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Taranaki Daily News, 7 September 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. JJ EWT 0 N KI N G'B LIST OF SALES. SEPTEMBERFridiiy, B—Waiwakaiho. Monday. 11.—A. Hunter, Wortletf Road, luglewood; also Douglas. Tuesday, 12—Stratford Springing Heifers. Tuesday, 12—Stratford Wednesday, 13—Inglewoofl. Wednesday, 13-0. H. West, Hui' kawa. Thursday, 14— J. Dravitztki, Rata> piko. Friday, 15—Rahotu. Monday, 18—Urenui. Tuesday, 19—Stony River. Tuesday, 19—Stratford Hide Sale Tuesday, lfl-Stratford Springing Heifers Wednesday, 20—Inglewoodj I Thursday, 21—Waiwakaiuo Hors* Fair. Friday, 22-Waiwakaikoj Friday, 22—Toko. " ' Monday, 25—Douglas.. Tuesday, 2ft—Stratford Springing ■ Heifers, Tuesday, 2d—Stratford. Wednesday, 27—Inglewood, Friday, 20—Rahotu. Friday, 29.—Kaponga, OCTOBER— Friday, o—Newton King's Pedigrrt Tlolsteins at Bell Block. Thursday, 12—Stony River HofS«" Fair. ENTRIES INVITED. WAIWAKAIHO YARDS. . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, lfilfll NEWTON KING. jL se 'l as above, subject to th» Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association Rules— GO store and forward cowf 25 store cows 30 15-month Shorthorn heiferg 10 choice 15-month Jersey heifer* 20 empty heifers 100 mixed yearling} •53 mixed yearlings 30 springing cow» and heifer* Sale at 1 o'clock. WORTLEY ROAD, INGLEWOOD. MtNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, .1018 NEWTON KING. fTAS received instructions from MR, A. HUNTER (who is leaving for the front), to sell by auction, subject to the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association's Rules, the whole of his lirg snd dead stock as under, WITHOUT RESERVE ■J () DAIRY COWS, mostly young grade Holsteins G 2-year springing heifers 33 yearling heifers (good) 1 3-year Holstein bull 4 store co'.vs 2 harness marcs 2 pigs, 12 fowls, calves, milk cart and harness, gig and harness, 11 coulter Masscy Harris drill (nc\v),.s.f. Hornsby plough, hillside plough, disc, tyne and chain harrows, chaff-cutter, 5 milk cans, stack hay, 20 shares Moa Dairy Company, 8 shares Inglewood Bacon Co., bacon, pig barrels, roo/ling iron, farm took, household furniture and sun. dries. luncheolTprovided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

Also, his two properties situated o:» Wortley Eoad, as under, (34 ACRES, freehold, section 225, block 13, Egmont Survey District, all in grass, mostly ploughed, H miles from Ing'.owood and ( factory, S-room-xl house 0-bail cowshed, calfhouse, trapshed, pig styes, implement shed and other out* biiilding-;. Q1 ACHES 2 ROODS, freehold, section 242, block 4, Egmont Survey District, all in grass, mostly ploughed, H miles from Inglui wood and factory. NOTE.-As Mr. Hunter has enlist-:! lor the front he i s therefore very anxious to dear up his two properties. Being so handily situated to Inglewond those two nice little farms should be ivi-H worth inspection, and will be ;J!'ered at 2 o'clock. The dairy cows «ro jood, having averaged £l4 5s for milk alone hist season. TO DAIRY FARMER? i THE ATJTO MILKING MACHINE COMPANY These machines are now on the market, and are up-to-date in every particular, being equally suitable for large or small herds, the capacity being from 24 to 50 cows per hour. Every part is of the best, and we claim the machines are second to none. The "Auto" Cup !s a special feature of these machines. Ik leaves the teats in natural condition, will not fall off, and is also a clean and fast milker. To ai.yono interested in milking machines, we shall be pleased to show same in working order. DO NOT BUY a MACHDTE TIIX YOU HAVE SEEN THE "AUTO." Full particulars as to prices, etc., on application to The N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.. Agents. H A W E R A,