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Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1916, Page 8

I\ SALES BY AUCTION, £W.T 0 » KIN G'tf LIST OF SALES, AUGUSTTuesday, 2D—Stratford. , Tuesday, 29—Stratford Heifer Wednesday, 30—Ingle wool}. SEPTEMBERThursday, 21 - Waiwakailfo HoraJ ■, I'air. r |> Entries invited.. " LIST OF CLEARING SALES, AUGUST— \ Tuesday, 29—Tom Davis, In Strata ford Dairy Yards. Thursday, Sept. 14.—J, Dravitzskl. Ratapiko SEPTEMBER— Friday, I—R, Mounsey, Bird Ro'adV Stratford. Thursday, 7—Estate John Cowetk Oakura, , ' * OCTOBER- ' Friday, 6—Newton King's Pedigre< Holsteins at Bell Blocks INGLEWOOD YARDS, " WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, -' NEWTON KING* WILL sell by auction as above, snW ct to tlio Taranaki StSsM Auctioi :ers' Association's Rulei{ » 50 store and forward cowl 40 yearling steers 12 springing heifer# 50 hoggets i 30 in-calf heifel 00 yearling heifers , 10 dairy cows 30 2-year empty heifers fi bulls 2 hacks 80 yearling steers 70 good ewes in lamb • Sale at 1 o'clock RAHOTU YARDS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I, NEWTON KING sell as above, subject to thj Taranaki Stock Auctioneers Asoei* ation's Rules.— 120 yearling to 15-month steers 50 mixed yearlings 10 fat and forward cow 20 springing heifera 5 bulls On account of Tai Warea, 12 dairy cow.<j (whole herd) 4 store cows ,j 10 yearling heifera ' >'■ Sale at 1 o'clock.

BIRD ROAD, STRATFORD, ; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 19ia NEWTON KING? fIAS received instructions frdffli 'lltr. R. Mounsey, who has sold his farm, to s<;ll on the property on above date, subject to the Taranaki Stock Auction eers' Association's Rules, WITHOUT RESERVE-* ■ DAIRY COWS, Jersey-Shorthora calved since July 25. II dairy cows, Jersey-Shorthorns springing '4 2-year heifers, Jersey strain G yearling heifers by "BelVederJ Storm" 3 grade Jersey calves 1 2-ycar pedigree Jersey heifer,' "Maori Chief"—"Birdie's iPet" ' 1 1-year pedigree Jersey heifer, "Cherry's Duke"—"Birdie's Pet"1 pedigree Jersey bull,*"Belvederq Storm," rising 3 years 2 A to 2-draught mares, 6 and S| j years '4 hack and harness horse? to "Cea« eral Joubert," 2 to 4 year# 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 5 pedigree Berkshire sows 1 4 pedigree Berkshire boara," 3^ months 8 meaner pigs 7 'ewes in lamb' t 6 39-gallon oak Darrels, 5 milk cans, buckets, pltrhger, 400-gaU ' tank, meat safe, double and s.f. ploughs, 1 hillside plough, mower, Masse v-Harria cultivator, * *f Planet Junr., tine, chain alid tripod harrows, 1 double buggy (good order), spring trap, one %-shaft gig, buggy harness, chains, sundry harness, quantity manure, SO fully-paid-up shared Xgaere factory, sundries, etc, Sale at 12.30 p.m. The above cows are a splendid lot ahA in good condition. They are second toj fourth calvers and averaged for the season over £2O per cow, with an average ■ test of 4.2. Included in this average were five 3-year heifers and nine 2-yea< heifers. TARANAKI MOTORS. LTD., ELTHAM, . ' M. prepared to undertake any clas| of motor engineering work. Largest and best equipped plant be« tween Wellington and Auckland, ia charge of experienced and skilled mechanics. ... No need to send away ■ to the big centres for any work required. : ' Motor-car accessories in stock. GENERAL CARRYING WOR& The Company 'lms takcii over tTi(t South Taranaki portion of the business of the Taranaki Motor Transport Co., and, with its fleet of Daimlers, is prepared to do carrying work in any par# of the district, : ( W. CHRISTOFFEL, General Manager.