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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD LIST OF CLEARING SALES. June 19—Mrs. W. H. Bishop, Egmoni Road. June 20—E. J. O’Hanlon, PihamaJune 20—Estate W. B. Colson, Okoke. June 21—H. Hance, senr., Te Popo. June 21—R. Carey, Kapuni. June 21 —Barkla Bro 1?., KoruJune 2.3—W. Herlihy, Inglewood Yards. June *26 —A. G. Bryant, Lowgarth. June 27—New Plymouth Pedigree Jersey Sale. June 27—P. J. O’Dowd, Kaponga. June 28 —T. Raven, Warea (grade Jerseys). June 28 —G. W. Downs, Toko. June 28 —W. T. Olson, Inglewood Yards (pedigree Ayrshiree). June 29 —A. L. Hooper, Mahoe (pedigree Jerseys). June 30—(Stratford Pedigree Jersey Sale. June 30 —Allen & Glenny, Kaponga Yards. July 3—A. Anderson, Tataraimaka. July 5 —W. Douds, Uruti. July 6—W. Maloney, Wharehuia. July 11—Mrs. Vickers, .Stratford Yards. July 11—C. Wells, Stony River Yards (g.ade Jersey heifers). July 12—A. Sattler, Stratford. July 13—Kendrick Bros., Tariki. July 14—W. B. Clarke, Okaiawa (Grade Jerseys). July 20—Pennington Bros., Ngaere. July 21—Est. Late E. C. Smith, Te Wera. July 21—Perrott Bros., Kaimata. July 26—W. G. Thurston. Mangatoki. July 26—Jans Bros., Stratford. July 27 —J. M. Hignett, Stratford. HAYMARKET, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1922. gQ WEANERb. 15 stored 2 sows 12 porkers, SALE AT 12 O’CLOCK. STONY RIVER SALE, TUESDAY JUNE 20. 100 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE 15 weaner Jersey heifers 1 set of disc harrows. SPRINGING HEIFER FAIRS. STONEY RIVER, TUESDAY, JULY 11. RAHOTU, WEDNESDAY", JULY 12. JJEIFERS will be sold in order of entry. ON THE FARM, EGMONT ROAD. MONDAY, JUNE, "19, at'l2 Noon. NEWTON KING, LTD. JJAVE been favored with instructions from Mrs. W. H. Bishop, who has sold her farm, to sell *by auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 2~| DAIRY COWS, mostly young, in good condition, showing a fair sprinkling of Jersey, early ealvers, and in calf to pedigree Jersey bull 1 pedigree Jersey bull 2 half-draught horses (good), any work 2 breeding sows 1 pedigree boar Spring cart and harness, disc tyne and chain harrows, c.f. plough, s. trees, plough harness, cart frame, 6 milk cans and buckets, 6 ft. crosscut saw, farm tools, etc. On Account of Other Vendors: 2 half-draught horses (any work) Horse gig and harness, MasseyHarris cultivator (nearly new), disc harrows, spring cart and harness rubber-tyred gig and harness, s.f. plough, buggy, plough harness, etc. Luncheon Provided. Auctioneer's Note.—Our agent has inspected* this herd, and enters a favorable report on the quality of the stock. This is an old-established dairy, and one that has been carefully built up. Only good bulls have been used, and culling has been heavy. TE POPO. WEDNESDAY, .TUNE 21, 1922. NEWTON KING, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Mr. H. HANCE, senr., who is leaving • the district, to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, mostly Jersey cross, i due Aug.-Sept. 1 pedigree Jersey cow, Pretty’s | Girl, H.B. No. 1877 1 3yr Jersey heifer 3 Jersey bulls 2 half draught horses 1 pony (broken to saddle and bar- ; ness) Spring Dray, Gig. Discs, S.F. Plough, , Tine Harrows, Drill, Swingletrees, Chains, Sledge, Block and Tackle, Gig and Dray Harness, Medicine Chest. 5 Milk Cans, I Aerators, 3-cow Ridd Release" ■ Milking Plant and 2J li.p. Lister , Engine, and general farm sun- s dries. SALE AT 12.30 p.m. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED, j