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Taranaki Daily News, 29 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION NEWTON KING'S LIST OF ma AH ING SALES: > JUNE. Saturday, 29. —C. Jeffries, Oaonui (in conjunction with Farmers' Co-op.). JDLY. Tuesday, 2 —D. B. Smith, Stratford Yards, Wednesday, 3—J. Wheatley, Inglewood Yards.' Thursday, 4—C. Wyatt, Bell Block. Thursday, 4 —Alf. David, Cardiff. Monday, B—Mrs. Ge-. Martin, Huiroa. Tuesday,!)—o. A. Mullion, Stony River Yards, Wednesday, 10—Fox and Ogilvie, Kapuni. ■ - Wednesday, 10—C. Honeyfield, Tataraiuaka. Thursday, !!—N. Millar, BaYrett Road. Thur6day, <ll—A. F. Cuff; Warwick Eoad, Stratford. Saturday, 13—A. E. Watkins, Hawera. (in conjunction with Farmers' Coop.) Monday, 15— G. Brewer, Mangorei. Tuesday, 16—0. Watehorn, Stratford Yards. Wednesday, 17-A. J. Campbell, Esk Ed., Stratford. Wednesday, 17— W. C. Stanley, Inglewood 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. Jt -t—E, and S. Reynolds. Skinner Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 24 G. R. Tylee, KaJrai Hd., Rahotu. Wednesday, 24 —R. W. Dawson, Main South Road/Rahotu. Thursday, 25—M. M. Knox, Te Popo. AUGUST. Thursday, I—F. J. Moore, Robson Eoad, Ngaere. Thursday, B—Jos. Robson, Stratford. WAIWAKAIHO SALEYARDS. MONDAY, JULY L (Altered from Friday, June 28, owing to Messrs. Clifford Bros.' Friesian Sale.) NEWTON KING sell as above: 150 HEAD MIXED CATTLE 0 guaranteed dairy cows 5 dairy cows (guaranteed) 10 springing heifers SO goats (mostly females) 45 good ewes in lamb 125 mixed sheep PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEYS. MANGAORAKA BELL BLOCK, THURSDAY, JULY & newton"king JJAS received instructions from MR, C. WYATT, who is giving up Dairying, to sell by Public Auction as above the whole of his pedigree and grade Jersey cows, as under: Jg PEDIGREE COWS 19 grade cows 5 2-year pedigree heifers (springing) 5 grade 2-year heifers (springing) jt pedigree yearling heifers 4 pedigree yearling bulls 1 3-year pedigree Jersey bull "Petune's Frisky," by Petune's Noble" out of "Frisky Rose." NOTE.—The above are a good line of Jerseys. Catalogues of the pedigree cattle are obtainable at any of the auctioneer's offices. Mr. Wyatt, when purchasing the farm from Mr. Batey,took over the Jersey cattle with the place, and he has now. a nice line to offer. It is only ill-health that now compels him to relinquish dairying. The grade dairy cows are good and springing. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. 1030, -ACRES Freehold; good sheep and cattle country, 700 to 800 acres in grass, balance heavy bush of good quality. Well subdivided and situated 14 miles from railway station by good metalled road. Buildings—6roomed house, wool-shed, trap and cowshed, and dip. Price, £6 per acre. Terms can-be arranged. A BARGAIN GOING CONCERN. go ACRES Freehold; all in grass, two . miles from railway station and township, one mile from school, factory, etc.; 5-roomed house, milking shed 6 bails, 2 out-houses; well-subdivided, fences in good order, together with 15 cows, 1 bull, 2 horses, 4 weaners, trap, 'harness, milk cans, mowing inachine, plough, chain and Tyne harrows; all new. Price, as a going concern, £aS ioS p®r acre. Only £3OO cash required, balance can remain on for 5 years at 5J per cent, NEWTON KING, INGLEWOOD. - • - - L. A. NOLAN & CO. GOVERNMENT WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. Q.OVERNMENT Valuations conducted as under: Wool: At our store, Quay Street, Waitara, at short intervals during season. Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Street, New Plymouth, every four weeks. Next Valuation—June 25. Auction Sales of Hides, Tallow, etc., conducted monthly. Next Sale, June 25. Address Labels and Advice Cards forwardtd on applicativ