Page 8 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 25 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. E W T OX K I\ N G'i LIST OF SALES. JULY— Tuesday, 25—Stony River i Tuesday, 23—Stratford Hide Sale Wednesday, 20—Inglewood Friday, 28—Waiwakaiho "Friday, 28—Toko Monday, 31—Douglas Entries invited, LIST OP CLEARING SALES, JULYFriday, 28-W. A. Wood, WarwicJ Road, Stratford. Monday, July 24.—L. G. Newtoa Urenui Yards Wednesday, 20—John Davit, Gordtf" Road, Toko. Thursday, 27—Morris Bros., Oaiuraj Thursday, 27—Seidel and McCop. mack, Kaponga. Monday, 31-L. C. Jennins. iWaJfce' load. AUfiUSTWednesday, 2—.)'. A. Jones, Clim^ Road, Ngaere Wednesday 2. J. S. Jone9, CHmi:' Road, Cardiff. Thursday 3. J. T.' Belcher, Cardiff (pedigree and grade Jersey cow* and heifers) Thursday, 3-E. J. Butler, Mimi. INGLEWOOD YARDS. " WEDNESDAY, JULY 2* NEWTON KING- * yyiLL sell at his yards as above'—" 40 well - grown good • conditioned 3-year springing heifers (in lots) 11 good Holstein yearling heifers 40 Shorthorn yearling heifers (wejjf grown) . 2.j yearling steers 2uo 4 and fi-tooth wethers 80 yearlings (oO heifers, 30 stem)* 20 store and forward cows 20 2-year empty heifers 200 ewes in lamb 200 ewes in lamb 380 2-tooth wethers. Safe, at 1 o'clock. GORDON" ROAD, TOKO,' WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1919. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr John Davis, who has sold his farm, to sell on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE—gg DAIRY COWS, choice Holstein* to calve August-September 6 springing Holstein heifers, in c to Jersey bull 30 Holstein mixed yearlings 1 Holstein bull ' 1 Vi-draught gelding, 7 years ;(al t , harness) I %-draught mare, 0 years (alj :''■ harness) ' 1 light hack and harness horse, 0 2 breeding sows, S store pigs 1 spring tip dray (good order), \ milk waggon (good truer), 1 R, r . and (J. s.f. plough, disc, chain and tine harrows, 3 horn s' gietrees, 3 sets harness, d plough and sundry harness, I and Donald stumping jacks, y l2i milk cans, aerator, 1 Planet Junr., 1 hand manure and seed; drill, quantity dressed and rough, timber, sundry farm tools. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , ANO EFFECTS, Etc. With Slight Reserve—- ! 4-cow Ridd bucket plant milking machine, in good order 1 Watts oil engine Sale at 12.30 o'clock. puncheon provided. NOTE.—The above cows arc all woll bred Holsteins with the exception of six, which are well bred Shorthorns. Mr. Davis has been milking for the last .12 years, and they are practically all his> r.wn breeding. He lias culled every season, and there is not a duffer in the herd. They averaged this season £lO 14s fit cow at Is 4M per lb. butter-fat. ON THE FARM, WAITARA'ROAD. MONDAY, JULY 31. NEWTON KING f-JAS received instructions from Mr. 1 Jennins. who has sold his farm, t* cell by public aue'aon as ;S>ove, WITH* OUT RESERVE—--2g JERSEY DAIRY COWS, July, to October calvers 12 2-year Jersey heifers in calf 1 pedjgree 2-year Jersey bull 4 yearling Jersey bulls 0 yearling Jersey heifers 3 fat cow, 2 store cows, 4 store pigs, s.f. plough, 4-year filly, (unbroken), set light disc harrows, good spring cart, milk cans, gig and eart harness, 30 fowls, S ducks, 2 saddles, block dray, ton O.S. chaff, 100 sacks, lawn roller, horse-dipper, 40-gal. iron boiler, garden seat, 50 yards wire netting, 10 bags wheat, Babeock tester, 25 puriri posts, half-size billiard table with accessories, farm sundries, and household furniture, including 3-piecc phisliette dining-room suite, wardrobe, ducliesse, tables, dining-room table, chest drawers, bedsteads, chairs and sundries With Slight Reservit 2 2-year draught horses 1 3-vear hack

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