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Taranaki Daily News, 12 October 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION ON THE FARM, TATAKATMAKA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. NEWTON KING TTAS received, instructions from MR W. GEORGE, who lias sold liis form, to sell by Public Auction on the fahn, as above, without reserve: DAIRY COWS ia milk and spring* ing 1 store cow 10 weaners 3 yearling Jersey bulls 1 3-year Jersey bull 14 store pigs 6 weaner pigs Massey-Harris hayrake, Massey* Harris Discs, McCormick Mow* er, d.f. plough, chain harrows, g|-: : tine harrows, spring tig dttjj Milk cans ; WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: • 1 4-eow Ridd milking machine plan} 'luncheon PROVIDED. __ Sale at 12 o'clock. NOTE.—These cows are mostly yoatjj and in fair condition, and are moatljj KOHURATAHI SALE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1$ NEWTON" KING sell in his Kohuratahi Yards OB above date: , 20 EAT & FORWARD COWS 35 2-year steers (good)). 00 yearling steers 400 hoggets j!SO empty forward ewes 120 hoggets 100 hoggets Sale at 1 o'clock. WAIWAICAIHO ANNUAL BULL PAIBj THURSDAY, OCTOBER If. NEWTON KING hold his Annual Bull EVgff JM above, and will offer: 225 comprising: 11 pedigree 2-year Shorthorns 7 pedigree yearling Shorthorng I pedigree 3-year Shorthorn 1 pedigree 5-ye,ar Shorthorn 30 grade yearling Shorthorn 31 grade.2-year (Shorthorns . 2 grade 3 to 4-year .Shorthorns 10 pedigree yearling Holstein Erie sians 7 pedigree 2-year Holstein Eriesiani} 2 pedigree Holstein-Friesians 1 pedigree 4-year Holatein-Friesian 1 pedigree 5-yetir Holstein-Frieaian 2. pedigree (1-year Holstein-Friesians 2 pedigree C-ycar Holstein-Friesians 2 pedigree 7-year Holstein-Friesiana 10 grade 2-year Holstein Friesians 2 grade yearling Holstein FriesianJ 3;> pedigree yearling Jerseys 30 pedigree 2-vear Jerseys 3 pedigree 3-year Jerseys 4 pedigree 4-yeai' Jerseys? 3 pedigree 5-year Jerseys 5 grade yearling and 2-year Jerseys • 1 pedigree 0-vear Ayrshire "

Included in the above are the following particulars which arrived too late to be catalogued: On account of Mr. D. F. Greenway, Oka to: ' 1 3-year pedigree Shorthorn bred b£ R. Tiirnbull and Son. 2 2-year pedigree Shorthorns, bred by R. Turnbull and Son 1 5-year pedigree Shorthorn, bred by N.Z. Government 1 21-year pedigree Shorthorn, by Baron Cornwall 15 grade Shorthorn bulls 1 3-year pedigree Holatein, bred by Mrs. Morrow 3 2-year pedigree Holateins, bred by Mrs. Morrow 10 2-year pedigree Jerseys bred by Messrs. J. C. Davidson and H. B. Lepper 0 ~ 5 2-year grad# Holstelns On account of Mr. H. Greig,.Pukeftruhei' 6 purebred 15-month Shorthorns, bred by Mr. Jas. Knight, Feildv ing. ■ : - • ENTRIES HAVE NOW BEEN CLOSER AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—Catalogues containing full particulars of the pedL gvee animals can be obtained at any of my Offices, or will be posted on application. The quality of all breeds is first-class, and I have confidence in inviting Dairymen to this Fail-. Sale commences at 10.45 a.m. ! Luncheon obtainable at the Yards. WTQN |£ING, WOOLBHOKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS 0» WOOL held at WAITARA through* out the year. SHEEPSKINS & HIDES, ETC., offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT OFFERING—iueBday, Oct. 15. Consignments imtst arrive ,by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels on application. Jersey Cow may be the b?.«t far butterfat—we don't know; but wa do Ifßow that the Shorthorn ox beef at the Imperial Meat Supply i a the best in this world—or any other. ex