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Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1919, Page 5

SALES BY AUVTION. NEWTON KING CALENDAR' OF CLEARING SALES. SEPTEMBER. Thursday, 4—Mr. T. Luxton, Waitara (Household Furniture). Thursday, 4—S. J. Sutton, Oakura. Friday, 5—J. K. Silby, Kaponga Saleyards. Friday, 5—J. K. Silby, Awatuna (in Kaponga yards) Friday, 5-W. Thurston, Strathmore. Monday, B—W. K. Morris, Oakura; Wednesday, 10—A. Q. Moore, Puaiwliakau. Thursday, 11— H. Greig, White Cliffs, Pukearuhe Friday, 12-Estate Charles Pearson, Warea. * Wednesday, 17—Mrs. S. A. Morrow, Rahotu, pedigree' Friesians. Thursday, 25-H. L. Spence (Carrington Road, New Plymouth), (Pedigres Jerseys)

STONY RIVER YARDS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. g0 2-YEAR STEERS (good) 40 2i to 3-year steers, HolsteuiShorthorn line 70 mixed yearlings 30 15-month heiferp 4 good milk cans (new) 20 store cows 70 good conditioned 2-year empty heifers (fair lot of Jerceys) 20 2-year Jersey empty heifers (good) 12 dairy cows close to profit 20 15-month Shorthorn heifers 35 yearling steers off turnips 40 fat ewes 20 mixed hoggete Sale at 1 o'clock. '

at waitara. thursdayTseptember 4. NEWTON* KING sell on account of Mr. Thos. Luxton, WITHOUT RESERVE: THE WHOLE OP HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, as follows:—Double wooden bedsteld complete, 2 iron bedsteads and mattresses, 3 kapoc mattresses, child's cot and mattress, bedroom suite, dressing tables, wardrobe, combination chest, pictures, Are screen, linoleum, long mirror, 2 chests drawers, washstands, sewing machine, hat racks, looking glasses, book shelves, chairs, hall stand, hall linoleum, runner carpet, dining room suite, sideboard, piano, overmantel, oval dining table, small wicker table, writing chests, carpet square, bentwood chairs, wicker chairs, kitchen table, form chairs, sofa, curtain poles and blinds, meat safe, kitchen sundries, " barrel tar, lawn roller, 30ft. garden hose and all tools SALE AT 2 O'CLOCK. Mr. Linton's ear will run from Waitara to the sale if seats are booked with' him.

ON THE FARM, OAKURA. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. K. Morria, who has sold part' of his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: ,£ J DAIRY COWS 13 2-year springing heifers 5 pedigree Friesian cows 1 pedigree 2-year Friesian heifer in milk 1 pedigree 5-year Friesian bull 1 pedigree 2-year Friesian bull 3 pedigree yearling Friesian heifers 3 grade Friesian bulls 4 tons oaten sheaf chaff (good) Milk cans and a few farm sundries. SLIGHT RESERVE ON PEDIGREE CATTLE. Luncheon Provided. ' SALE AT 12.30. NOTE.—These are a good lot of cows, 30 being well-bred Friesians, the other 11 being nice Jersey Holsteins. The springing heifers are .lersey-Holstein cross. Cars will run from South Taranaki and Rahotu on the morning of sale.

RAHOTU SPRING SALK. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. NEWTON KINO hold his Annual Spring Sale as above. ENTRIES INVITED.

NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAITARA threu-" out the year* SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD, Consignm;nt3 must arrive by Friday previous. Advise Cardi and Labeli on application '