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Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING'S SUPPLEMENTARY SHEEP FAIRS. Kohuratahi—Wednesday, March 7. Ohura—Thursday, March 8 Waiwakaiho—Friday, March 9. •Inglewood—Wednesday, March 14 Farmers are invited to advise me early of any entries they may have for any of these Faira. KOHL'RATAHI SUPPLEMENT vi; y SHEEP PAIR. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1917 NEWTON KING. soil in his Kohuratahi Yardi on above dateSgQQ MIXED SHEEP, comprising--1600 f.m. ewes 400 2, 4 and 6-tooth ewes 350 2-tooth ewes ■ 700 2-tooth wethers 850 2-tooth wethers 100 4-tooth wethers 500 4 and C-tooth wethers C2O lambs On account of Messrs Cleland Bros., tV-eir annual draft of—--700 4 and a-year ewes (one ear« mark) Sale at 1 o'clock ON THE'FARM, BELL BLOCK. THURSDAY, MARCH 8 ' NEWTON KING. JJAS received instructions from Mr. J Walker, who lias sold his farm, tc sell as above, WITHOUT RESERVE--30 dairy cows, July-August calms 16 weaners 1 fat bull. XOTE.—These cows are mostly young, carrying their 2nd and 4th calves, and have been heavily culled. Sale at 1 o'clock. Waiwakaiho yard? Friday, march 9 NEWTON KING. sell at his yards as above, sanjeet to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association: •10 store and forward cows 50 mixed weaners / 3 springers 120 fi-tooth and f.m. eweb : (10 fat and forward iambs 2."> fat sheen 3 choice Jersey springing heiiers 3 choice Jersey springing cows « Sale at 1 o'clock. MONDAY, MARCH 12. NEWTON KING sell :•.: aids as abu.c ject to t; i; ~< of the Tar Slock Auctioneer.;,' A-oe atioiv Entries- invited PLYMOUTH 11IDK, -HKi ■ WOOL an'd TALLOW s.V.I-> HIDKS, r.\l.F-Kl\< SAi.KS EVEin Kii!.'!! .wi-:kk XEXT SALE: TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1917. Consignments received between nt any time during working hours. Advice Cards and a;j!re.-.i labc implication. Good coi'.iuitli.ion ss>i L A-. NOLAN & CO. NE \Y PI.YM;) VT It Hide Store, Gill- Stm t. Famous %» 4 Remover. Have your carpets and furniture cleaned by our iaui,.:i.. Kh-.-i ric Cleuiier. It will pay you. W t sharpen all classes of tools and insltumentf—nothing too large, nothing too small. They are a pleasure to use afterwards. A filter of keys and opener of safes. A. CRISTIANSEN. & Co. '•» N AND LOCKSMITH. 'Pbone 180 207 Devon St., N.P.