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Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1917, Page 8

. SALEii BY ACCTIOiT ' RTGinEWOOD YARDS. wedsesdayTjuly 18. NEWTON KING sell at his yards as above, sub" jocfc tc the rjles of tlie Taranaki Stoc'ic Auctioneers' Association:— 50 store and forward cows 5 cows arid calves 19 Holstein yearling heifer* 2 dairy cows (good& SO mixed yearlings 15 empty heifers ; 30 good yearling steers 20 springing cows and heifers 40 empty 2-year heifers 100 purebred Lincoln ewe# 1100 lambs $ 250 ewes in lamb 3Q fat and forward wethers ALSO—» Mr. W. Kendall's dairy as under—, WITHOUT RESERVE 30 young Jersey-Shorthorn cows, August and September calvers ] bull Mr. Kendall is leaving for the front and the above cows, which are a good lot, should be well worth the attention of buyers. RAHOTU YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 20. NEWTON KING iWiSL sell as above, subject to tin rules of the Taranaki .Stock Auctioneers' Association:— 40 store and forward cows SO mixed yearlingr - 20 in-calf heifers 10 good forward cows 5 springers 41 yearling heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. Also, at Warea, at 10 a.m. sharp, ot account rif Mr. Jas. Millar:—

2 s.f. ploughs, disc harrows, 2 .seti chain harrows, milk cart anc harness, chains, - harness, swingletrees, milk cans, pij troughs, ladder, dining and kit ehen tables, 2 sideboards, chairs sofa, curtain poles, pictures, sew ing machine, fern stands, fancj ware, 2 cliest drawers, iroi I bedstead, 2 wash stands, ward robe, 2 mirrors, Dover stove clocks and lamps, cooking uten sils, copper and tubs, spraj pump, step ladder and sundries milk cans, horse gig and harness, half ton manures, linoleums, buckets and sundries. ON TIIE FARM, HUIRANGi, FRIDAY, JULY 20,1917, NEWTON KING . JJAS received instructions, from Mi J. Fay, who has sold his farm, to Sell by Public Auction as above—, WITHOUT RESERVE 30 iroUlfG DAIRY COWS, 'mostly Jersey cross, due July to September (factory test, 4,2 to 5.7)_ 4 store cows 4 2-year in-calf heifers' 11 yearling Jersey heifers 3 yearling hulls '(two Jersey, one Shorthorn) 1 3-vear pedigree Ayrshire bull Grey gelding, brown gelding (both all harness), chestnut Imck, !)- | coulter Monitor drill, McCor-wiir-k mower, McCorrnick hay rake, Ecid and Grey d.f. 1 plough (convertible), tine, disc, tripod and chain harrows, Cambridge roller, spring cart and frame, gig, cans, strainer, buckets, grinclrto-.!?, ladder, wheelbarrow, swingletrees unit and chains, set gig audi spring cart harness, 2 sets collars, hames and winkers, saddle and bridle, sheep and fpwl netting, 200 chaff sacks, barb wire, wire strainer, horse and cow nigs, pole straps, scythe, forks, spade, gorse knives and srybbor, oats, poulsry, tools *nd farm sundries. Sale at 12.30 Luncheon Provided. Note.—These cows arc good. The implements are all practically now, arc', in good order. XO?SFO.-,K ROAD, MOKJJAY, JULY K. KMT NEWTON KING IJAS been favored with instruction*. from Mr. L. Jensen (who is giving up dairying) to sell by public «action his dairy herd as under:— WITHOUT RESERVE 40 dairy cows, July, August ai'A September calvere 2 springing heifers ! purebred Shorthorn bull UPTE.—Having inspected the coins which are nearly all big-framed r-'ik-ing Shorthorn?, in great condition. T «>n recommend (.hem \Vith confidence :o buyers. Mr. ..fiinsen has been sr.ilkiir: f -r

years, rusd the cows arc yomip ami portly liis own lirflcdmg. The herd li.r.W.:; been licanly culled each year,'!:., of \iic best iu Llie district, aa-:i 't '» oil" <o pnrcbre-i X'lorlborn l«!l. J Sale at L o'clock. . f.niKMicon Provided.