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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION NEWTON KING LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JUNE— Thursday, 28— E. J. Ivirkwood, Stratford. Friday, 29 J. R. McMillan, Ngaere. JULY— Monday, 2—H. Lincliam, Midhirst. Tuesday, 3—T. Curran, Kaponga. Wednesday 4—Geo. Down, Stratford yard. Wednesday 4- J. Kilsby JTariki), Stratford yards, springing heifers. Thursday, 5—J. Roguski, Norfolk Rd. Wednesday 11 —W. J. Bowman, Pukearuhe. Wednesday, 11—A. .T. Campbell, Esk Road, Stratford. Thursday 12—Bowman, Ackworth Rd., Lepperton. Thursday 12 —A. Walker, Tuna. Friday, l.'i—Joseph Gray, Monmouth Road, Stratford. Monday, 10— G. S. Taylor, Urenul. Wednesday 18— R. Home, Tojto. Thursday, 19— W. Brown, Cardiff. Thursday, 19—Symons Bros.,.Pungarehu. Friday, 20— N. Thorpe, Stratford. Friday, -20—Mrs. M. A. Miller, Warea Wednesday, 25—A. D. Gray, Okato. Thursday 20— F. H. Sampson, Sentry Hill. Thursday 26 F. J. Moore, Robson Road, Ngaere. AUGUSTThursday, 2—A. Ellis, Oxford Road, Okato. Wednesday, S—H. Stones (pedigree and grade Jerseys), Rahotu i yards. TOKO SALE. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917„ NEWTON KING sell in his Toko Yards on above date—--80 HEAD MIXED CATTLb. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. DOUGLAS SALE. MONDAY, JULY 2, 1917. NEWTON KING Yy/ILL sell in his Douglas Yards on above date: — 2QO HEAD MIXED CATTLE 180 4 and 6-tooth wethers 200 lambs SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. ELTHAM ROAD, KAPONGA. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1917. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. T, Curran, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell on the property on above date:— WITHOUT RESERVE 74 dairy cows, July and August calvers 9 mixed yearlings 85 forward lambs 1 brake mare (aged) 1 harness mare, 0 years, quiet. 2 unbroken geldings, rising 3 yrs. 1 18-month fillv 1 boy's pony 1 good hack J gig and harness 1 long shafter gig 1 pony, gig and harness 1 sow with litter 3 sows in pig 10 store pigs 11 slips 30 cow covers, 1 s.f. plough, Adriana hay rake, 1 brake, dray, 11 milk ■ cans, light trap, swingletrees and chains, grindstone, 2 5-ton stumping jacks, hammer and wedges, 2 cross-cut saws, 3 hand saws, safe, 2 ladders, scythe, IS-gallon copper and stand, 2 saddles, potatoes, tools and sundry implements, etc. Also Household Furniture and Effects. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 5-cow Ridd milking machine Also on account) of T. Sovrman—- , 1 pedigree Jersey cow 1 pedigree Jersey heifer 1 grade Jersey cow Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. The above herd has been inspected by my agent, who can recommend it to anyone requiring first-class young cows. Mr. Curran has culled heavily, and buyers will reap the benefit. The implements and furniture are also in firstclass order. Mr. Curran has been farming for a number of years, and this is his first clearing sale. NOTICE. RESIDENTS of New Plymouth, .1 motion Road, and Inglewood District, are notified that I have taken up tlm Motor Bus Run lately carried on by Mr. W. Jackson between New Plymouth aii.l Inglewood. Customers may rely on strict attention to messages, parcels, etc. Send your parcels through me—it will pay you'. My fares are all cheaper than train. My motto will be to please my customers. E. J. BAKER, 'Proprietor. If I please vou tell others; if not. tell ma.