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Taranaki Daily News, 29 July 1915, Page 8

KING'S LIST 0" SALES. .11, LY--30—-Waiwakaiho. \'.-WT()X KING'S LIST OK CLKAH* IX(4 SALES. JULY—--I'Viday :;<> U. w. Haliotll. AirirsT— Monday 1 -Mrs. (;. x. <.iiUoii. On Friday, Mi'-. I'M win ( >ill;t t . Monday !) ,Ji)iu«- 1 Dkoke, at I'remii Yit.ds, SEI'TOIBKII—- \\ i'ilni'xilnv S—l'mli" l re Holstcin -aim I!' 11 I'lock, NYwton King ami A. flumliT Street. OX TUB IfARAIJ KAiH.'I HOAD, KAIIOTU. FRIDAY, dULY 30; • NEWTON KING 1I> S received instructions fronii Mr., 1!. W. Hemingway, who lias sold his farm, to sail by Public Auction as #W. A II.SOLUXKIA* WITHOUT RE>i:i:\ \ • 2*5" CHOICB DAIRY COWS, August mid September culvers ■"I) choice 3-ycar springing heifers, mostly Shorthorns (good) 3S springing 2'year ImiFors■2C yearliiigs 1 pedigree Jersey bull ' - grade Jei£ey bulls 1 "i-draught colt 1 mare 1 '/rdmught gelding 3 Rig lior-o 1 boy's pony 1 -mgle-furnnv plough, .disc and' chain harrows, spring dray, gig, waggon, gig and cart harness, poultry, house-hold furniture and' effects. 10 milli cans ' Luncheon ut* II a.m; i Sale at 11.30 a.m. Auctioneer's Xote.—Tlio cows are a first-class line. Air. Hemingway has been dairying for in years, to our know, ledge lias eulleil heavily every year, and bred from pedigree Jersey bulls. This is his first clearing sale, and, ns the farm is sold, everything must lie'cleared without reserve.

WAIWAKAIIfO YAfibsh'. I'll IDA Y, JULY 30. NEWTON KING se " ' [ ' s yards as above—--250 head mixed cattle 30 springing 'heifers * 25 dairy cows SO mixed yearlings •10 good yearling steers 5.') empty heifers 23 2-year steers (good) ■III guod yearlings 3 bull tal Yes 150 ewes in lamili 43 mixed yearlings Sale at 12.30 p.m. lIAYMARKET. SATURDAY, .TI'LY .list. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from MK. M. JOXES, who is dispensing witb his Horse -buses, to SELL, as above—- / 12 GOOD -HOUSES, very suitable for farm work. , wxaiirox UOAID, IXGLRVTOOD. ; XDOXDAY. 2nd AUGI'Sf. NEWTON KING HAS .received in>itriic.tion<i from XfR, •f. R. CIODf! ETTO, who is giving irn daiming, t'o SMX, 011 tihe aI>OYO 'iite, w-rrnoiT kkserve-. 23 dairy cows, t« calve Aitgiwt--2 in-(iilf heifers ( ompt.v heifer* 3 wcaners 2 slows in pi K , 13 alipßi , Ri(Jd 2 . flmmkct milking plant imd Wat* machino (in firs.l-ela.ss order), Jseparator. , On account of another vendor, wit® sligM reserve—'oo ewes jn lnmilb. SALE AT 12.30 P.M. Lrxoimcox provided. I ox mi-; farm, mrATA. 3IOXDAY, 2nd AUGUST. '1 NEWTON KING received instructions from MRS. , 0. S. GATTOX to .SELL BY Ptj'BI.TO AUCTION", ,is above. WITHOUT reserve—--41 choice dairy cows - .t; 1 <pedigive Jersey luill > .Spiring eart, 2 pigs, milk cuius Cow nigs, jmrt sitadc hay and od4 Furniture. LUXOEIEOX PROVIDED. I SALE AT l O'CLOCK. XOTR.- To dairymen in M ,arch ©r I"" 1 ' WS tllis >aii ' is recfw.m.cmlcdj M:e lalo lir. (.attiMi when commencing l:.irying at. O.muta brought the pick of 'is herd from I'miiwhakau mid then unvl.ased from leading dairymen tbu I.'lariee of tlvis herd. J)e tested svstc-natiea-lly and culled vcrv heavily. '

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