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Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. Wednesday, 16—D. and A E. Watkins (in conjunction with S.Z. Loan Co.) (pedigree and grade Jersty cows) Thursday, 17— R. 13. 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. Thursday, 24 H. Hance, Jnr., Te Popo (next to Factory). Friday, 25—Cowling Bros., Omata> (registered Shorthorns), at Waiwakaiho yards. Friday, 25—Chas. Colson, Egmont Road, at Waiwakaiho Yards. ' Friday, 25 J. K. Silby, Awatuna. Monday, 28—Estate James' Harablyn, Henwood Road, Bell Block. Monday, 28—Estate Late Qeorge Petch, Waihi, Waitara. Wedesday, 30— J. Lucena, Toko Road, Toko. Wednesday, 30—Wm. Loveridgc, Omata. Thur'saay, 31—Ducker Bros., Warea. Thursday, 31—Messrs. Ranford Bros., Opunake Road, Stratford (Pedigree Jerseys) AUGUST. Friday 1-N. T. Rundle, Bell Block, Monday, 4—F. J. Kelly, Pungarehu. Thursday, 7—Geo. Tunnecliffe, Kent Road. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY. JULY 16. 4.Q 3-YEAR STEERS, in good forward condition. 14 good Jersey in-calf heifers 20 2}-year Bteers 12 3-year Jersey in-calf heifers' 20 2J-year steers 12 3-year Holstein in-calf heifers ' 30 2J-year steers 50 3}-year steer 9 27 empty heifers 12 forward in-calf heifers 15 2J to 3-year steers 10 springing heifers showing forward 30 store cowa 10 gd. sd. and good dairy cowa 45 f. and f. wethers 30 mixed 20-month cattle GO mixed weaners 350 first-class lambs 40 forward conditioned lambs CO woolly lambs 207 mixed age ewes in lamb On account Lieutenant-Colonel Weston 30 3-year Shorthorn heifers (springThese 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 ON THE FARM, FRANKLEY ROAD. FRIDAY, JULY 18, NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions froin Mr. J. W. UPSON, who has sold his farm, to sell by Pulbic Auction as above, without reserve:—• 25 DAIRY COWS, mostly Jersey and in calf to a Pedigree Jersey Bull 6 selected Grade Jersey Heifers in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bull 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, "Kilty" 1 Breeding Sow, with litter of 8 5-year draught horse (all harness), 2i-year filly, aged plough mare, good cattle dog, spring dray and harness, gig and harness, disc, tine and chain harrows, Massey Harris s.f. plough, 4 milk cans, Canadian cooler, concrete trough, 30 house blocks, 25 hinau posts, 3 hinau strainers, fowls, tools, farm harness, all household furniture, including drophealT sewing machine.

NOTE.—These cows averaged 2351b5. l)utter-fat for the past season. Further comment should be unnecessary. LUNCHEON PROVIDER BEACH COUNTRY BEACH COUNTRY BEACH COUNTRY. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, IDEAL DAIRYING LAND. NEWTON KING JjAS received instructions from H. GREIG Esq., of "White Cliffs," Pukearuhe, to offer by Private Treaty} That most desirable property known as the "WHITE CLIFFS ESTATE,", in 9 sections ranging front 107J acres to 134| acres This property is situated right on the sea-coast on a good metalled road, 18 miles from Waitara, and is beautifully sheltered. There is an up-to-date Cheese Factory on the Estate. The whole property is level and well watered, and is, in fact, considered by some to be quite equal to the best Hawera country. Early application is necessary, as this Estate should go at Though blankets are dear hot water is cheap. Get a North British Rubber Co.'s serviceable rubfier bottle made with a "Unique" stopper—the brand that spells satisfaction. Recommended bv •" MtftUwfc - H