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Taranaki Daily News, 15 March 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. JJEWTOK KIN G'fl SUPPLEMENTARY SHEEP FAIRS, Inglewood—Wednesday, March 14.' Farmers are invited to advise mi early of any entries tliey may liave loz any of these Fairs. KAfONGA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY ,MARCH 16, 1917. NEWTON KING sell by Publie Auction, subject to the niles of the Taranaki ■k Auctioneers' Association:— 80 fat and forward cows 14 bulla 20 Jlolstein weaner steers (good) 15 choice Ilolstein mealier heifers, grades 20 20-montli steers (good line)'« 30 mixed wcaners 50 young fat sheep 50 lambs 15 store pigs Sale at 1 o'clocl« KAHOTU YARDS. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. NEWTON KING. WILL sell as above, subject to the rules of the Tarano/ki Stock Akc« tioneers' Association—--40 store and forward caws 70 mixed wcaners 20 18-raonths cattle 5 bulls 3 springers CO cull lambs Sale at 1 o'clock ON TV-IE FARM, Oil ATA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1917, NEWTON KING. H AS received instructions from Messrs Austis Bros., who have sold their rami, to sell by public auction as above, VITIIOUT RESERVE—--95 grade Jersey cows, Jul" and August culvers 2 Jersey bulls 1 unbroken draught colt 5 draught horses Bradbury motor-cycle and side chair, tip dray, 2 spring traps, iji light, trap, Massey drill, nearly new, MeCorraaek mower, Deering ha}- rake, disc harrows, chain and tine harrows, 2 sled- , ges, s.f.. plough, swingletrees and chains, t 2 sets spring cart harness, dray, harness, 3 sets lead'ng harness, back bauds and chains, set buggy haine-s, i orse and cow covers, 170 r i«nr.ng posts, 130 pood strainers, barbed and pl n .irt wire, wire rotting, 10 sheets galvanised iron, 0 pig troughs, 2 scalding tubs, i.; .••asks, .'OO feet iy sinch nip'ig, 150 empty sacks, Incubati:, 3 separators (Alfa Laval. 2 slcam an.l one hand) bou-Mj.d t'nrnitm-.; ana tun* dries. LUNCHEON* PROVIDED SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. T/ie above Dairy Cows are au exceptionally good lot, the herd having been heavily culled and, with the exception of about 15, which were purchased from Mr Lancaster, of Palmerston North, have all been bred by the vendors.

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