili-i's 1-2 .ler.-ey l."i empty fat rows I).") store and [."invari! ,-u\vs fi good stt-ri-li sacks good eating potatoes Suit at 12.30 p-m. OX THE FARM. TIKORAKKI. WEDNESDAY, 2Ht JL'LY. NEWTON KINO JJAS received instructions- from MRWlf. S\riJ.. who lias sokl iliis farm, to SICLL BY IH'BL-IC AUCTION, as a l>ove, WITHOUT RICSERYE 20 dairy cows, mo-tly July and August oalvers (a good lierd); 1 Jersey bull. 13 choice Jersey yearliner heifers, 2 yearling steer?, 2 '/•.-draught hor-es, S-year gelding (broken ail harness), trap mare, 3 breeding sow?, purebred. Devon hoar, disc harrows, eh»ni pi on rango, Ilorn.-liy s.f, plough, milk cart and harness, gig and harness, saddle and b-idle, new salttrongli, milk cans and farm sundries.

On account of [motile:- vendor—-4-seater dog-wirt ond harness (m-ar- - ly hoav) luxch eox rn ovi der RATjF. AT 12.30 P.M. WBARKNIIA. BEACOXSFIELD ROAD. MIDtTOSX WEDXESDAV. 21ft JULY. NEWTON KING J-JAS received instructions from SIH. W. H. ROOIERS. who lias sold liifl farm, to SELL •1?V imTfl AUCTION, on the above date. WITHOUT RESERVE— •2B dairy cows, mostly young, Au-gust-September culvers I>s mixed wcaners 20 store pigs 3 sows in pig Also. On account MRS. HALL. \lidhirst—--1 first-class dairy cow 2 weaners. SALE AT 12.n0 P.M.LUNCHEON" PROVIDED. OX THE 1 ARM, OAKURA. THURSDAY. '22 nd JULY. NEWTON KING fJAtS received instructions from MR. J. C. SUMNER. who lias sold bis fann, and is leaving the district, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE—--34 young dairy cow?, second calvers, due August and September 1 purebred Jersey cow 1 purebred Jersey heifer 1 pedigree Jersey bull. The Weaver 35 yearlings 100 -2 and 4-tooth ewes in lamb 1 store cow, yearling Hol-tein bull, 8-yr. draught mare, Syr. draught gelding, fl-yr. '/..-draught mare in foal to Ben MaeCormaek, '2 yearohl l>v Sylvia Park, yearling bT Lord Ashley, gig horse, '2 hacks, ■Masscy s.f. plouph, Queen steel disc, tripod, tvnc and chain barrows, Mitdhcll' drill, Massey mower, milk express, tip dray, gig (nearly new). Planet junior, good sheep dog, harness, fowls, ducks, quantity of useful furniture and farm sundries. SALE AT 12.30 P.M. LUNCHEON' PROVIDED. NOTE.—These cows are an exceptionally well-bred line, being the pick of 150 heifers purchased by the vendor last season. Thev «w» J ; '..'v ,- ■(