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Taranaki Daily News, 12 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. VTEWTOK, KING'S LIST OF CLEAR n LN'U SALES: JULY. Saturday, 13—A. E. Watkins, Hiiweru (iu conjunction with Farmers' Coop.) Monday, 15— G. Brewer, Miuigorei. Monday, 15 —K. Till, Stanley Road, Mid- . hirst Monday, 15— J. W. Reid, Mangorei. Tuesday, IG—C. Watchorn, Stratford Yards. Tuesday, 10— T. Coldrick, Junction Rd., Inglewood. Wednesday, 17—A. J. Campbell, Esk R , Stratford. Wednesday. 17— W. C. Stanley, Inglewood Yards. Thursday, 18— F. J. Browning, Wailiapa Road, Nk..ere. Thursday, 18— G. T. Elliott ,and J. W. Lepper. Friday, 1!V-J. Isgar, Tuna. Monday, 22—P. t\ O'Connor, Huiroa. Tuesday, 2.'i—Hughson and Vincent, Okato. - » I * Wednesday, CI—E. and' Si Reynolds. Skinner Road, Stratford.""" Wednciday, 24 G. R. Tylee, Kahili Rd., Rahotu. Thursday, E'nox, Te Popo. Thursday, 25 W. A. Thomas, Tuniho (Registered Shorthorns) Friday, 20—P. J. Nathan,;: Te Wera (sheep and store cattle) Tuesday, 30— T. J. Malone, Stratford Yards. AUGUST. Thursday, B—Jos. Robson, Stratford. Monday, 12 —J. C. Davidson, Waihi, Waitara (pedigree Jerseys) JUNCTION ROAD, INGLEWOOD. TUESDAY, JULY 10,1918. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from MR. T. COLDRICK, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction, tl\e whole of his stock, implements, etc., as under, WITHOUT RESERVE! 15 YOUNG DAIRY COWS, August and September calvers 1 Shorthorn bull 5 weaners 2 half-draught mares 1 hack, six years Gig and harness, spring trap and harness, block dray and harness, milk cans, MeCormick mov.'er, knife grinder, disc harrows (new), Oliver plough (new), chaffcutter, horse power chain and tine harrows, Stewart horse flipper, grindstone, steelyards, set trees and chains, wheelbarrow, saws, chum, sprayer, 12 sheets iron, mangle, farm tools and sundries. On account of Messrs Coldrick Bros: 15 mixed Holstein-Shorthorn weaners (good) 5-vear draught mare (all harness) 1 Luncheon Provided! Sale at 1 o'clock. AT MR. GEO. ELLIOT'S FARM, HURFORD ROAD. , THURSDAY, 18th JULY, NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from %Ir. Geo. Elliot, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 19 DAIRY cows in good condition (August and September calvers) 1 20-month Ilolstein bull 3 20-month heifers 1 3-year heifer 5 yearling heifers, horse, gig and harness (horse quiet reliable), one flO-gallon De Laval separator, hand or power. SLIGHT RESERVE: Hornsby plough, Tyne harrows, Whipple trees, chains, harness, wheelbarrow, milk vat, crsam cans, fowls, good meat safe, milk buckets, 3 cow rugs, and all farm sundries. On account of Mr. J. V.'. LEPPER: 1G dairy cows, due August-Septem-ber, Jersey-BSlstein cross, all 3rd calvers. 2 2-year springing heifers. •22 gallon AlftJfWfe > Laval separator (nearly new), 2 s.f. ploughs, Tyne harrows, cultivator, 2 ■» cross-cut saws, and all sundrijgg,. Luncheon provided - -j. Salc.Ab.--12.30. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS. At ; , #1 HAWERA ' ' SATURDAY, JULY 13, 101S ' NEWTON KING AND THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD, (IN CONJUNCTION) WILL sell on account of A. E. WATKINS, Ha wera: 1 1Q HEAD PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE, COMPRISING: COWS IN CALF 25 2-YEAR HEIFERS IN CALF Jg BULLS, FROM 1 TO 6 YEARS Sale Commences at 12 noon sharp. Catalogues obtainable from any of the 4uctloßtsrt' SnmcliM.