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Taranaki Daily News, 28 October 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION NEWTON KING BULL FAIRS, 1918, if STRATFORD—Saturday, Oct. 2(1. INGLEWOOD—Wednesday, Oe' *"*■' RAIIOTU—Friday, Oct. 25. ■: , ' KAPONUA—Friday. Oat. 25. £ URENDI-Monday, Oct. 28. STONY RlVEß—Tuesday, Oct. 25. STONY RIVER YARDS. T TUESDAY 20th OCTOBEI? NEWTON KINO ■ |\yiLL sell at liia yards ag above MIXED YEARLINGS 20 ewes, with 34 lambs ■ HO 35-month steers BO yearling 15-month steers (good) 25 15-month heifers • 20 store and forwa"'' 20 springing heifers ; 10 2-year empty heif^ 10 yearling Tlolstein-Friesiari heifers 2 pedigree Holstein bulls (4 and 5 years) J! pedigree Jersey bull, "Avoca's Tommy Atkins" (ht prize N.P. Show, 1910) 3 pedigree Jersey yearling kills 25 grade and pedigree Jersey Shorthorn and Holstein bulls (mostly 2 years). On account of Mrs. S. : A. Morrow, Rahotuj 0 pedigree Holstein 15-month bull, by "King of the Black and Whites" On account of JIR. A. L. HUNTER, who has sold his farm, without reserve: 20 2-year Shorthorn steers, very good 30 Holstein 15-month heifers all by pedigree bulls 25 Holstein 13-month steers 8 very choice Holstein cows in milk (Ist and 2nd calvers) 1 Shorthorn cow in milk, 1 store cow 5 draught horses 1 trap mare, 1 5-year gelding (saddle and harness), stock pony (also harness), 1 Shetland pony (absolutely reliable for children), 4 unbroken horses, 1 gig and' harness, collars, , ihames, chains, Whipple trees, set 4-horse gully blocks, spring cart, 1 10ft Cambridge roller, tip dray, d.f. disc plough (convertible), steel tuscan discs, 12ft chain harrows, manures, salt, steel tripod harrows, horse hoc, 1» set 4 x 3 horsetrees, Ealata belting, portable circular saw, portable grindstone, draining spade "and scoop, wiro strainers, steel hammers and drills, fencing wires, wire netting and battens, posts, staples, bolts, hay forks, hinges, sheep shears. 5 springing cows

ON THE FARM, BARRETT ROAD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30tli, 19IS. newtoFkinq J-JAS received instructions from Mr C. E. Beilringer, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above without reserve: 28 GRADE JERSEY COWS, in millj and to calve 1 springing heifer 1 pedigree Jersey ' bull, "King Topsy," of Riverlea 2 yearling heifers, 3 weaners, C calves I pedigree Berkshire boar (bred by Mr R. Turnbull) 3 breeding sows in farrow 2/ horses, 3 porkers, 0 weaners, new milk cart and harness, "gig and harness, 3 sets plough harness, horse and cow rugs, 70 gallon Alp'lia de Laval separator,, Hillside plough, disc, tripod, Tine and chain harrows, mower, drill, cream cans, toolr. iind household furniture. Luncheon provided, Sale at 1 o'clock^ NOTE.—These cows are a good lot in very fair condition that' have been heavily culled. Mr Bellringer always bought the best cows and heifers available. WAIWAKAIHO yards FRIDAY; NOVEMBER L NEWTOTTKING, sell at his yards ag abovet 200 HEAD MIXED CATTLE Taranaki Hand, botldinq ihvestMKNT SOCIETY. (Permanent). BUY YOOR OWN HOME. The Society lends money on Freehold br «p----proved Leasehold Lands. A borrowelr may select hU own architect, plans and bulldsr. The Society pays cos{ of preparing and registering all mort(N»~ ni £IOO or over. All proflta divined equally amongst borrower* and investors. The Society is purely co-ope?a< tive. Baaed on the calculation of the profits made during the last lew years, the time required to repay a loan is seven jjeare. For eiample: A member borrowing £lOOl (live nharen nf £2f, eachl would have paid in (smoothly instalments of £1 lis 'd in seven y«ar« ... £133 0 0 From which, deducting the fcmount of the loan ... 100 0 0 Would leave as paid fo* interest the balance £33 .0 ( The Society has' a TIESERVE FOND of over £2OOO. Directors • Messrs Richard Cock (Chairman), A, flhuttlewortb. W. L. Newman, Newton King. A. Qoldwater, T. K. Slsinn»r. Colonel Kllis. Correspondence College, P.O. Box 671, Britain makes the best ear tyres—■ the famous NORTH BRITISH CLINCHER CROSS—made in the Empire's largest rubber works, Try a.set and •Jfttgh rssuUi "