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Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION HAYMARKET SALE, STRATFORDJ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, .191^ NEWTON KING .JJv sell by auction, subject tp tfc| of the Taranaki Stock Auction Association; CO weaners 52 stores 5 porkers 1 mowing machine 1 g'g 1 gig mare. Sale at 12 o'clock, " UKENUI YARDS. * MONDAY,. NOVEMBER 2ft" NEWTON KING sell at his yards as ' 2.1 store and forward cows 20 15-month steers 35 mixed 15-month cattle •> 2-year steers 25 springing cows and heifer* 5 cows and' calves 10 bulla , 50 fat shorn wethers 13") very good shorn wethers 200 wether hoggets 100 ewe hoggets 1 boar s 2 breeding sows 1 sow and litter URUTI YARDS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER »/ NEWTON KING WtUL sell at his yards as abovet 100 12-15-month steers 12 fresh conditioned 3-year steenj 5 2-year steers 64 store and forward cows 32 15-month heifers 15 20-month Holstein-Jersey heifeu •10 2-year empty heifers 20 fat cows -■> yearling steers io springing heifers 1 18-month pedigree Jersey bull 25 2-year empty heifers 10 2-year Jersey-Holstein heifer* 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 100 fat hoggets 2 2-year horses Sale at 1 o'clock. WINDSOR ROAD, INGLE WOOD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, I9lT< NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from Mr. W4 Dean, who has sold his farm, to) sell bj^public auction: WITHOUT RESERVE 43 dairy cows, mostly Shorthorn* Holstein 1 forward cow 1 3-year Shorthorn bull (good) 1 heavy draught bay gelding, 5 yrs, 1 heavy draught roan gelding, 3! years 1 heavy draught bay gelding, $ years. 1 half-draught milk cart horse 1 chestnut hack (goou stock pony)' 40 Shorthorn-Holstein calves (good) Pedigreo sow and litter, purebred Berkshi/o boar, sow in farrow, sow and litter, 10 store pigs, spring cart, Colonial cultivator, n-coulter drill.with seed box, s.f. swamp plough, d.f. plough, s.f. plough, chain and tine harrows, mower, 4-horse gear, set trees, 1-4 horse tree, 1 logging chain, 5 pairs chains, Set cart harness, collars hamca and traces, six sheets 10ft iron, 4 tons chaff, 4 milk cans. 2 cream cans, 6-boit. Eabcock tester and acid, 2 jacks, 12 eases benzine, 4 horse covers, 20 cow covers, l sk. cocksfoot, 2 sacks Italian rye, 3 gals, lubricating oil, 14-gallon copper, plain wire, sledge, grindstone, X-saw, forks, wheelbarrow and ladder, (log, 0 pig barrel!?, fencing battens, pig troughs,'2l shares in Inglewood Bacon Company, 37 shares Moa Uairy Co'.; tools and sundries. ' WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 5-bucket Ridd milking maehin# 1 2%-h.p. lister engine 1 Go-gallon Donio separator. NOTE.—My agent lias inspected tJ»B herd, and they are a very fine lot, consist im l - chiefly of good-framed Shorthorn* Ilolstcin cows, in great condition an<f practically all young. Mr. Dean has culled very heavily, and when buying nlways bought the best, and did not study 1 rice. Special attention is drawn to the calves, as it is doubtful if there is a belter lot in the district. The three heavy horses can also be recommended, as they are younj, staunch, and will do ■my work. Luncheon Provides. Sale at 12 o'clock. It is a great attraction to possess pearly white teeth and pink healthy gums. No girl should neglect (his added charm, which mav be obtained by using "OZO" TOOTH 'POWDER. (Id tin% everywhere.