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Taranaki Daily News, 24 October 1918, Page 8

STONY RIVER, YARDS. TUESDAY 20th OCTOBER. NEWTON KINO SJTLh sell at his yards as above; J,QA MIXED YEARLINGS 20 store and forward cows 20 springing heifers 5 springing cows ■ 10 2-year empty heifers 10 yearling Holstein-Priesian heifers' 2 pedigree Holstein hulls (4 and 5 years) I pedigree Jersey hull, "Ayooa's Tommy Atkins" (Ist jgriza N.P. Show, 1910) 3 pedigree Jersey yearling bulls' 25 grade and pedigree Jersey Shorthorn and Holstein bulls (most* 'ly 2 years). On account of MR. A. li. HUNTER, who has sold his farm, -without reservej 20 2-year Shorthorn steers, fverj good 30 Holstein 15-month ill J>s pedigree hulls 25 Holstein 15-month steers S very choice Holstein cows in milk] (Ist and 2nd calvers) 1 Shorthorn cow in milk, I More, cow 5 draught horses 1 trap mare, 1 5-year gelding "(sScV die and harness), stock w«K$ (also harness), 1 Shetland pony (absolutely reliable tet children), 4 unbroken horses, 1 gig and harness, collars, lhames, chains, Whipple trees, set 4-horse gully blocks, spring cart, 1 10ft Cambridge roller, tip dray, d.f. disc plough (convertible), steel tusean discs, 12ft s chain harrows, manures, salt, steel tripod harrows, horse hoe, 1 set 4 x 3 horsetrees, Balata belting, portable circular saw, portable grindstone, draining spade and scoop, wire strainers, steel hammers and drills, fencing wires, wire netting and battens, posts, staples, bolts, hay forks, hinges, sheep shears. ON THE FARM, BARRETT ROAD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30thj 1918, NEWTON KfNG "JPjTAS received instructions from Itfr */. E. Bellringer, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auctioa as above without reserve:

GRADE JERSEY CALCES, in milk and to calve •1 springing heifer 1 pedigree Jersey; frilly ''King Topsy," of Riverlea 2 yearling heifers, 3 weaners, 6 calves 1 pedigree Berkshire boar (bred by Mr R. Turnbull) ( 3 breeding sows in farrow. 2 horses, 3 porkers, 6 weaners, new milk cart and harness, gig and harness, 3 sets plough harness, horse and cow iugs, 70 gallon Alpla.de Laval separator, Hillside plough, disc, trf* pod, Tine and chain harrows, mower, drill, cream cans,£oqlg and household furniture. Luncheon provided* Sale at 1 o'clock^ NOTE.—These cows are a good lot ill very fair condition that have been fceari* ly culled. Mr Bellringer alwaya bought the best cows and heifers available. KAPONGA SALEYARDS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, lOlf. NEWTON KING TS/TLL sell as above, subject to th» rules of the Taranaki Stock Auc tioneers' Association: gg PEDIGREE AND GRADE BULLS, including: On account of R. Law, Kaponga: 12 2-year maiden bulls On account of A. E. King, Kaponga: 2 yearling bulls On account of W. McEldowie, Matapu: ■> ' 5 1-year Shorthorn bulls On account of R. T. B. Mellow, Ka< ponga: C pedigree HoUtein bulls On account of f. P. Stevenson, Ka« puni: 20 Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstehf bulls 1 pedigree Jersey bull On account of MoDonakl Bros., Stratford: 20 2 and 3-year Shorthorn-Holatein hulls On account of B. Cleland, Kaponga: 6 2-year Holstein bulls On account of Messrs. Gibson Bros., Riverlea: 3 pedigree Jersey bulls. 3 pedigree yearling Shorthorn bull* ALSO: 30 store' cows 20 springing heifers (goc:l i! 20 mixed yearlings 25 yearling Jersey heifers 7 2-year steers (good) 5 yearling steers 18 forward empty cows ' . 20 18-month Jieife^s 16 18-montibi ssteers \. . : 4 yearling Jersey bulls Sale at 1 o'clock.