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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. E W T 0 X K I X G'S LIST OF SALES. , JUNE— Monday, 20—Urenui Tuesday, 27—Stratford li : 'e sale Tuesday, 27—Stony River Wednesday, 2S—lnglvwood Friday, 3D—Waiwaileailio Friday, HO—Toko. ENTRIES IXVITF.D. JO W T OX K I N G'S LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JUNESaturday. 24—11. Jones, New Plymonth, Monday, 20— G. 51. Smitli, Beaconsfield Road, Midhirst. Tuesday, 27- T. B. Wisnewski, Stony River Yards. Tuesday, 27 T. Rust, Kaimata. Wednesday, 28—C. E. Fowler, Boaeonsfield Road, Midhirst. Thursday, 29—C. H. Young, Huirangi. Thursday, 29—Stevenson and Kirk, Stony River yrads Friday, 30—Evans and Hutchin, Toko. JULY— Monday, 3—L. Meier, Warea. Monday, 3—R. F. Langman. York Road, Iluirangi. Wednesday, f>—E. J. Ro\vell, Koru Wednesday, 5—H. Lacy, Poto Road, Cardiff, Thursday, G—Green and Tyrcll, Rahotu. Thursday, G-E. T. Kneebone, Pukengahu. Tuesday, 11-H. G. Hicks, Tikorangi. Tuesday, 11—A. A. Burrell, Durham ' Road East. Wednesday, ] 2—R. J. Linn, Normanby, in conjunction with Loan Co., Hawera. Thursday, 13—C. Jago, Beaconsfield . Road, Midhirst (choice springing heifers) Thursday, 13—John Gilbert, Frankley Road. •Friday, 14—a. F. Anderson,.Strathmore. Monday, 17—James Manu White, Motonui. Monday, 11—Geo. Keighley, Road, Midhirst. Wednesday,_ in—A. Bennetts, Bird Road, Stratford Thursday, 20— T. Curran, Kaponga. I 1 rid ay, 21—Mrs. J. Jago, Beaconsfield Road, Midhirst. Wednesday. 20-John Davis, Gordon Road, Toko. Thursday, 27 —Morris Bros., Oakura. Thursday, 27—Seidel and McCormaek, Kaponga. Friday, 28— W. A. Wood. Warwick Road, Stratford. "*> STOXY RIVER YARDS. TUESDAY, JCTXE 27. NEWTON KING. sell at his yards as above—--250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE On account of Mrs. I. B. Wisnewski, who lias sold her farm—--31 dairy cows (mostly July anil August takers) 1 1 1 bull 1 2 Va-year saddle mare 2 harness 'horses 100 fat and forward empty ewes 10 sacks maize Sale at 1 o'clock. JXGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. NEWTON KINO sell at his yards as above—--40 store cows (in lots) 40 2-year in-calf heifers (in lots) 25 good 3-year in-calf heifers 30 20-month to 2-year steers 30 store and forward cows 2-J 2'/>-year to 3-year in-calf liclfers (showing down) 25 fat and forward cows 10 2-year steers. 100 mixed yearlings Also, WITHOUT RESERVE—

300 breeding ewes (gooU woolled sheep) " 8 2-tooth Roiuney rams 8 mixed cattle,'' , 100 s,m, breeding ewes Sale at 1 o'clock. STOXY RIVER YARDS (for convenience of sale). THURSDAY, JUNE 29. NEWTON KING. H A * received instructions from Messrs Stevenson and Kirk, who, as Mr. Stevenson is going to the war, must <li=solvn partnership, to sell by public autcion as above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE—gg DAIRY COWS 11 heifers in calf 81 mixed yearlings 2 Shorthorn,bulls \ 110 mixed sheep 1 fat steer, 1 forward steer, 1 stng, 9 stove cows, 3 breeding sows, 1 p.b. oo'ar, 7 store pigs, 3-year draught gelding, 5 draught mares, 2 mares and foals, ISmonth filly, hack, harness horse. I-year hack (reserve), 0 plougli collars and chains, spring carts, gig and dray harness, leading harness, 4-horse gear, McCormack mower, P. and D. Duncan 11-coulter drill and grass 'box, d.f. plough, s.f. plough, chain, tripod and disc harrows, spray pump, S-bottle Babcock tester, d.s. buggy, stack oaten sheaf (15 acres), factory shares, horse ruga, barb wire, and all farm sundries On acocunt of Mr. W. .T. Stevenson— New iron whare, S x 11, and sundries Sale at 12.30. NOTE.—The dairy cows contain a lot of second and thifd calvers, have been heavily culled, and are due to calve early. The implements are all nrnntically new.