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Taranaki Daily News, 5 April 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION STRATFORD AUTUMN HORSE JFAJB. SATURDAY, APRIL C, 1918. NEWTON KING sell in his Stratford Horse Ba zaar on above date: fjA HORSES, comprising broken and unbroken Draughts, HalfDraughts, Hacks and Light Harness Horses. Also, on account of V. H. Nolan, Esq4. 6 unbroken Shetland ponies 1 quiet Shetland pony, broken. On account of Aotea Coavalesceirt Home: A Shetland pony Sale at 1 o'clock. HAYMARKET SALE, STRATFOiJft SATURDAY, APRIL 0, 191%NEWTON KING YUILL sell as aJ>ove: gg WEANERS 30 stores 5 porkers 20 sheets roofing in,. Sale at 12 o'clock. SALE OP INGLEWOOD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1&3, NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mi. <* Day to sell by Public Auction at the Mart, Inglewood, his freehold property itt Standish street, as under:— SECTIONS 351, 302, and 372, comprising 3 roods 3 perches, and sis-roomed house situated there The above sections which lie well tcS the sun and are excellent building sites, will he offered in one lot, 'as owing to Mr. Day's ill health, the whole propertJi must be sold. Full particulars from the SALE AT 1.30, ! URUTI YARDS. iIONDAY, APRIL 8. NEWTON KING TUILL sell as above: 4Q IN-CALF 2J-YEAR HEIFEEi (good line) 10 21-year empty heifers 20 2s-year Jersey in-calf heifers 25 2-year very choice Holstein ?* calf heifers 33 18-month empty heifers--40 18 and 20-month steers 55 2 and 2i-year steers 23 forward cows 15 2J-year Shorthorn heifers, WKjpf 20 good empty cows 10 3J-year bullocks 63 mixed weaners 3 bulls \ 220 2-tooth ewes 100 2-tooth wethers 110 forward wethers GO f.m. ewes 90 4 and 6-tooth ewes 100 fat and forward ewea 290 lambs 00 2-tooth to f.m. ewes Sale at 1 o'clock. DOUGLAS SALE. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. ' NEWTON KING yfflllLL sell in his Douglas Yards o4 above date: HEAD MIXED CATTLE Sale at 1 o'clock DAYTON AIRLESS TYRES. THE AIR-FREE, CARE-FREE TYRE. WALTER J. NEWTON has been.appointed Agent for Stratford and DiS' trict for these Tyres. All particulars \ concerning the Tyre that can ■« never flatten is never blown \ up, and can I never give one | m o m c n t'» | trouble, from > the moment'it is in position, till i l , is worn out, will be promptly sup' plied by— WALTER J. NEWTON, P.O. BOX 56, STRATF6RD. For over 15 years Engineer and Manager for the Stratford Electricity Undertaking