Page 8 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUvTIOST. NEWTON KING CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. JULY. Tuesday, B—Chaa, We!ip. Warea, at Stony Jtiver Yards; choice Jersey springing heifers Tuesday, B—J, J. Collins, Tatarftimaka (at Stony River Yards). Tuesday, B—David McEldowney, Stony River Yards. Wednesday, 9—Mrs. A. Voullaire, Riverlea. Wednesday, O—R. McK. Morrison, Toko Koad, Toko. Thursday, 10— F. L. Taylor. Gordon Rd, Toko. Thursday, 10—Farnham Bros., Tataraimaka. Friday, 11—Tito, Egmont Read (at Waiwakaiho yards). Friday, 11—J as. Linn, Standish Road, Monday, 14— H. D. and F. W. Collins, Tataraimaka. Tuesday, 15—Thos. Harvey, Pungarehu. Wednesday, 16—D. and A E. Watkins (in conjunction with XZ. Loan (Jo.) (pedigree and «rade Jerjty cows) Thursday, 17— R. 15. Sutton, Waitoitoi. Friday, 18 —J. W. Upsom, Frankley Road Monday, 21—A. J. Guscolt, Carrington Road. Wednesday, 23—Mrs. Bryden, Carrington Road. Thursday, 24—-H. Jeffrey, Bell Block. Friday, 25—Mrs. S. A. Morrow, Rahotu (pedigree Friesians). Friday, 25—Cowling Bros., Omata (registered Shorthorns), at Waiwakaiho yards. Saturday, 20— J. Hall, Huiroa.

Monday, 28 —Estate James Hamblyn, Henwood Road, Bell Block. Thursday, 31— Ducker Bros., Warea. Thursday, 31—Messra. Banford Bros., Opunake Road, Stratford (Pedigree Jerseys) TOKO ROAD, TOKO. WEDNESDAY, 'JULY ». newtonT king H as received instructions from Mr. R. McK. Morison, who has sold his Toko farm, to sell on the property on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE: gQ CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly grade Jerseys, expected to calve July and August 13 grade Jersey heifers in calf 9 well-grown Jerseya (selected) 4 yearling steers 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Butter Bean 1 pedigree Jersey cow "Birdie's Lass" 1 pedigree yearling heifer "Butter Bean's Birdie"

Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. The above cows aro a choice lot, in pood condition, and comprise mostly grade Jerseys and young. Mr. Morißon culled very heavily eacli year, and kept nothing tut the best. They are all in calf to pedigree Jersey bull Butter Bean. WAIWAKAIHO YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 11. JQQ-HEAD MIXED CATTLE 1 good springing cow On Account of K. Tito, Egmont Road, who has sold his farm—--23 young dairy cows, mostly Jer-scy-Holstein and due July and August 3 springing heifers 8 yearlings SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK , ON THE FARM, PUNGAKEHU. ' TUESDAY, JULY 15. NEWTON KING

H A i. received instructions from Mr. Thomas Harvey, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction as above, absolutely without reserve— CHOICE Dairy cows, July and August calvers, in calf to registered Shorthorn Bull 21 choice Shorthorn springing heifers in c9,lf to registered -horn Bull 15 high-grade Holstein heifers in calf to Purebred Holstein Bull 31 choice Shorthorn yearling heifers "2 Shorthorn yearling steers 1 pedigree Shorthorn Bull, bred by Messrs. E. TurnbuU and Son 2 heavy draught geldings, 0 and 7 years 1 yearling Shorthorn bull, 2 20month steers, 1 aged draught mare, C-year 3-draught mare, 2 good waggon horses, aged gig horse, quiet gig mare, 2 sheep dogs, gig and harness (good), spring cart and harness, block dray and harness (4-inch tyres), milk waggon (carry 14 cans), 11coulter Mitchell drill with seed box, P. & D. Duncan disc harrows, new chain harrows, Eeid & Gray d.f. plough, Duncan s.f, plough, 4-horse gear, cans, harness, trees, 20 brown Leghorn fowls, Chappell piano (slight reserve), household furniture, all farm tools and sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12 NOON. NOTE.—This is one of the good herds on the coast. The cows are a cross-bred line, in grand condition, and can be depended upon as the vendor is an exceptionally good judge of a dairy cow. The heifers are choice. Cars will run from the auctioneer's South Taranaki offices on the morning of gate. '■