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Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1916, Page 11

SALES BY AUCTION E W T 0 X K I X G'9 LIST OF SALES. JULY— Friday, 1 -I—Wa iwa ka ill o Monday, 17—Douglas Tuesday, IS—Strat/ord "^yi > " l l ,lcs d n y, 10—I«glewooil Friday, 21—liahotu Monday, 24—Urenui Tuesday, '2s—Stony River Tuesday, 25—Stratford Hide SaM Wednesday, 2fi—lnglewood Friday, 28—Wahvakaiho Friday, 28—Toko Monday, 31—Douglas Entries invited. LIST OF CLEARING 3ATJM, JULY— Friday, 14—A. F, Anderson, Strath', more. Monday, 17—James Manu White, Motonui. Wednesday, 19 A. J. Dempsev, Rowan. Thursday, 20-A. Bennett's, Bird Road, Stratford Thursday, 20—Jordan Bros., Oaonul. Thursday, 20-Estate late C. Gray, Motunui. Friday, 21— F. Kothery, at Rahotu Yards. Monday, 24 J. Salesbury, Mangorel Wednesday, 20—John Davis, Gordon Road, Toko. Thursday, 27—Morris Bros., Oakur*. Thursday, 27—Seidel and McCormack, Kaponga. Friday, 28— W. A. Wood, Warwick Road, Stratford. Monday, 31—L. C. Jennins, Waitara road. AUGUSTThursday 3. J. T. Belcher, Cardiff (pedigree and grade Jersey cows and heifers) OX THE FARM, MOTUNL7

MONDAY, JULY 17. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions frijm MR. JAMES MANU WHITE, whose leases have expired, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE. JQ DAIRY COWS 16 weaners 10 half to three-quarter draught horses (good) Hay rake, chain harrows, 2 sets disc harrows, reaper and binder, double furrow Booth McDonald plough, tyne harrows, McCormick mower, 2-yard dray, harness and farm sundries. NOTE.—These cows aro a good lot, which during the 1914-15 season aveir.ged 20 r >lb butter-fat. The horses are i'ood and well worthy of attention lUNCHEON PROVIDED Bale at 12,30 o'clock AT THE HAYMARIvIiT, STRATFORR SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1910. NEWTON KING. 'yyiLL sell by Public Auction at tlu Haymarket, as above; 50 weaners 40 stores 1 sow, close to furrowing 2 pedigree boars 1 milk cart 1 set harness 50 fencing posts Sale at 12 (noon) sharp.

DOUGLAS SALE. MONDAY, JULY 17, 1910 NEWTON KING WILL Sell in his Douglas Yards Oa above date: 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLk gQQ MIXED SHEEP, Including, 200 '2-tooth ewes 250 f.m. ewes 200 hoggets 60 2, 4, and 6-tooth wethers Sale at 1 o'clock. ON THE FARM, AUROA. MONDAY, JULY 17 At 12 o'clock THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATtVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., tIAVE received instructions from MRS ANDERSON, who Ims sold her farm and is g'ving up dairying, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE. AO COWS, early culvers 9 choice heifers in cftlf 8 yearling heifers 10 fat sheep 20 store pigs 2 fat pigs 3 sows 1 boar laged gelding, any trial 1 4-year gelding, any trial 1 mare, any trial 25 fowls and ducks, spring dray, trap, gig, lever plough, tine harrows, milk cans and buckets, pig troughs and casks, (10-ga.lioii boiler, etc., all the' household furniture, including beds, chairs, tables, etc, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 chelloner and duchess pair

NOTE.—These cows have been cal*fully milked and cared for, and culled heavily, and the returns are nearly £2O per cow for the past, season. The heifers were* especially picked out for the vendor's own use. ' Dairymen should not miss this sale. T-UKCIIK 'X PKOVinm

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