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Taranaki Daily News, 14 May 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD OLEARING gAL E 3, 1921. ; MAY. Thursday, May 19. —A. St. George, las. > JUNE. V Wednesday, Bth—D. Rea, Uruti. Monday, June 13—E. Whitham, Hast* ings Road, Mangatoki. Wednesday, June 15—New Plymouth Pedigree Jersey Sale (under th# auspices of the New Plymouth sey Club),. Wednesday, June 15.—D. Penny, Glenlj Road, Manaia. Thursday, June 16.—J. Poletti, Belk Block (Grade Jerseys). Friday, June 17.—Stratford Pedigre< Sale (under the auspices of thej Stratford Jersey Breeders’ Associa* tion and the Stratford A. and Qi Society). Monday, 20th—C. Wells, Stony Ritetf Yards (grade Jersey heifers). Monday, 20th—J. A. Sutcliffe, Uppef Glenn Road, Manaia. Wednesday, June 22.—J. Harvey, InahA. Wednesday, 22nd—T. Walker, Henwo<x| Road, Bell Block. Thursday, June 23. —T. C. Sherson, Mid* hirst. Thursday, June 23—R. M. Glepnie, Mae naia Road, Manaia. Thursday, 23rd—G. Burkett, Frankie* Road. Wednesday, 29th—Collins Bros., Road, Kaupokonui. Thursday, June 30.—J. Eversfield, Mid* hirst. Thursday, June 30.—T. Whyte, Kapunk Thursday, 30th—J. McAuley, Koru JULY. Monday, 4th—George Bennett, Bristol Road, Inglewood. » Wednesday, July 6.—Bates and Kimhen Okato. Thursday, 7 th—C. H. Silby, Awatua* (grade Frieeians). Thursday, July 7—E. Forbes, Tuna. Thursday, July 14.—Horace Mellow, KJh ponga. Friday, July 15—A. H. Huggett, Flintj Road, Stratford and gradfl Jerseys). Monday, July 18—G. G. black, Pungaw rehu. Tuesday, 26th—G. T. Gibbons, Stratford Yards (grade Jerseys). . » HAYMARKET, STRATFORD.

SATURDAY, MAY 14. WEANEP.S 20 stores 100 fencing pobUs 1000 'barberry plants Sale at 12 o’clock. URENUI YARDS. MONDAY, 16th MAY, 1921. 100 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE ■ 150 good lambs 100 4-tooth ewes and wethers DOUGLAS. THURSDAY, 19th MAY, 1981 NEWTON KING, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr, A. St. George, who haa sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell i on tlie property on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE—i 75 DAIRY COWS, mostly grade Jer* • aeys. 12 in-calf Grade Jersey heifer? ' 31 Grade Jersey weaner heifers 3 Pedigree Jersey bulla, “Beauty’4 King,” “Pasha’s Nugget,” o&4 “•Noble of Waratah”. * 4 half-draught mares 1 half-draught gelding (all harnessj 1 Pedigree Berkshire boar 3 breeding sows ■ 1 breeding sow (with litter) 17 ?tore pigs 1 Milk Waggon, 1 Spring Cart, *li Gig, Sledge, 2 Dunoan Ploughs, Disc and Tyne Harrows, Chain Harrows, Roller, Spring Tooth Cultivator, Hillside Plough, Hay-* rake, Milk Cana, Copper, Troughs, Saddles and Bridles, Waggon, Carf and Gig Harness, Chains, Stumping Jhck, all Farm Tools, 12 White Leghorn Hens, 2 Cattle Dogs, 1 p.b. Persian Cat, Quantity Furniture, Edison Harp, Perambulator, Motor Spirits, Veterinary Medicines, Test Bottles, Sundries, etc., etc. With Slight Reserve: 1 Lister engine and 4-cow Ridd milking plant On account of W. C. O’Reilly: 1 good draught horse. SALE AT 12 O’CLOCK. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The above cows are an exceptionally good line, mostly young and well intc the Jersey, and are considered one of the best herds in the district, the aven age test for the last 5 years being 4A The I.C. Heifers and Jersey Weft new show a lot of quality. The cows and'* heifers are all in calf to pedigree Jersey bull. The Implements and Furniture are also in good order. Mr. St. George is leaving the district! and everything will have to be sold. Clients will please note that the salfl starts at 12 o’clock.