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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. HAYMARKET SALE, STBATFORD SATURDAY, 20th JULY, IMB. NEWTON KING TOTLL sell, as under—--40 stores 3 porkers On account of MR. W- J. SWINDLEHURST— -1 milk-cart horse (trial) 1 S.F. Duncan pjough (new) 1 set 3-horse swingletrees, back band and chains, long-shafter gig, saddle and bridle, Indian. Runner ducks, wedges and farm tools. Also, i On account of STRATFORD WtftMi CLUB—--260 6ft sheets Redcliffe roofing iron, Sale at 12 o'clock. STRATFORD YARiDS. SATURDAY, 20th JULY, 191*. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from J. PENNINGTON, of Ngaere, to sell, in the Stratford Yards, on aibovo date— WITHOUT RESERVE, 2Q DAIRY COWS, expected to cfjffl in August. Sale at 1,30 p.m. sharp. This is a young herd, and they averaged last season 2351b of butterfat per cow. Our agent lias inspected this herd, and can recommend them to intending purchasers. MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918. NEWTON KINO JTAS received instructions from MR P. F. O'CONNOR, who is leaving the district, to sell on his property on above date, WITHOUT pSER/E: gg DAIRY COWS, expected to calve August-September. » 3 store cows 1 31-year Shorthorn bull 5 weaners - 2 sows to farrow September 11 slips 1 colt, 3| years, saddle and harness 1 gelding, 7 years, any trial 1 hack s.f. Duncan plough, disc and tine harrows, milk cart and harness, 1 block dray and harness, 1 buggy and harness, 1 20-gallon separator, G milk cans, buckets, plough and logging chains, washing machine, c<Jpper, tubs, 1 duchess, 1 washstand, chest drawers, sideboard and sundry furni* ture, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 piano 1 3|-ycar half-draught filly, anj trial -» 1 heavy draught mare Sale at 12.30 p.m. Luncheon Provided. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OB REGISTERED AND GRADE MILKING SHORTHORN CATTLE. AT THE STONY RIVER SALEYARDS (Near New Plymouth). THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1918 NEWTON KING TTAS received Instructions from MR W. A. THOMAS to sell by publia auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 44 REGISTERED MILKING SHORT- . i HORN COWS, spring calvers 35 grade dairy cows, Jcrpey-Short-horn cross, springing Pedigree bull Lee Metford 7th, by Te Aute Knight Ist out of Nancy Lee 30th, bred by Moor* Hunter's Estate, Hawera WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 90 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 cwler. The coWs are in calf to either oi '.he pedigree bulls, Lee Metford VII,-bred by the Moore Hunter estate trustees uf- Hawera; or Pilot, bred by Messrs. R. Tnn bull and Sons, Seniry Hill. The gride cattle are good. Mr. Thomas will insk any cattle purchased at the Moturoa action free of charge. Cars will run from Stratford, Kapc-ngA and Manaia on the morning of sale, £jitending buyers please book scats. Artificial aids are unknown in the production of Oambroc—a Dry Ginger Ale wade from an original Belfast formula. It is made from .the finest ginger root and pure water—one trial will convince Test Cambroc Dry Ginger Ale—it's th* b*st All Hotels and Stores.