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Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1915, Page 8

KING'S LIST OF SALES. AUGUSTTuesday, 31—Stratford Cattle and Springing Heifer Sale. SJ2PTBMSER-. Wednesday, I—Clearing Sale, A. Corney, Tikorangi Wednesday, I—Stony River. Thursday, 2—Clearing sale, W. J. Huston, Croydon Road, Waipuku. Friday, 3—Kaponga, Saturday, 4—Stratford Spring Horse Fair. Monday, ft—Ulrenul. Tuesday, 7—Rahctu. Tuesday, ■ 7—Siratford Springing Heifer Sale, Friesian Sale, Bell Block, on account Newton King and A. Harold Street. Friday, JO—Waiwakaiho. Saturday, 11—Land Sale, New Plymouth. Monday, 13— Douglas. Tuesday, 14—Stratford. Tuesday, 14—Stratford Springing Heifer. Sale. Tuesday, September 14—C. D. Gavi-, gan, at the. Stratford Springing] Heifer Yards. Wednesday, 15—Stony River. Monday, 20—Urenui.i ■ Tuesdayi 21—Rahotu. Tuesday, • 21—Stratford Springing Heifer; Sale. Tuesday, 21—Stratford Hide, Skin and Wool Sale Friday, 24—Waiwakaiho, Monday, 27 —Toko. Tuesday, 28—Stratford. Tuesday, 28—Stratford Springing . .. Heifer Sale. Wednesday,. 29—Stony Riven OCTOBERWertnesday, 20—Clearing Sale, E. Griffiths, pedigree Jerseys, Bell Block

ON THE FARM, TIKORANGI. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. NEWTON KINO TTAS received instructions from Mr. A. Corney, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—j_g DAIRY OOWS, in milk and to calve 8 springing heifers 1 pedigree Ayrshire bull, "Balmoral of Gown Bar^;" 2 pedigree yearling heifers, 2 pedigree Ayrshire cows, 8-year halfdraught mare, trap mare, 1 breeding sow, 10 store pigs, spring trap, s.f. plough, 20 good hens, harness, farm sundries. count of Mv. Harry Cole—sprinsrins heifers

Sale at 1.30 p.m. STOW RIVER YARDS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. NEWTON KING XVILTj sell by Public Auction as above—--rn coon yearuxg steers C"> yearling heifers 12 fat cows 25 store and forward cows 2?i springers 8 turkeys 8 good fat cows 20 good yearling steers 50 2-year-old steers 10 Jersey and Holstein yearling heifers D.F. plough Disc harrows Young Berkshire sow in pig On account of the Okato Dairy Co.— Small Cottage, to be removed from the Oxford Road Creamery site, boiler, pump, an,d sundry plant. On account of Jlr. R. Churchill— SO good dairy cows (springing) 20 dairy heifers These cows were milked on Mr. Churchill's Knlcaramea lirm last season and brought to graze on Mr. J. Clulow's turnips when the farm was sold.

CROYDON ROAD, WAIPUKU. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1910. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. J. Huston, who is giving up dairying, to sell by Public Auction on the farm on above date, . WITHOUT RESERVE. g0 DAVRY COWS, mostly third calvers, due August-September. 2') mixed yearlings 10 springing heifers, 2J to 3 years old ISO weaners to store pigs 0 .store cows , j 1 draught mare, aged. '■';} . IjO f.m. ewes in lamb (in lots) NOTE: The above cows are all young,, Mr. Huston having started milking two seasons back on principally all heifers. He culled heavily last season, and kept nothing but the best. He is going right out of dairying, and everything is ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESEEVE. SALE AT 12,30 p.m. Luncheon Provides. STRATFORD SPRING HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER, 1015. NEWTON KING |WILL; sell at his Horse Bazaar on the above date: 1 XQ HORSES, comprising BROKEN and UNBROKEN DRAUGHTS, HALF-DRAUGHTS, HACKS, and LIfiHT HARNESS HORSES. SALE AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. Clients are requested to note that all linrso.i to be' offered must be yarded by IO.HO o'clock on the morning of the Sale,' ENTRIES SOLICITEft