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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. OCTOBER, Monday, 6~R. B. Gray, Okato. Thursday,!)—E. H. Kenyon, Ngaere. Thursday, 9—H. Wailara. Tuesday, 14—A. W. Muir, Puniho, at Stony River Yards. NEWTON KINGS' LIST BULL FAIRS WArWAKAlHO—Thursday, October 10. STRATFORD-Friday, October 17. DOUGLAS—Monday, October 20. INGLEWOOD-Thursday, October 23. KAPONGA—Friday, October 24. RAHOTU—Friday, October 24. URENUI—Monday, October 27. STONY RIVER-Tuesday, October 28. WAIWAKAIHO BULL FAIR. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15,ENTRIES HAVE NOW BEEN CLOSED. NEWTON KING ON THE FARM, HEMPTON ROAD, OKATO. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. R B. Gray, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: g J CHOICE DAIRY COWS 7 registered Shorthorn cows (in milk and to calve) 5 Shorthorn heifers by registered bull 14 very choice yearling Shorthorn heifers by registered bull (exceptionally nice line) 23 Shorthorn calves by registered bull 2 Shorthorn bulls •, 2 store cows . * 2 express horses, collars, and hames 1 4-cow Ridd milking machine with releaser and new pulsators (reserve) 12 milk cans, tray and cooler Removable roofed-in milk stand (reserve) 30ft. milk flaming, barrels and troughs, copper and stand, 2cwt. Ccremilk ■ calf meal, s.f. doublewheel Duncan plough Luncheon Provided.

SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—My representative has inspected this herd, and they can be highly recommended. They are a Shorthorn-Jersey line 'in fine condition and a very heavy milking lot. They are practically all in milk. Cars will run from all my offices (North and South Taranaki) on the morning of sale. Cows will be delivered free to Opunakc. Intending buyers will please book seats early. ' ' [ INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. '2Q 15-MONTH JERSEY HEIFERS 15 store cows 4 2-year Holstein .bulls 30 springing heifers, mostly 2 years 10 springing dairy cows 20 2-year, steers . 15 yearling Holstein Heifers 5 yearling grade Holstein bulls • 14 springing heifers 30 fat wethers \ 10 dairy heifers, close up 75 mixed yearlings 8 20-month to 2-year Holstein bulls 3 2-year Shorthorn bulls 1 grade 2-year Jersey bull 5 very choice Jersey yearling heifers 2 very choice Jersey 2-year heifers SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. £3OO CASH Will secure a model freehold farm of 75 acres with no weeds: situated only half mile from railway station and school, cheese factory 1J miles, township 3 miles; sub-divided into 15 level paddocks. Comfortable homestead, up-to-date milking shed (concreted), and necessary outbuildings. At present there is eight acres in oats and grass, 12 acres now being sown. This farm is capable of carrying 35 cows—for years has been carrying 30 cows. At present there are 30 cows, 4 horses, 12 sheep on the property. Oyrner can show good returns Price, £BO per acre; '£3oo cash, balance for a term at SJ'per cent. Apply sharp NEWTON KING, LAND DEPARTMENT, Inglewood. I REXONA—THE SKIN REMEDY OF THE AGE. Hexona has so many uses' that It is impossible, to enumerate them. To-day It may be useful'fw the little cuts and umißes that tne children are alwajs receiving In their play, and to-morrow perhaps a serious ?i>in' trouble,, whitlow, or a bad case of Piles lta healing Influence. In Eczi J form« of Skin. Trouble, Rex i Soap exert the rapid healing | propntlts which hare made Rexona a houn-1