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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1915, Page 8

JSJEWTON KING'S LIST OF SALES. OCTQBERMonday ( 18 —Urenui. Tuesday, 19—Kaliotu. Tuesday, 19—Stratford Hide, Skia and Wool Sale. Tuesday, 19—Stratford Heifers. Wednesday, 20—Kohuratahi. Wednesday, 20—Clearing sale, pedigree Jerseys, E. Griffiths, New Plymouth. Friday, 22—Waiwakaiho. Monday, 25—Toko. Tuesday, 26—Stratford. Wednesday, 27—Stony River. Friday, 2&—Kaponga. Entries Invited. AT THE HAYMARKET, STRATFORD. \ ~~ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. NEWTOfT KING sell by Public Auction as above : 40 weaners 23 stores 3 sows 1 4-year-old pony (sound and quiet) Fencing posts, ploughs ALSO-" i 4000 feet of timber SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK.

URENUI YARDS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. At 11 o'clock sharp. NEWTON" KING H as received instructions from Mr. C. N. Rowe f to offer at the Urenui Yards as aboveAged mare by Wildwood (Stud Book) Black filly, 4. years, by Goldwood— Miss Edie. 2-year Filly by Craigernsky—Miss Edie Yearling colt by Lord Ashley—Miss Edie. Aged mare by Oleaveland —Lady Maud (Stud Book). . 4-year Colt by Huon JJerlin —Trixie, 3-year Colt by Bonaparte—Trixie. Yearling filly by Phosphorus— I Trixie 5-year plough mare. Hack, "Paddy" Hack. 4-year Half-draught colt 3-year Half-draught colt. 3-year filly by Huia. 3-year Thoroughbred filly. Several unbroken hacks. Single buggy pole and shafts. Wagonette.

URENTJI YARDS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. NEWTON" KINO sell at his yards a3 above—--50 fat ewes 30 ewes and lamb 3 10 pedigree yearling to 4-year Jersey bulls 15 Shorthorn and Holstein bulla GO mixed yearlings 45 springing heifers On account of Mr. W. G. Glassford—--12 prime fat bullocks 1 pedigree Holstein bull "Nazlis King" Sale at 12.30 p.m.

RAHOTU YARDS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 NEWTON" KING sell at his yards as above-■ 3Q.0 MIXED YEARLINGS SO mixed yearlings 15 store and forward tows 20 springers 18 dairy bulls %-draught filly by ' Garry Owt Sale at 12.30 p.m.

STRATFORD SPRINGING HEIFER SALE. Ti'KSD.W, OCTOBER 19. NEWTON" KING sell by public auction as above—--75 SPRINGING HEIFERS Sale at 12 o'clock. J)ISPERSAL gALE. HONEYFIELD JERSEY HERD. At 11.15 a.m. Sharp. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. AT THE FARM, BELL BLOCK.

6 of the cows are under SEMI-OFFICIAL TEST. (3 are second oalvers.) Tlitv are Averaging Daily Each: 40 LBS. MILK with 5.4 TEST. This yield is equal to 67 LBS BUTTER-FAT EACH. For the Month of October. THEY ARE USEFUL COWS— , 10 others have Semi-Official Tests, Twenty-six of the cows are in milk, and others calve soon after the Sale. Most of them are young cows which have proved themselves; and practically every une h fit to "found" a herd of great butter-fat producers for any man. NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER. The now famous Dingo Embrocation, or Training Oil, can be bought from the following saddlers:—R. Edwards (New Plymouth), A. J. Kibby (Waitara), Purehas and Son (Urenui and Uruti), C. Meuli (Eltham), E. Croasman (Tariki ana Inglewood), T. C. Street (Okato), T. J. Mildenhall (Opunake), E, Tob!ei (Okaiawa), S, Aylward mesa), Cosgrovt Mid Co. (Mmia), «t*