Page 8 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 6 May 1920, Page 8

SAI.ES By AbVTION. NEWTON KING LIST OF CLEARING SALES. MAY. Tuesday nth.—D. Ilickford, Stony River Yards. Thursday 13th.—Geo. Cornish, Huiakama. I Thursday 20th. —Amos Durrant, Stuart Bond, Eltliam. Thursday 27th. —liowe's 1 it te, Kainiata. JUNE. Friday, 4t,h —D. George, Waitara. Monday, 7th—Mrs. B. Doj-le, Okato. Monday, 7th—Hurley Bro's., Okaiawa.. Wednesday nth.—C. W. Ruebe and (i. Gupig, Westovvn, New Plymouth (Pedigree Jerseys). Thursday, 10th —r. Tecofsky, Ngaere. Thursday, 10th—W. Ljngman, Tariki. Friday, 11th—Fred Cornwall, Pedigree .Jerseys, Corbett lload, Bell Bloek. Friday 11th. —G. M. and N. A. Brown, Pukengahu (in conjunction witli Farmers' Co-op.), Pedigree and Grade Ayrshire- and Heifers Saturday 12th.—G. M. and N. A. Brown, Pukengi.hu (in conjunction with Farmers' Co.-op.) Sheep, horse.; and farm implements. Saturday, 12th—Est. H. B. Curtis, pedigree VJcrseys, Inglewood yards. Monday, 14th—W. A. Oilieer, ped. and 'grade Jerseys, Norfolk road (inglewood Yards). Monday, 14th—J. A. Knighl, J'atapu. Tuesday, 15th—J. Butler, Inglewood Wednesday, 16th—W. D. E. Worsleyj Clim.e Road, Ngaere. Wednesday, 16th—V.'. Duggan, Manaia. Thursday, 17th—Percy James, Rahotu. Thursday, 17th—C. Bell, Warwick ltd., Stratford. Friday 18th.—Marshall and Hermon, (/'heal Road, Ngaere. Monday, 21st—A. Needham, Douglas. Pedigree Shorthorns. Tuesday, 22nd—Mrs. R. J # Horn, Cliinie Roacf, 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. Batev, Le:;h Road, Okato. Friday, iitli—W, R. Bennett, Toko. Friday, 25th—I), Black, Kaionga. Friday 25th.—C. Rowson, Stratford. Monday, 2Sth—Mrs. S # A. Morrow, Rahotu. Monday, 2Sth—R. Memlierry, Stratford Tuesday, 29th—N. Burke, Lowgartli. Tuesday 29th.—D, Hyndman, St-.tfora Yards. Tuesday 20th.—W. B. Clarke, Auroa. Tuesday 2!)th.—T. S. Steckel (in Stratford Yards). Wednesday, 30th—C, W. Callen, Awa-

tuna. Wednesday, 30th—E. E. Hancock, Stratford. _ JULY. Thursday, Ist—J. G. 'Fal '.er, Kahouri Bridge, Strrttford. Friday 2nd.—W. Maloney, Wharehuia. Mondi.y, sth—J. H. Jiurgham, Toko. Monday, atli—J W. J. Gardiner, Lowgarth, Pedigree & Grade Holsteins. Thursday, < Bth—Mrs. CartwrHit, Stratford. Monday, 12th.—J. Willis, Bin. Load, Stratford. Wednesday, 14th—W. Edwards, Stratford. Thursday, 22nd—F. A. Reesby, Kaimata. KAPONGA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, MAY 7th. 30 STORE COWS 40 weaner heifers 20 weaner steers 15 in-ealf heifers 10 2- year steers 12 20-months in-calf Jersey heifers (good) SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. AT THE HAYMARKET. NEW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY, Bth MAY, 1820. NEWTON KING WILL sell on account of Mrs. HAL t GOODACRE, her well-known Pair of Ponies, with 4-seated Phaeton and Harness. SALE AT 12 NOON. NEWTON ICING ■ WQOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OP WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS ANO HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—Tuesday, May 25. Consignm.-nts must arrive 'by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels on application.

DAIRY FARMERS! DO YOU KNOW THE FARMERS' MILKER REVOLUTIONISES MECHANICAL MILKING IT HAS NO VACUUM PUMP NO VACUUM TANK NO VACUUiit PIPES NO VACUUM BUCKETS NO VACUUM RELEASOR i NO PULSATOR 'CONVEYS THE MILK RIGHT FROM THE COW'S TEATS TO FAC E TO S R E V PA C R A A N T S ° R - Cooler - or Write for full Particulars to R- DICKSON, Representing Farmers' Milking Machine Company. BOX STRATFORD. Si WILL PAY YOU.