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Taranaki Daily News, 12 November 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION STONY HIVER YARDS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. NEWTON KING sell as above, subject to th» rules of the Taranaki Stock Auc* tioneera' Association: ! 35 store and forward cows 60 mixed yearlings 5 fat cows 2 fat heifers , 10 springing heifers 5 springing cows 16 forward heifers r .. 10 dairy bulls 5 dairy cows, close up 1 4-year pedigree Holatein bull 1 3-year pedigree Holstein bull 1 yearling pedigree Holstein bull 40 sheep y 15 bags chaff 1 d.f. plough 4-horse block and tackle Thoroughbred hack Duncan s.f. plough Sale at 1 o'clock kohuratahi cattle pair.; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1917. NEWTON ,KING sell in his Kohuratahi Yords, an above date, on account of the .following vendors: , Messrs Hodder and Elliott, J. Law, 'L. Sutton, G. E. Anderson, Shewry Bros., C. M. Hawken, Pittams and McCartie, A. McCutchan, E. Curtin, E. Nickel, P. Moorby, Hight Bros., J. A. McKay, J. E. Anderson, Kemp Bros., Wilkinson and Lees, Moss Bros., 0. McCutchan, W. A. McCutchan, T. G. Hodder, A. • C. Roberts, C. Sayward and others:

1700. HEAD 0F MIXED CATTLBincluding: 298 S'/jj-year bullocka, in lota 235 3-year bullocks, in lots 130 2to 3-year steers, in lots 140 2-year steers 100 3-year empty Shorthorn heifef», in lots 100 2-year empty Shorthorn Holatein heifers, in lots 410 yearling steers, in-lota 200 yearling heifers, in lota 50 mixed yearlings 2 2-year Shorthorn Bulls 500 woolly hoggets 250 ewes and lambs

Sale at 12.30 p.m. Cars will leave my Stratford Office at 9 o'clock on the morning of sale, after arrival of North and South train#. Intending purchasers are requested to hook seats early to enable me to make the necessary arrangements. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE, . OMATA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from MR. D. PENWARDEN, who has leased his farm, to sell by public auction as above, absolutely without reserve: 40 very choice dairy cows, in ■ full milk, good condition, and practically nil highest grade Jerseys. 1 pedigree Jersey bull 10 exceptionally choice 15-ijionth Jersey heifers 10 grade Jersey calves 4 working bullocks 2 draught horses 1 good gig mare. 1 pony (brood mare) - 9 fat pigs ' 6 slips l'sow with young litter Of nine 1 sow in farrow 1 Berkshire boar 1 Lister engine (almost new) Hornsby" s.f, plough, Massey hill* side plough, tripod, tine, chain and disc harrows, 'Puriri roller, Farmers' Favorite drill, McCorniick mower, com crusher, 1 fa« oiol tester (10-bottle), Ostor,p» Tedder, hay rake, buckets, 80gnllon copper, gig, 2 drays, harness, roofing iron, milk cans, tools, farm sundries and' dairy utensils of every description, vVITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Small factory with 12ft wa'tlr wheel and all necessary machinCTf, 1 AO-gallon Melotto separator, grith shafting, belting, etc. NOTE.—My representative' lit''-111* specfed this line, and has no inrecommending it to farmers as oneof ihfr finest dairy herds in the TaranaklPftViuce. Tlie cows are practically all VirfV high grade Jerseys, and the opportunity of obtaining a few cows out of the lino should not be missed. Mr. Penwarden will truck any cows at the Moturoa. Station, free of charge, should any South raranaki men desire him to do so.

Oars will leave my Stratford and Kitponga odices c» the morning of talct Intending buyers will please book mta (Ltischeon Provided Bale at 12 noon.