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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. [ vmLL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION I AS BELOW: CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. JUNE. Monday, 30—Con. O'Sullivan, UroU. Monday, 30— B. I. Baddeley, Westown, JULY. | Tuesday, I—Jas. Phillips, Snr., in Stratford Yard*. Tuesday, a—Mrs. K. Eowe, East Road, Stratford Yards. Tuesday, I—B. J. Kirswell, Radnor Rd. (In Stratford yards). Wednesday, 2—Z. T. Walker, Monmouth Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 2—A. Clothier, Wares. Thursday, 3—H. N. Silk, Warwick Roal, Stratford Thursday, 3—J. C. Davidson, Oraata. Friday, 4—Sam Radford, Kaponga. Friday, 4—Wm. Craig, Dudley Road, Inglewood (in conjunction with Wright, Stephenson and Co., Wanganui). Saturday, 5—H. 6. Muir, Cftorni!. Monday, 7—A. Heal, Norfolk Road. Tuesday, B—Mrs". A Voullaire, Riverlea Tuesday, B—Chas. Weiis ; Warea, at Stony Kiver Yards; choice Jersey springing hcifera Tuesday, B—J. J. Collins, Tataraimaka (at Stony River Yards). Tuesday, B—David Mcßldowney, Stony River Yards. Wednesday, 9—R. McK. Morrison, Toko Road, Toko. Thursday, 10— F. L. Taylor. Gordon Rd., I Toko. Thursday, 10—Estate Jas Harablyn, I Henwood Road, Bell Block. I Friday, 11—Tito, Egmont Road (at Waiwakaiho yards). Friday, 11—Jas. Linn, Standißh Road, Monday, 14— H. D. and F. W. Collins, Tataraimaka. Tuesday, 15—Thos. Harvey, Pungarehu, | Wednesday, 16—D. and A E. Watkins J (in conjunction with N.Z. Loan Co.) i (pedigree and grade Jersey cows) Saturday, 19 —J. Hall, Huiroa. I Monday, 21—A. J. Guscott, Carrington Road. Wednesday, 23—Mrs, Bryden, Carrington Road. Thursday, 24 H. Jeffrey, Bell Block. Thursday, 24—Mrs. M. A. Gadsby, Oakside Farm, Brookes Road, Stratford (pedigree and grade Jerseys) Friday, 25—Mrs. S. A. Morrow, Rahotu (pedigree Friesians). Thursday, 31—Ducker Bros., Warea. FARNHAM BROS.' CLEARING SALE. TATARAIMAKA. iJiHIS Sale, advertised for TUESDAY, July 1, has been postponed. NEWTON KING. STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, JULY L NEWTON KING W7ILL sell in his Stratford Yards on above date: «AA HEAD MIXED CATTLE 350 empty forward ewes, off turnips 100 lambs 75 empty ewes In Dairy Pens: On account Mrs. K. Rowc, who has sold her farm: WITHOUT RESERVE: 12 cowa lbull On account Mr. Jas. Phillips, sen., of Cornwall Road, Ngaere, who ha? sold his farm: WITHOUT RESERVE: 37 dairy cows, expected to ealvo August-September SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. Tlio above cows comprise Jersey, Shorthorn, and Holsteins, all in good condition. The farm has been sold and they are for sale without reserve. 1 ON THE FARM, WAREA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. newtotTkino IT AS received instructions from Mr. A. Clothier, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: | "J AJHORTHORN DAIRY COWS 30 rising 2-year dairy heifers (his own breeding) 10 2-year steers 30 weaoers 2 Shorthorn bulls: a good farm horses 3 hacks 1 boy's pony . 30 jrt-laiub ewes l' ; |j engine ~ ~ Saw,bench (new), 11-coulter McCormick drill, slag drill, milk waggon, spring dray, d.f. plough, sf...plough, disc and chain har- ,».., rows,.7-beam weighing machine (Fairbanks), 20 milk cans, endless. , 4 ..chain, swingletrees, block and chains, 3 sets cart harness, 4 saddles, phaeton, 30 turkeys, . , gcase,. ducks, fowls, farm sun■«Lri«ft and quantity household WITH; SLIGHT RESERVE: "Eflrd ,5-scater motor car i Single-jester buggy j Luncheon Provided, SALE AT 11.30 SHARP. NOTE.—These cows arc all Shorthorns, and include about 40 registered cows, but these are in calf to non-registered bulls. Mr. Clothier has been breeding into the Shorthorn for 30 years, his original cows coming from the old-established Bank Farm Herd. His heifers have in recent, years been in grea.t demand in South can, attend this sale with Can will run from;