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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1916, Page 8

SALES.BY AUCTION,. . JJ EWT 0 N KI N G'S LIST OF SALES. JULY— Monday, 24—Urenui Tuesday, 25—Stony River Tuesday, 25—Stratford Hide Sale Wednesday, 28—Inglcwoo-i Friday, 28—Waiwakaiho Friday, 28—Toko Monday, 31—Douglas Entries invited LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JULYMondav, 24 J. Salcsburv, Man<*orei Friday, 28— W. A. Wood, Warwick Load, Stratford. Monday, July 24.—L. G. Newton, Urenui Yards Wednesday, 20—John Davi9, Gordon Road, Toko. Thursday, 27—.Morris Bros,, Oalcura. Thursday, 27—Seidel and McCormack, Kaponga. Monday. 31—L. C. Jennins, Waitara road. , AUGUST— Wednesday. 2—J. A Jones, Climie Road, Xgaere Thursday 3. J. T. Belcher, Cardiff (pedigree and grade Jersey cows and heifers) Thursday, 3—E. J. Butler, Mimi. ■•■ UREXUI YARDS. MONDAY, JULY 24. newtonPking. sell at his yards as above! 350 2-tooth wethers (good) 70 fat ewes and wethers (prime) 100 4 and 6-tootli wethora 75 f.m. ewes in lamb 80 f.f.m. ewes in lamb 30 good yearling heifers 10 fat cows 15 springers 1 breeding sow 10 good dairy cows On account of Mr. L. G. Newton, who is giving up dairying, JQ GOOD DAIRY COWS, August and September ealvers 4-bucket Ridd machine Nearly new 90-gallon Alpha Laval separator (only in use sW months) 5 sows with litters Cream cans Clients are requested to note that tin; sale of c'airy cows will commet.ee at 11 o'clock sharp. , ELTIIAM ROAD, KAPONGA. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1916. NEWTON KING- ' JJAS received instructions from Messrs Saidcl and McCormack, who have dissolved partnership, on account of Mr. -McCormack going to the Front, to sell on the farm on above date gg DAIRY COWS, July, August and September ealvers, nearly all young, in pink of condition, machine milked, and absolutely sound 1 gelding, aged, all liar- '' ness 1 gelding, 1 years, splendid gig horse 1 mare, aged, all liarnesj 1 milk waggon, good order (carry 14 cans) 1 spring dray, in good order 1 gig, in good order Harness for waggon, dray and gig 1 Duncan s.f. plough, 1 Noxon mower, swingletrees, tools, 10 J milk cans, etc., etc. With Slight Reserve 1 4-cow Eureka milking machine, . releaser, buckets (in good order) 1 4-h.p. Clough kerosene engine (in good order) 1 grey gelding, 8 years, all harness 1 3-year gelding, unbroken, by "Rothschild Lad" 1 pedigree Holstein bnll, "Roger" 90 shares Kaponga Dairy Co. Sale at 12.30 p.m. Luncheon provided. NOTE—This herd can be recommend ed to the most fastidious dairymen They will have returned over £2O pe; cow for milk alone this season, anc there is not an unsound cow in the herd As Mr. McCormack is accepted for tin Front, everything must be sold. WARWICK ROAD, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1910. NEWTON KING. JJAS received instructions from MR, W. A. WOOD, whose lease has expired, to sell on the farm on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE. 1g DAIRY COWS, Shorthorn and and Jersey cross, to calve Aug., Sept. 2 heifers, in milk 1 springing grade Jersey heifer 8 calves 3 horses 1 sow with, litter of ten 1 new Duncan s.f. plough, 1 se! swingletvees, 1 sledge, milk car' and harness, 1 10-ton stumpin; jack, 4 milk cans, buckets cnoler, cowrugs, fowls, chain? quantity of roofing iron, »»;, errs, etc. t'alc at 12.30 o'clock. •r-N-aiEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—Mr. Wood has been milkinj on the farm for the last five years Cows are practically all young. Short horn and Jersey cross, they have beei culled every year, and being only a smal herd, every cow can be recommendei with confidence. They have returnei this season £l9 4$ per cow for mill alone.