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Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. fJEWTON KING'S LIST OF CLEAR h ING SALES: Thursday, 18— F. J. Browning, Waihapa Road, N^_ere. Thursday, IS— G. T. Elliott and J. W. Lepper. Friday, 19— J. Isgar, Tuna. Monday, 22—P. F. O'Connor, Huiroa. Tuesday, 23—Hughson and Vincent, Okato. Wednesday, fl—E. and S. Reynolds. Skinner Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 24 W. Harris, Motunui, Waitara. Thursday, 25—M. M. Knox, Te Popo. [Thursday, 25 W. A. Thomas, Puniho (Registered Shorthorns) Friday, 26—P. J. Nathan, Te Wera (sheep and store cattle) Monday, 20— N. J. Power, at Kaponga yards. Monday, 29—C. Topliss, Motunui, Waitara. Tuesday, 30-T. J. Malone, Stratford Yards. AUGUST. Thursday, I—A. L. Hunter, Okato. Friday, 2—G. R. Tylee, Kapuni Road, Rahotu. Thursday, B—Jos. Robson, Stratford. Monday, 12— J. C. Davidson, Waihi, Waitara (pedigree Jerseys) F. J. BROWNING'S CLEARING SALE. 'THIS sale, advertised for Ngaere on Thursday next, the 18th instant, has been withdrawn. NEWTON KING. RAHOTU YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 19. NEWTON KING VT'ILL sell at his yards as above: 2Q STORE COWS 30 in-calf 2-year heifers CO mixed yearlings 15 good yearling Holstein steers 15 springing 2i-year heifers 20 yearling steers On account of Mr. T. Fleming: • 30 dairy heifers, coming 3 years old 35 yearling steen 10 store cows 10 empty heifers 3 springing heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. URENUI YARDS. MONDAY, JULY 22. NEWTON KING XYFILL sell at his yards as above: OA 2 & 3-YEAR IN-CALF HEIFEES 20 2-year empty heifers 15 store cows CO mixed yearlings 100 hoggets, off turnips 200 mixed age ewes in lamb On account of Messrs. Johnson and Burrows, Uruti, WITHOUT RESERVE: 12 good dairy cows (all particulars supplied) On account of Mr. Richards, Motunui: 9 first-class dairy cows Horse, trap and harness 2 school ponies Scalding tub, hay forks, wheelbarrow and new Orion range. 1 S-year gelding, guaranteed sound and quiet in any harness Gig and harness Sale at 1 o'clock.' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF REGISTERED AND GRADE MILKING SHORTHORN CATTLE. AT THE STONY RIVER SALEYARDS (Near New Plymouth). THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1918. NEWTON KING JTAS received instructions from MR W. A. THOMAS to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: ££ REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORN COWS, spring calvers 35 grade dairy cows, Jersey-Short-horn cross, springing WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 99 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. NOTE.—These cattle are in good order. The cows are in calf to either 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. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND CALFSKINS. THE above Valuations will be held at • Newton King's Wool Store, Stratford, every four weeks. Next sale Tuesday, July 23. Advice Cards and labels on applicaNEWTON KING, Stratford Daily News motor car services from New Plymouth to Hawera: Leaves 4.30 a.m., returning from Hawera (L. O. Hooker's) 6.30 a.m., Eltham 0.50, Stratford 7.20, Inglewood'7.so, Egmont Village 8. Coach fares. G. Becre, proprietor, 525 Devon Street East, New Plymouth. Phone 253.— Adrt.