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Taranaki Daily News, 3 October 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION NEWTON KING BULL PAIRS, 1018. WAIWAKAIHO—Thursday,- October 17. STRATFORD—Saturday, Oct. 19. INGLEWOOD—Wednesday, Oct. 23. RAHOTU—Friday, Oct. 25. KAPONGA—Friday, Oct. 25. URENUI—Monday, Oct. 28. STONY RlVEß—Tuesday, Oct. 29. WAIWAKAIHO SALEYARDS.' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4. ■ NEWTON~KING YX7ILL sell at Ms yards as above; 25 STORE & FORWARD COWS 80 mixed yearlings 25 springing heifers 15 2-year steers 30 yearling heifers 35 choice 15-month Jersey helnui (empty) 5 dairy cows Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD HORSE FAIB, " SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 1918j NEWTON KING WILL sell in his Stratford Horge Bai zaar on above date: PJQ HORSES, including Broken and Dim broken Draughts, Half-draugktßj and Light Harness Horses. Sale at 1 o'clock. ON THE FARM, UPPER CARRINGTON, ROAD. ;(10 miles from New Plymouth^ MONDAY, OCTOBER & NEWTON KfNG XT AS received instructions from MS. JOHN BISHOP, who must relinquish dairying (owing to ill health), to sell by public auction, on the farm, «■ above, WITHOUT RESERVE DAIRY COWS, in milk and spring ing • 3 bulls, rising 3 years : 45 yearlings (mixed) . l.hack, 1 gig, horse, spring dray and harness, small dray,, trap and harness, good gig (slight reserve), stumping jack, good wooden 'jack, endless chain, two churns, scalding tub, 3 barrels, Gl6be separator, butter worker, butter pounder, 4 gates, 24 fowls, 3 bantams, 5 geese (3 sitting), wire, second-hand iron, Singer sewing machine, piano, farm sundries and household furniture*

Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 noon. NOTE.—These cows are mostly young and in very fair condition. They will make a wonderfuf improvement if brought out to the open country, ALSO- . With Slight Reserve: THE FARM, of 411 acres; 203 OR J., 208 L.1.P.; 25 acres felled and WAIWAKAIHO ANNUAL BULL PAIR. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 3 NEWTON" KING WILL hold his Annual Bull Fair «l above, and will offer: JJQ BULLS, consisting of:" 84 pedigree Jersey bulls (yearling t<* 5 years of age) 24 pedigree Friesian bulls (yearlings s to 7 years) 16 pedigree Shorthorn bulls (yearlings to 2.years) 50 grade to purebred Shorthorn and Holstein Friesian bulla „ AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—Catalogues containing full particulars of the pedi. gree animals can be obtained at any of the Auctioneer's Offices or will be posted oft "application. The'quality displayed is first-class in any of'.the breeds, and I invite Taranaki dairymen to visit the sale with confidence,'" Sale Continences at II a.m. sharp INQLEWOOD BULL FAIR. NiW*ONJIdiNO. WILL hold his Arinullißull Fair in thi Inglewood Yards on'the above date: '"-■.. Entries Solicited. IAKANAKI fcAND, BDttDrKa "1 jKVBST. MENT SOCIETJ. (Permanent) BOY YOCR OWN HOMB. The Society lends money on Freehold or approved Leasehold Lands. A borrowed may select hli own aruhiteot, ~'~m and builder. ho Society pays cost of preparing and reoistenng all inortß«»" •' _IOO Of over. All profits dMu'ed equally amongst borrower* • la purely co-opera-Mfflmmmm owine £IOO (five Kharw . "■ paid in monthly inatal 01 u lis ua in seven years ... £IJ3 0 t Fro.> which, deducting the arawjit, B •" - ... ;oo 0 0 '""" ' P»ld lotr Interest. £33 0 t The Society has a RESEItVB »DND of ovar £2OOO Directors Meesra Richard Cock (Chair..i*n\ A Shuttleworfh, W. L. Newman, Newton fcing A. Goldwater, T. K. Bkinoer. Colonel Kill"