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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION XTEWTON KING'S LIST OF CLEAR ING SALES: JUNK. Monday, 24 H. Kiddj Sole Road, Ngaere Tuesday, 25 —C. W. Old, Kaimata. Tuesday, 25 E. E. Bridgeman, Okato Wednesday, 26 —C. Rowson. Thursday, 27—C. Andrews, Okato. Thursday, 27 —Thos. Whyte, Patiki Road, Pihama. Friday, 28—Mrs. McGiU, Clieal Road, Ngaere. Friday, 28. —Clifford Bros. , (Pedigree Friesians) Lepperton. Saturday, 29.—C. Jeffries, Oaonui (in conjunction with Farmefs' Co-op.). JULY. Wednesday, 3—J. Wheatley, Inglewood Yards. Wednesday, 3—A. Needham, Douglas. Thursday, 4—C. Wyatt, Bell Block. Thursday, 4—'Alf. David, Cardiff. Monday, B—Mrs. Ge\ Martiii, Huiroa. Tuesday, 9—o. A, Mullion, Stony River Yards. Wednesday, 10—Fox and Ogilvie, Kapuni. Wednesday, 10—C. Honeyfield, Tataraimaka. Thursday, 11— N. Millar, Barrett Road. Thursday, 11—A. F. Cuff, Warwick Road, Stratford. Saturday, 13—A, E. Watkins, Hawera • (in conjunction with Farmers' Coop.) Monday, 15— G. Brewer, Mangorei. Tuesday, 1G —C. Watchorn, Stratford Yards. Thursday, 18 —F. J. Browning, Waihapa Road, Ngaere. Thursday, 18— G. T. Elliott and J. W. Lepper. Friday, 19 —J. Isgar, Tuna. Tuesday, 23—Hughson and Vincent, Okato. Wednesday, Tt—E., and S. Reynolds Skinner Road, Ftratford. Wednesday, 24 G. R.~ Tylee, liahui Rd., Rahotu. Wednesday, 24 R. W. Dawson, Main South Road, Rahotu. Thursday, 25 —M. M. Ivnox, Te Popo. Friday, 26—A. J. Campbell, Esk Road. Stratford. AUGUST. Thursday, I—F.1 —F. J. Moore, Robaon Roan Ngaere. Thursday, B—Jos. Rotson, Stiatford. PATIKI ROAD, PIHAMA. THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1918. NEWTOtT KING XTAS teen favored with instructions from MR. T. WHYTE, who has leased his Patiki Road Farm, to sell by Public Auction as above, hia dairy herd, etc., including: 44 JERSEY-HOLSTEIN AND SHORTHORN COWS, mostly young, early calvers, and in the pink of condition 1 spring dray 8 big store pigs 5 weaner pigs S.f. Booth plough, tine harrows, chain harrows, 600-gallon tank, 2 breeding sows, 3 pig troughs, 7 milk cans

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 80 shares in Filiama Daily Co. 12 grade Holstein weaner heifers 18 grade Holstein springing heifers, splendid quality. - 2 2-year grade Holstein bulls 1 3-year grade Holstein bull I J-draught roan mare, all harness 1 f-draught bay mare, all harness ALSO: On account of Mr. J. Butler, who is Mr. Whyte's Manager: His household furniture and effects 1 chassis and engine of C-h.p. De Dion Motor Car. 1 big generator WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 5-draught mare, 6 years, all harness 1 half-draught chestnut gelding, all harness ALSO; On account of another vendor: 1 black 5-draught gelding, all harness 1 hack saddle and harness 1 Shetland pony Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30. My agent has thoroughly inspected the above herd, and can confidently recommend them to dairymen. The herd has been very heavily culled, and is in great condition, and the majority are all very early calvers. Clients who are travelling in cars to the sale are advised to travel up the Patiki Road from either the Skeat or South Roads. AT THE AUROA YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26,1918. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MR. W. McCARTY, who is leaving the district, and whose lease has expired, to sell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: Ql CHOICE SHORTHORN & JERSEY DAIRY COWS, 3rd and 4th July August and September calvers 40 Shorthorn yearlings, mostly steers 3 waggon horses 1 hack (quiet) Milk waggon, cans, harness and sundries; 20 ducks and fowls. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Treloar milking machine, with Anderson engine compbte NOTE.—The above herd is a very choice lot and ' tlie pink of condition. Mr. McCarty' e has expired, and he 1 is leaving t) -ict, so intending puri chasers can i >ll it being a thorough ' genuine sale i.ttle can be seen at the yard* at 10 a.m.