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Taranaki Daily News, 28 April 1920, Page 8

SALES JBST AIi.TION. NEWTON KING ■ ■ . > " " ! LIST OF CLEARING SALES. MAY. Monday, 3rd—S. Alleman, Tikornngi. Thursday 13th. —Geo. Cornish, Huiakama, Thursday 20th.—Amos Durrant, Stuart Rdiid, Kltham, • • Thursday 27th.—Rowe's 1 it- te, Kaimata. JUNE, Friday, 4tli—D. George, Waitara. Mom'.ay, 7th—Mrs. B. Doyle, Okato. Monday, 7th—Hurley Bros., Okaiawa, Thursday, 10th—F. Tecofsky, Ngaere. Thursday, 10th —W. Langman, Tariki. Friday, 11th—Fred Cornwall, Pedigree Jerseys, Corbett-Road, Bell Block. Friday 11th.—0. M. and M. A. Brown, Pukengahu (in conjunction with Farmers' Co-op.), Pedigree and Grade Ayrshire:, and Heifers. Saturday 12th.—G. M. and M. A. Brown, Pukengahu (in conjunction with Farmers' C'o.-op.) Sheep, horses and farm implements. Saturday, 12th—Est. H. B. Curtis, pedigree Jerseys, Ingiewood. yards. Monday, 14th—W. A. Officer, ped. and grade Jerseys, Norfolk road (Inglewood Yards). . f j Monday, 14th—J-. A. Knight, J.atapu. Tuesday, 15th—J. Butler, Ingiewood, Tuesday, loth—D. Kenny, Lowgarth. Wednesday, 16th—W. D. E. Worsley, Climie Road, Ngaere. Wednesday, 16th —V/ Duggan, Manaia. Thursday, 17th—Percy James, Kahotu. Thursday, 17th—C. Bell, Warwick Rd., Stratford. Friday, 18th—Marshall anC Hermann, Cheal Road, Ngaere. Monday, 21st—A. Needham, Douglas. Pedigree Shorthorns. Tuesday, 22nd—Mrs. R. Horn, Climie. Road, Cardiff. Wednesday, 23rd—A. Morrison, Toko. Thursday, 24th-—J. and J. H. Judson, Mangatotara, Toko. Thursday, 24th—Chas. E. Rowe, Matapu. Friday 25th.—J. F. Batey, Lekh Road, Okato. Friday, 25th—W. R. Bennett, Toko. Friday, 25th—D, Black, Kajonga. Friday 25th.—C. Rowson, Stratford. Monday, 28th—Mrs. S_ A. Morrow, Rahotu. ' : Monday, 28th—R. Memberry, Stratford Tuesday, 29th —N. Burke, Lowgarth. Tuesday 29th. —D. Hyndman, St:.,tford Yards. Thursday 29th.—W. B. Clarke, Auroa. Tuesday 29th.—T. 8. Shekel (in Stratford Yards), Wednesday, 30th—0. W. Callen, Awatuna. Wednesday, 30th—E. E. Hancock, Stratford. JULY. Thursday, Ist—J. G. 4?at;'.er, Kahouri Bridge, Stratford. Thursday Ist.—L. (i. Newton, Urenui. Friday 2nd.—W. Maloney, Wharehuia. Monday, f>th—J. H. iiurgham, Toko. Monday, sth—J_ W. J. Gardiner, Lowgarth, Pedigree & Grade Holsteins. Thursday, Bth—Mrs. Cartwright, Stratford. Monday, 12th.—J. Willis, Bin: Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 14th—W. Edwards, Stratford. Thursday, 22nd—F. A. Reesby, Kaimata. SATURDAY, Ist MAY. NEWTON KING. JJAS received instructions from the Crown Dairy Factory to sell by Auction, on the ground adjoining the Office of the Ridd Milking Machine Co., Queen Street, New Plymouth—--1 old building (to be removed) ALSOQuantity of galvanized pipe fittings. SALE AT 11 A.M. ON THE FARM, BERTRAND ROAD, THvORANGI, MONDAY', MAY 3rd. NEWTON KING H AS been favored with instructions from Mr. S. Alleman, whose farm has been sold, to sell by public auction, without reserve, th<j whole of his live and dead stock, as follows: 19 4-year fat and forward bullocks 1G 20-month steers 3 18-momth empty heifers 1 2-year in-calf Jersey heifer 1 house cow 1 yearling Jersey bull 3 half-draught farm horses 1 4-year draught Ally (unbroken) 1 gig mare "Lorina" (good) 1 Shetland pony 2 dogs turkeys and fowls, spring cart and harness, gvg and harness, . McCormick mower, hayrake, hand shearing machine, 33-gal. ■ Alpha Laval Separator, cream cans, large and small churns, scalding tubs, 3 rolls wire netting (new), 1 new gate and hinges, grindstones, saddles, trace chains,' etc., quantity of manure, tools, and farm sundries. Also, all Household Furniture &.«F,ffects, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, 1 Dodge motor car On account of Mr. J. Foreman—--13 21-year in-calf heifer^2 draught geldings (any harness) draught mare (any harness) Bale at 12.30 o'clock. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED FOR SALE. C) VERY CHOICE JERSEY COWS, coming in early. A small town herd. £3O for a quick sale. We can recomj mSnd these. j FAIRBROTHER AND PICKERING, Vcw Plymouth, 'Phone W