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Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1919, Page 8

SALKS BY AUVTIQN. NEWTON KING CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. JULY. Monday, 14— H. D. and P. W. Collins, Tataraimaka. Tuesday, 15—Thos. Harvey, Pnngarehu.. Wednesday, 16—D. and A E. VYatkins (in conjunction with N Z, Loan Co.) (pedigree and grade Jemey cows) Thursday, 17— R. 12. Sutton, Waitoitoi. Friday, 18— J. W. Upsom, Frankley Road Tuesday, 22—A. J. Guscott. Carrington Road. Wednesday, 23—Mrs. Bryden, Carrington Road. Thursday, 24 H. Jeffrey, Bell Block. Thursday, 24 W. D. Linn, Oakura. Friday, 25 —Cowling Bros., Omata (registered Shorthorns), at Waiwakaiho yards. . - Friday, 2(s—Chas. Colson, Egmont Road, at Waiwakaiho Yards. Monday, 28—Estate James Hamblyn, Henwood Road, Bell Block. Wedesday, 30— J. Lucena. Toko Road. Toko. Thursday, 31~Ducker Bros., Warea. Thursday, 31—Messrs. Ranford Bros., » Opunake Road, Stratford (Pedigree Jerseys) AUGUST. Friday I—N. T. Rundle, Bell Blocfc Monday, i.—F. J. Kelly, Pungarehu, Thursday, 7—Geo. Tuaneolifle, Kent Road. STRATFORD SALE, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1919, 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including— CO Shorthorn 2-year pteers (good) CO weaners (mostly steers) 40 store and forward cowa SO empty heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. ON THE FARM, PUNGAREHU TUESDAY, JULY 15, NEWTON KINC H as received instructions from Mr. Thomas Harvey, who has soli 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 calf to registered Shorthorn Bull 15 high-grade Holstein heifers in calf to Purebred Holstein Bull 31 choice Shorthorn yearling heifers 32 Shorthorn yearling steers 1 pedigree Shorthorn Bull, bred by Messrs. R. Turnbull and Son 2 heavy draught geldings, 6 and 7 years 1 yearling Shorthorn bull, 2 20month steers, 1 aged draught mare, 6-year f-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, Reid & 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.—-Thiß 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. Care will run from the auctioneer's South Taranaki offices on the morning of sale. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY IC. 3-YEAR STEERS, in good forward condition. 14 good Jersey in-calf heifers 20 2}-year steers 12 3-year Jersey in-calf heifers 20 2i-year steers 12 3-year Holstein in-calf heifers 30 2 J-year steers 60 3J-year steers 27 empty heifers 12 forward in-calf, heifera 15 21 to 3-year steers 10 springing heifers BhowUur forward 30 store cowd 10 gd. sd. and: good dairy cowS 45 f, and f. wethers 30 mixed 20-month; cattle 60 mixed weanerg, 350 first-class lambs 40 forward' conditioned lambs' 60 woolly lambs £O7 mixed age ewes in lamb,, On account Lieutenant-Colonel Weston 30 3-year Shorthorn heifers (springing) These heifers are selected sorts, mostly Shorthorns showing well forward. They are in calf to a pedigree Jersey bull. On account of Mr. J. Morrison, Ratapiko, who has sold his farm: 46 3-year-old steers RAHOTIf FRIDAY, JULY 18, ISO PAD MgED CATTUS