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Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JULY— Monday, 16—I*. G. Yeates, Frankley Road. Wednesday 18— R. Home, Toko. Thursday, 19— W. Brown, Cardiff. Thursday, 19—Symons Bros., Pungarchu. Friday, 20— N. Thorpe, Stratford. Friday, 20 —Mrs. M. A. Miller, Warea Friday 20— J. Fay, Huirangi Monday, 23—L. Jensen, Norfolk Rd., Inglewood, Wednesday, 25—A, D. Gray, Okato. Thursday 26 F. H. Sampson, Sentry Hill. Monday, 30—M. Hopson's Estate and J. H. Hopson, Bristol Road, Inglewood, AUGUSTTliursday, 2—Geo. Lamb, Junction road, Inglewood. Thursday, 2—A. Ellis, Oxford Road, Okato. Thursday 2—A. J. Perrott, Huiroa Wednesday, B—II. Stones (pedigree and grade Jerseys), Rahotu yards. Thursday, B—Mrs Mercer, Waitara STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1017, NEWTON KING sell in his Stratford Yards on above date:— 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including:— 40 2%-year steers 00 store and forward cows 90 yearling steeu 50 yearling heifere 300 ewes 200 lamba WITHOUT RESERVE 33 2-year empty heifer 9 IN THE SPRINGER YARDS 18 3-year springing heifers, close to profit. Sale at 1 o'clock, ON THE FARM, PUNGAREHU THURSDAY, JULY 10, NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Messrs Symons Bros, to sell by Public Auction as above— WITHOUT I'ESERVE 75 daiiy cows 15 pedigree Ayrshire cows 6 2-year pedigree Ayrshire springing heifers 3 pedigree Ayrshire bulls 2 2-year springing heifers C pedigree Ayrshire yearling heifers 1 pedigree Berkshire boai 2 pedigreo Berkshire sows (S:ptember) 4 pedigree Berkshire beafs (0 months) 2 pedigree Berkshire sows (July and August) 1 pedigree Berkshire boar imported 17 store pigs 9 milk cans 40-feet milk chute, vat and tray. Pig troughs, barrels, etc.

Luncheon Provided Sale at 12 noon Slight reserve on the yearling heifer;, the 2 early'sows and the imported boar. NOTE.—These cows are a good line '-i early ealvers and young, containing a lot of well-bred, high testing Ayrshire cows. Messrs Symons Bros, took over this herd 5 years ago from their father, vho was dairying for 20 years.- Three of the Berkshire sows are prize winners at the New Plymouth, Hawera, and Mgjiawatu shows. Cars will leave my Kaponga and Manaia oflV ; ; the morning of sale. Intending s ~>►»* please book seats at my Kaponga t' •/■«. ON THE i'AIIM, SENTRY HILL. THURSDAY, JULY 26, NEWTON KING, H AS received instructions from, Mr. F. H. Sampson, who is giving up dairying, to sell, by public auction as above .WITHOUT RESERVE 100 dairy cows (August and September ealvers) 10 3-year Shorthorn heifers 6 2-year Shorthorn' heifers J 6 purebred Shorthorn bulls, 2 to 5 years. 10 fat wethers I pedigree Berkshire boar 7 sows in farrow (due August) fl weaners 1 aerator 1 S-bottle Babcock tester 3 milk cans WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 2 plough horses, 2 spring cart horses, thoroughbred gelding Formosus (qualified hunter), the well-known Clydesdale stallion "Treasure Royal," hacb, 3year half-draught; spring cart horse by Consby; d.f. Mass'evHarris plough, s.f. plough (Hornshy), 5-coultter Reid and Grey turnip drill, turnip pulper, Johnson mower, nearly new oat crusher, stone roller (Bft Gin) ladder. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 11.30 a.m. NOTE.—Mr. Sampson has been dairying for 35 .years, and this is his first sale. He has culled heavily each year, and now •haf a flrst-clasß herd to offer