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Taranaki Daily News, 17 November 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. JJEWTON KING'S LIST OK SALES. NOVEMBERFriday, 17— Toko". Friday, 17 —Waiwakaihq ' Monday, 20—Douglas. Tuesday, 21—Stratford Springing Heifera Wednesday, 22—Inglewood, Friday, 24—Rahotu. Friday, 24—Kaponga. Monday, 27—Urenui. Tuesday, 28—Stony Biver. AT THE HALMAUKET, STRATFORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ib, NEWTON KING. Sell by Public Auction, at thi4 Haymarket, ag above—• SO Weanera 38 Stores •10 good Stores 2 pedigree Berkitfire Bom t a Courtland Waggon. ■>*

Sale at 12 Noon. Sharp- * - ■( iripTJ DOUGLAS SALE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, lSlfl,) . ... NEWTON KING,; |W ILL EC " i" his Douglas Yarili above date, subject to the Tarat naki Auctioneers' Association Rules-^.' 300 HEAD MIXED CATTLE ' Sale at 1 o'cloeKi.

AT THE MART, STRATFORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18. „ T. LAMASON, J Will Sell— l POULTRY, ' VEGETABLES,' FURNITURE, comprising:— ' Duchess, Dressing Table, Marble-top V/ashstand, Kitchen Dresser and Tables, Oil Stove and Oven, Child's Cot, general assortment 'of Crockery, Carpenter's Tool Chest njd Tools, Lawn Mower, and Sundries. ~ Also, Long-almfter Gig and Harness* Double' Buggy and Harness (good) part sets Gig Harness, 14-gall ' '.pper and Stand, singlefurrow .Plough, and a quantity oj Factory-cured Bacon.

i Sale at 12.30 Sharp. TIMBER AND.CORRUGATED■IRQX, 1 On behalf of the ICew Picture Tlieatrej Proprietors, will lie 1 sold on the Site, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, Particulars Later. g'PRING QATTLE 'pAII* MANGAHAO YARDS, "PAHIATUA, THURSDAY,' NOVEMBER 23 *l9lO, Start at 11,30 sharp, fHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COv OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,.'LTD. (formerly ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD.) will offer on behalf of the following Clients—Balfour Estate, John Dick, J. D. Piper, Murphy Bros., Jt Casolberg, A. Crawford, J. Y. Crawfordi Priest's Estate, Clioekley Bros., W, Mitchell, J. B. Rose, W. Campbell, A, D. Eglinton, A. Dron, C. J. Davidson, A. Knox, G. Scales, A. Knight, Atkinson Bros., A. McKay, \V.. Hanna, J. Burch,' J. McKay, H. W. Giesen, H. Hunt, G. J. Swan, G. 11. Suisted, B. J. Bengston, C. A. Herbert, W. Wright, R. C. Ellingham, A. H. Ahrens, G! D. Smith, R. J, Smith, C. Smith, J. Willis, and others—» their annual drafts of cattle as . fol> low:

1750 HKAD CA ' rTLE - e ° m P r ' v ing—--450 3-year steers (to be drafted) 145 2-year steers (to be drafted), 10(J 4-year steers (to be drafted 1 ) 125 fat and forward cows (to bej drafted) 120 empty store cows (to be drafted)! 50 fat bullocks f 50 fat and forward steers ' 30 Shorthorn and Hereford 2-yeaJJ heifers (empty) 40 empty 2-year heifers 50 yearling to IS-montlis steers 30 yearling to IS-montlis heifers 50 empty Hereford and Shorthorn| cows (one earmark) 20 Polle'i Anaus cows, ■ with' calves 10 prime fat Shorthorn cows 45 yearling Hereford steers (on<f earmark)' 30 yearling Hereford steers (onq earmark) 25 yearling Hereford heifers .(-OHCt « earmark) 50 yearling dairy heifers 25 cows and calves 30 mixed-sex Shorthorn yeaning* (Station line) 25 2-year-old Hereford steers (on^

ear-mark) 20 2-year-old Shorthorn heifers 25 fat and forward Polled Angiw Hereford cows 20 3-year Shorthorn steers 135 3-year Steers 50 fat and forward cowr 25 fat and forward "X locks . Further Entrie; Solicit#^ o. c. coarsC* Auctioneers