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Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. TtffiWTON KING'S LIST OP CLEAR 11'fQ SALES: . JULY. Saturday, 13—A. E. Watkins, Hawera (in conjunction with Farmers' Co' op.) Monday, 15— G. Brewer, Mangorci. Monday, 15— R. Till, Stanley Road, Midhirst Monday, 15— J. W. Reid, Mangorei. Tuesday, 16—C. Watehorr., Stratford Ytrds. Tuesday, 10— T. Coldrick, Junction Ed., Juglewood. Wednesday, 17 —A. J. Campbell, Esk Rd., Stratford. Wednesday, 17 —W. C. Stanley, Ingle- , wood Yards. Thursday, IS —F. J. Browning, Waihapa Road, Nj,-ere. '< TKntfeday, 18— G. T. Elliott and J. V Lepper. Eiiday, 19— J. Isg'ar, Tuna. Mdrfday, 22—P. F. O'Connor, Huiroa. Tiiesdriy, 23—Hughson . and Vincent, Okato. Wednesday, Tt —E. and S. Reynolds. Skinner Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 24 —G. R. Tylee, Kahui Rd., Raliotu. Thursday, 23 —M. M. Knot, Te I'opo. Thursday, 25 W. A. Thomas, Puniho (Registered Shorthorns) Friday, 20—P. .f. Nathan, Te Wcra (sheep and store cattle) Tuesday, 30—T, J. Malone, Stratford Yards. AUGUST. Thursday, B—Jos. Robson, Stiatford. Monday, 12— J. C. Davidson, Waihi, Waitara (pedigree Jerseys) STANLEY ROAD, MIDHffiST. MONDAY; JULY 15, 1918. NEWTON KING H A i received instructions from MR. R. TILL, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on above date: WITHOUT RESERVE: gg DAIRY COWS, mostly 3rd and 4th ealvers, expected to calve JulyAugust 4 choice heifers, August ealvers 7 mixed wpaners 1 pedigree Frieaian bull, bred by Mr Lovelock, Palmerston North. 1 sow with litter 1 hack, 5 years 1 tip dray (in good order), 1 si. plough, tripod harrows, sledge, 1 set double bars, 1 3-horse bar, set dray harness, gig harness, milk cans, 1 ton lime, farm tools, sundries, etc, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 2 good farm horses 1 Courtland waggon and harness 1 3-shaft gig in good order 1 3-cow releaser A.W.R. milking machine, new last year Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. The above cows arc all young and early ealvers. Mr. Till has spared no expense when putting this herd together. He has culled heavily and kept nothing but the best. Intending buyers can rest assured of getting quality cows at this sale. STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1913. NEWTON KING sell in his Stratford Yards on above date: * 20Q HEAD MIXED CATTLE In Dairy Pens: Mr. C. Watchorn's herd, as advertised. Sale at 12.30 p.m. INGLEWOOD YARDS? WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918. newtotTking sell by auction on account of A. W, Budge, who has sold his farm, WITHOUT RESERVE: 380 24 - c and F.F, ewes io lamb (off turnips). 124 HOGGETS 0 4th romney rams 3 southdown rams 26 2i to 3-year steers. 5 cows and calves 4 18-month heifers Wool press, disc harrows, hay rake, 15 hurdles. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF •REGISTERED AND GRADE MILKING SHOnTHORN CATTLE. AT THE STONY RIVER SALEYARDS (Near New Plymouth). THUSSDAYTjULY 25, 1918, NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from MR. W, A. THOMAS to sell by public auctioii as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 44 REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORN COWS, spring ealvers 35 grade dairy cows, Jersey-Short-horn cross, springing ALSO: WITH SLIGHT RESERVE TO Acres, W.C.S.R. Lease situated on the Dover Road; all grass except few acres shelter bush; rental about £9 per annum. Sale at 12.30 p.m. I*OTE.—These cattle are in good order. The cows are in calf to cither of the pedigree bulls, Lee Metford VII, bred by the Moore Hunter estate trustees at Hawera; or Pilot, bred by Messrs. H. Turnbull and Sons, Sentry Hill. The grade cattle are good. Mr. Thomas will truck any cattle purchased at the Moturoa station free of charge*