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Taranaki Daily News, 31 May 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION >J E W T 0 X K I N G'3 . "LIST OF SALtfo. MAY— Wednesday, 31— Inglewood* JUNICFriday, 2—Waiwakaiho Friday, 2—Toko Saturday, 3—Stratford horse f*l^ Monday, s—Douglass—Douglas Tuesday, o—Stratford Wednesday, 7—lnglewood Friday, o—Ealiotu Friday, 9—Kaponga, Monday, 12—Urenui Tuesday, 13—Stony River Wednesday, 14—Inglewood Friday, 16—Waiwaikaiho Monday, 19—Douglas Tuesday, 20—Stratford Wednesday, 21—Inglewood Friday, 23—Rahotu Monday, 26—Urenui Tuesday, 27—Stratford hide sale Tuesday, 27 —Stony River Wednesday, 28—Inglewood Friday, 30—Waiwaikaiho Friday, 30—Toko. ' ENTRIES INVITED. V I ff T 0 !i KIN G'S LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JUNE— Thursday, I—Mrs, A. Langley, Duw ham Road. Monday, 5—J. Dunwoadie, Kaimata. Friday, 9—W. Cole, junr., Waitara, Thursday, 15— R. McK. Merison, Ngaere. Saturday, 10— R. F. Roebuck, New Plymouth. Wednesday, 14— H. N. Chapman, Rahotu. Monday, 19—Wm. Banks, Oakura. Wednesday, 21—Hall Bros., Awatuna. Wednesday, 21—Boniface. Bros., Beaconsfiehl Ro Thursday, 22—0. J. Herrick, Sentry Hill. Monday, 26—0. M. Smith, Beaconsfield Road, Miilhirst. Wednesday, 28-C. E. Fowler, Beaconsfiehl RoaJ, Midhjrst. Thursday, 29 H. Lang'man, Tikorangi. Thursday, 29—0. H. Young, Huirangi. Friday, 30—Evans and Hutchin, Toko. JULY— Ajonday, 3—Green and Tyrrell, Rahotu. Wednesday, S—H. Lacy. Poto Road, Cardiff. ' ' Thursday, ft—R. F. Langman, York Road, Huirangi. Thursday, B—E. T. Kneelwne, Pukengaliu. Monday, 10— J. N. Uhlettberg, Crpydon Road, Midliirst. v Wednesday, 12— R. J. Linn, Nermanby, in conjunction with Loan Co., Hawera. Friday, 14— E. McLaughlin, York Road, Miilhirst. Monday, 17—.James Manu Wlrite, Motonui. • Wednesday, 19— W. Harris, Toko. Thursday, 20— T. Curran, Kaponga, Friday, 21—Mrs. 0. Jago, Beaconsfield Read, Midhirst. . Wednesday. 20—John Savis, Gordon Road.'Tuko. Thursday, 27—Morris Bros., Oakura. Thursday, 27—Seidel and McCormack, Kaponga. Friday, 28—Mrs. J. F. Bevans, East Road, Stratford. ON THE FARM, DURHAM ROAD. THURSDAY, JUN'E 1, 1916. ' NEWTON KING. lAS received instructions from MRS. A LANGLEY, who must relinquish iii»\ j:g owing to shortage of laWor, to sell by Public Auction as above at tho fium, just close to the Durham Road fairway Station, without "reserve. OC GOOD DAIRY COWS, mostly July and August'Calvers; a young -herd the returns of which wjll be given at the sale. ' O HEIFERS IN CALF, 4 yearling heifers, 2 bulls, 13 purebred Romney ewes in lamb, bred by Mr. W. Marshal], mare in foal with fbal at foot, {-draught mare, spring cart and harness, saddle and bridle, plough, tine and chain harrows, cultivator, chaff-cutter, scalding tub, hay frame and rack, stack oaten hay, sow, 7 store pigs, milk cans, fewls, incubator, trap harness, household furniture and effects, ALSO, WITH RESERVE, The Tw« Farms on Durham Roai, 93'/;, acres, Sections 157 and 158, Block VIII.; and 44 acres, Section 10, Block VIII.; two handily situated farms which will be effered at a lew upset to clear up the Estate. Further particular* frem the Auctioneer. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock WAIWAKAIHO YARDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 2. NEWTON KING. WILL sell at his yards as above—' 45 store and forward cows 40 in-calf heifers 80 Mixed weaners 10 springing heifers 25 weaner steers 20 empty heifers 30 ewes in lamb Bale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1916. NEWTON KING. WILL sell in his Stratford Hon* Bazaar on above date— QA HORSES, including Broken w4 unbroken Draughts, HalN draughts, Harness Horses and. Sale at 1 o'cloclf.