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Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1915, Page 8

ÜBUTI SPRING SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1015. NEWTON KING boll at his yards as above-* 85 2-year empty heifera 30 2i/2-year steera 12 3'/ B -year bullocks CO store and forward cow» 80 15-month steers CO 15-months heifers 10 springing heifer 3 10 fat heifers 30 fat wethers 8 dairy bulls 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 2 young draught horses by Tincolt Tom 2 good haeka WAIWAKAIHO YARDS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. newtoHTking L sell at his yards as above 70 15-month steera 35 store and forward cows 80 yearling and 15-months heiterj 25 2 year empty heifers 12 bulls 12 '2'/!'-year steer* 20 springing heifers

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OK PEDIGREE .MILKING SHORTHORN? FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2G. NEWTON KING WAS received instructions from MR. GORDON SALWAY, whose ser> vices fcavo, been accepted for the Front, to sell bv Public Auction &t_ the Farm, Bell Block, as above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE the whole of his Pedigree and Grade Milking Shorthorns, including the fl head imported from tho Darbalara Stud Farm, New South \Vales, as follows—

1 3-year Pedigree Bull "Rose Prince of Darbalara" (imp.), by Emblem of Darbalara—Rose of Bolaro, 1 4-year pedigree cow "Dainty VII" (imp.), by Trenton—Dainty 11, Ist prize winner 2-year Cow in Milk, Sydney Royal Show, 1914 1 4-vear pedigree cow "Camelia XI" (imp.), by Playboy—Camelia VI. I IG-monJh pedigree bull "Camelia's Prince" (imp.), by Radium of Darbalara—Camelia XI 1 iS-month pedigree heifer "Lady Mary" (imp.), by Cameo— Dainty VII 2 pedigree bull calves by Rose Prince of Darbalara out of Dainty VII and Camelia XI 9 pedigree Shorthorn cows registered in New Zealand Milking Shorthorn Herd Book 19 grade Shorthorn cows in milk 5 pedigree bull calves (registered) out of New Zealand registered cows by Rose Prince of Darbalara. 1 pedigree heifer calf by . Rose Prince of Darbalara. 4 grade bull calves 1 grade heifer calf Half-draught Mare, Milk Cart, Harness Roller, Chain Disc and Tyne Harrows, Mare and Foal, Manure Distributor, 2 tons Slag, 75-gallon Baltic Separator, Milk Cans and Buckets, Long Shafter Gig and Harness, and Sundries. With Slight Reserve—--1 3-bucket L.K.G. Milking Machine with Lister Engine (installed 2 months) Luncheon Provided. SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. Catalogues on Application. It is in the best interests of Beekeeper* that we advise them to see our BEEHIVES and obtain quotations. We supply nine' tenths of the Beekeepers in Taranaki Ten and twelve-frame hives made. Send for prices and particulars to the HAWERA SASH AND DOOR 00 QUIN BROS., Proprietors, THE OLD SAYING "Anticipation exceeds realisation" is all right in a general way, but it does not apply to W. H. PREECE'S hairdressing and shaving saloon. Comfortable chairs, clean and wholes o m e surroundings thoroughly hygienic methods, keen razors, and expert tradesmen, make Preece's "the" saloon. Four chairs, no waiting. TOBACCO, PIPES, CIGARETTES OF ALL THE WANTED KINDS. P R E E C E' DEVON STREET CENTRAL.