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Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. Jf Jl WT 0 N KIN G'S LIST OF SALES. OCTOBER— Friday, C—Newton King's dispersal sale of pedigree Holstein Friesians Saturday, 7 —Stratford Horse Fair. Monday, !) Waiwakaiho Annual Bull Fair, 'uesday, 10—Stratford. Tuesday, 10. —Stratford springing heifer Wednesday, 11—Inglewood. Thursday, 12—Stony River Horse Fair. Friday, 13—Ralmtn. Friday, 13—Stratford Bull Fair. Monday, 10—Urenui. Tuesday, 17—Stony RiVer. Tuesday, 17—Stratford springing heifer Wednesday, 18—Kohuratahi. Thursday, 19—Inglewood Horse Fair Friday, 20—Toko.' Friday, 20—Wa iwakaiho, Monday, 23—Douglas Tuesday, 24—Stratford. . Tuesday, 24—Stratford springing heifers Wednesday, 25—Inglewood Sale and Bull Fair. Thursday, 20 Opening Sale at Ohura. Friday, 27—Raholu. Friday, 27—Kaponga. Monday.., 3C—Urenui. Tuesday, 31—Stony River. Tuesday, 31—Stratford springing lieifers ENTRIES INVITED. AT THE HAYMARKET, STRATFORD , SATURDAY, "OCTOBER 7, 1910. NEWTON KING. sell by Auction at the Haymarket, as above, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneer/ Association: 40 weaners 35 stores ' I 2 sows i 50 fencing posts 2000 feet timber Sale at 12 Noon, sharp. WAIWAKAIHO ANNUAL gULL pA I R MONDAY, OCTOBER 0. NEWTON KING hold his Annual Bull Fair at the Waiwakaiho Yards as above, and will sell, subject to the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association RulesBULLS, comprising,--2 0 to 8-year Shorthorns (pedigree) 5 2-ycur pedigree Shorthorns 0 yearling pedigree Shorthorns 25 well-bred 15-month to 2-yenr Shorthorns 8 grade Shorthorns 1 7-year pedigree Holstein 3 2-year pedigree Holsteins 0 1-year pedigree Holsteins lfl grade Holsteins 23 yearling to 15-months nedigree Jerseys 23 2-year Jerseys 14 3 to G-year j-edigree Jerseys 0 grade Jerseys Included in the above are, on account of Mr. C. F. G. Coulter, Hawkesbury, Blenheim— , id 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls by the imported bulls, "Soumise . Majesty" and ''Soumise Jack" (Leaflets on application). On account Mr. H. B. Leppcr— t 8 2-year pedigree Jersey Bulls 8 yearling pedigree Jersey bulls 1 5-yonr pedigree Sultan Jersey bull "Mamy's Campanile Sultan," by Sultan"—"Maray" On account Mr. H. Purdie—--3 yearling pedigree Jersey bulls On account of Mr. H. L. Spenco— ■' 4 2-year pedigree Jersey Bulls : On account Mr. A.- Harold Street—--2 2-year pedigree Holstein bulls 6 yearling pedigree Holstein bulls 2 grade Holstein Bulls On account of Mr. H. Sax'ton-^ 1 7-year pedigree Holstein 'bull, \ "Dominion'' 1 2-year pedigree Holstein bull by "Dominion" On account of Mr. C. O. Hawke—--3 pedigree Jersey Bulls, by "Grand master." On account of Mr. e-2 yearling pedigree Jersey bulls On account of Messrs. A. J. and W. I'opliss—. 19 15-month to 2-ycar well bred Shorthorn bulls, bred by Mr. C. Topliss, Motonui, and J. J. Chapman, Tongaporutu On account Mr. A. Street—--1 8-year pedigree Shorthorn bull, "Carnegie II." On account of Messrs. Turnbull an-3 Son, Sentry Hill—--4 2-year milking Shorthorn Bulls, eligible for milking Shorthorn Herd Book. 0 15-month milking Shortnor:i Bulls, eligible for milking Shorthorn Herd Book. 2 grade Shorthorn Bulls On account of Mr. W. Brown—--2 Pedigree 3-year Jersey bulls, by K.C.B, from Mr. Day's stock. .ENTRIES HAVE NOW CLOSED. Sale" at'll3o o'clock sharp. All Bulls must be .yarded ,bj 11 a.m. F. A. CRAMER' THE PIONEER BAKER, CATERER & PASTRYCOOK. REGAL STREET, STRATFOKD. TEA IOOMS, FTOADWAY. • Old Friends and New Cordially Wei- ..""",' '\'"~ jpwe4 ~-"'.~ ■■.7"." , ~.