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Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1915, Page 8

KING'S LIST ( OF 6ALBB. SEPTEMBERWednesday, I—Clearing Silt. JL . .....(iirney, Tikorangi . We&hteday, 1— River. 2—Clearing eai*»" W. J. , Huston, Croydon Road, W«i* puku. v Friday, 3-nKaponga, . Saturday, 4—Stratford Spring BorM . / Fair. • ■ ■ , ' t Monday, <J—Urenul, Tuesday, 7—Rahotu. v Tuesday, 7—Stgdtford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, HolfteittFriesian Sale, Bell BJock, Ofl.*ecount Newton King and A. Harold Street. Friday, 10—WaiH'ak#iho. ' Saturday, 11—Land Sale, New Plymouth. Monday, 13—Douglas. • Tuesday, 14—Stratford. Tuesday, 14—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale, (;■ > , Tuesday, September 14—p. D. Gavigan, at the Stratford Springing i Heifer Yards. Wednesday, 15—Stony River. Monday, 20—Urenui. Tuesday, 21—Rahotoi. Tuesday, 21—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. V. Tuesday, 21—Stratford Hide, Skis and. Wool Sale >* Friday, 24—Waiwakaiho. Monday, 27—Toko. Tuesday,- 28—Stratford. =. , Tuesday, 2 ft—Stratford'' Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, 20—Stony River. OCTOBERWednesday, 20—Clearing Sale, E. Griffiths, pedigree Jerseys, Bell Block

CROYDON ROAD, WAIPL'KU. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ,2, 1913 5 , NEWTON KINO JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. J. Huston, who - is giving up dairying) to' sell by Public Auction on tho on above date,, ■' WITHOUT RESERVE. ' u 80 DAIRY COWS,- mostly third ealvcrs, due August-September. . .25 mixed yearlingS ■' . 10 springing heifers, 2j to' 3 ycirs <>ld 30 weaners to store p'gs . . , 8 store cows 1 draught marc, aged, * . , 150 f.m. ewes Sir lamb (in lots) NOTE: Tho above cows ate all young, Mr. Huston haying started milking two seasons back on principally #ll heifers! He culled heavily lust season, and kept nothing but the bolt. He is going right out Of dairying, and everything i. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT" RESERVB. t ' SALE AT 12.30 p.m. Luncheon Proud. J, j "■* ' OX THE I'vitol, OMATA. ' " FRIDAY, 3. NEWTON KING , 1 JJAS received inplViU'tlons'from Mr. l!. _Bcll, who has sold, h'i* farm, to sell l.y pubic an.t'.tjn as above, ,WITISOfcT RESERVE- » 10 DA IK VCO US, fwuii.l aiij tiwrU cßiheri 5 heifer calves

5 store pijri ' > *2" breeding sows / ' * 1 t-ra;i 'mm.! i? 'Dog; cnns and lisriliws, Min.lrlas Snli> »t ] oc-'.ick. ' T.nnoWnn |'ipv'ik\l. •\ Outside entries soiicitfi). STRATFORD SPRIW llORffK VAllti .SATURDAY, 4tll SKPTKMBfcIV 1: i.;. ' 'i 1 NEWTON KING " ' ■\yiT3i sell at I<U Ifurse B«?»'ir oa tin? itbovp date: j • v? 150 IIOTiSKS, compvUiu . r !)KiiKK.\" ami UXRROKKX IH.'At,''rs, nALF-ni!Ar.:in'K UACKI*. • *n<l Mf.'HTIIAKXKSS WiVWi. ' BALK AT 11 O'CLOCK SllAKl.'. Clients arc reqnestr.l to not..' tli.it HI " •"lidrses to be offered must lie yard..,l ]\iv 10:10 o'clock on tlio i f Urn, Sale. ' ...' ENTRIES SOLICITED., NEWTON KING ifceivod instructions to n-il I>>-unc-f.imi at liis mar' i;i Dimm sir.vfc 011 SATURDAY, Srpff'tniu y 11, 1:11.1, »t 2 All tlmt ;>ippp of J.iikl. <oit<.v,'iriit;r 1 food 1 pereli, '...in;; flu. St'ct'oll ■ nnniliOTPil 157»), Town «f No'v Plymouth (Lemon Street» ii!i dwellinghouse tliprp**.

Particulars ami conditions of sale may be gepn oil, application to the A.v vioiieernor to Messrs Govett & QuiHwm, Solicitors, New Plymouth. ■f HO S; S 1 M 0 ss ■ sawmitxbr, • CARRINGTON R'UO. . • KBW '"PLYMOUTH.-, .. . Has.t*keh this opportunity .of• «>it4wicing to -.the people off New. Plvukmi'li and surrounding dlstrloti that ho hiw Re-OPENTSD hit SAWMILL, *nd fe retailing his Timber. ' It would be a benefit to any. *e(tnctor ox buildar to interview M. Sloptosft at hi» residence, VogeltoWn, or at tfin< Sawmill. ; , . ill timber dres«ed to order for Milling thronrt«ut. ' )