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Taranaki Daily News, 5 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM. CORNER OP SKEET & AHIPAIMi ROADS. , MONDAY, 7th JUNE, 1920. NEWTON" KING J|AS received instructions from Messrs. Hurley Bros., who are dissolving partnership, to sell—gQ COWS, 'July-August calvers, mo«tlj( Jersey, and all young 3 cows in milk 4 Pedigree Jersey cows, pedigree*'ftty aale 16 Grade Jersey in-calf heifei* bred by A. E. Watkina 12 in-calf Jersey heifers 8 sows, due early 40 store pigs SALE AT 12 p'CLOCK. REPORT.—The cows are oae of tM beat lines my Agent has seen this sm* son. They are in the pink of all early calvers and mostly second ealv« ers. r They have never tested below 3.fl this season, and have given a very aub«" stantial yield. Messrs. Hurley Bros., will graze all cows and heifers bought free el charge till the Ist July, and will take all care but will accept no responsibility orot the grazing. ON THE FARM, OKATO. (Close to Stony Saleyards.) MONDAY, 7th JUNE. NEWTON KINO H AS been favored with instructions from Mrs. B, Doyle, whose farm hat been sold, to sell by public auction^ WITHOUT RESERVE: fjg DAIRY COWS 15 choice 2 and 3-year heifers 2 Holstein bulls * 62 mixed weaners 3 draught horses (any harness! 1 sow (in farrow) 1 stack hay and cover 161 fully paid up share.) (Okato Dairy Co.), d.f. plough, disc, tyne and tripod harrows, roller, spring cart, block drayi gig and harness, cart and ploilgii harness, swingletrees, 10 milk cans, barrel* and troughs, new copped and etaifd, circular saw and bSnch, lawn iuow« er, wheel-barrow, 50 jiiiie posts aad strainefe, potatoes, m<l large qUantity of llifeful farta sub*.

dries. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. NOTE.—This herd has been hea?Uf culled from year to year and now con« tains some good working material, being mostly good types of Shorthorn audi Holatein with a sprinkling of Jersey, Practically all are August ealvers. Tb«; heifers are worthy of special attention, STONY RIVER YARDS. ■ TUESDAY, Bth JUNE, 1980 150 f.f.m." ewes (in lamb) 80 mixed weanera 10 springers ~1 milk wagon On account of a client whose farm ha# been sold:— 1 2y»-year unbroken colt, 1 7-ye*T mare, g(g and harness, double buggy, chain and tyne harrows, 10' pairs gate hinges, quantity harness and farm sundries. Sale at 1 o'clock. BELL BLOCK. FRIDAY, 11th JUNE. NEWTON KING sell on account of F. W. Cornwall, Esq., in addition to liis PEDIGREE JERSEYS, without reserve, th« following' PEDIGREE BEKl\.?Hlßij> PIGS: ' 1 fow in pig, ,t years old sows in pig.'O months old .'1 young sows, k montlis old 1 young boar, 5 months old SALE AT 1-2.30 O'CLOCK, " NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. OOVERNMENT VALUATIONS Of WOOL held at "WAITABA throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES. ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. ' NEXT SALE—Tuesday, .Tune 22, Consignments must atiive by Friday previous. Advi;e Cards and Ltbelt on application.

L. A. NOLAN & CO;.' GOVERNMENT WOOL AND Rtmf BROKERS. QOVERNMENT Valuations condaot*4 as under: Wool: At pur store, Quay Street, W«i tara. Sheepskins: At onr Store, Gill BMk. New Plymouth, every four wetks. Auction Sales of Bides, Tallow, etc., «■« ducted monthly. Next, Sale June 88. Ten drops of Nazol on a small piece lint or flannel and placed between 111 skirt and singlet is a good way to {fit the benefit of constant inlialation, wkieli protects the air passages against influenza infection.