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auctions. NEWTON KING. LTD NEWTON KINO LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK AGENTS. Local Representatives: Mr. E. A. NINON and Mr. G. if, To'cker. 'Phone No. 20. Office with Mr T. J. Salmon, Princes St., Hawera; 'phone 128. LIST OF CLEARING AND STUD STOCK SALES. May 14—G. Chapman, Stratford. May 15 —V. Marx, Mangatoki (pedigree Eriesians). May 19—J. H. Dobson and G. L. Bocock (pedigree Jerseys), at Inglewood Yards). May 25—H. T. Mellow, Kaponga Yards (pedigree Jerseys). May 26 —A. L. Hooper and J. H. Phillips and Kaponga Jersey Cattle Club, at Kaponga Yards (pedigree Jerseys). May 26 —E. J. Prof'ftt, Koru. May 27—K. Eothe, Kaponga Yards (pedigree Jerseys). May 2S—W. Viclcers, Midhirst Yards (pedigree Jerseys). May 29 —E. o’Sullivan and Sons, and E. H. Linnel, Tariki (pedigree Jerseys). May 29 —J. Atkinson, Egrnont Village. May 30 —New Plymouth Jersey pattle Club (pedigree Jerseys). June I—H. Purdie, Waitara (pedigree Jerseys). June 2—J. Hale, New Plymouth (pedigree Jerseys). June 3 —H. Salway and F.W. Cornwall, Bell Block (pedigree Jerseys). June 4 —P. J. Peterson, Waitara (pedigree Jerseys). : June 5 —J. Poletti, Bell Block (pedigree and grade Jerseys). June 9—R. McCormack, Mangatoki (pedigree and grade Priesians). June 10—W. Rea, Korit-o (Inglewood yards). June 10 —D. Pennj-, Auroa (grade Jerseys). June 11 —V. Barr, Kaponga. June 15 —G. Cruickshank, Auroa. June 17—Geo. Cowling, Mailaia (grads Jerseys). . June 18—A. Davidson, Kaponga. June IS — : E. F. Bates, Okato (grade Jerseys). June 19 —C. Mumby, Inglewood. June 22—L. O’Neil, Urenui Yards. June 23—E. Newland, Stratford Yards. June 23—T.. Mollov and Son, Korito. June 24—-F. Harford, Okato. June 24 —A. Sheard, Urenui (pedigree and grade Jerseys), conjunction Farmers’ Co-op. June .25 —F. Hall, Stratford. , June 25 —Estate late' G. H. Guthrie, Mahoe. June ‘2o —J. J. Ancell, Mangatotara. June 25 —Mrs Atkinson, Lepperton. June 26 —J. H. Phillips, Awatuna (grade Jerseys). June 26 —T. E. Wilkie, Ngaere. June 29 —F. Harford, Okato. J.Tune 29 —Brown Bros., Mangatoki. June —J. M. Shotter, Midhirst (disper- , sal pedigree Jerseys). June —N. McKinnon, Kaponga Yards (implements, horses, etc.). July I—Stratford Jersey Cattle Club’s Annual Female. Sale. July 2— L J. A. Borchart, Ngaere. July 6—Jas. Webby, Riverlea. Julv 6 —A. F. Jones, Okoke (Urenui). July 14—Hazlett and Black, Stony River Yards. July 16—F. Ferguson, Stratford. July 21—Chas. Wells (high-grade Jer- ‘ sev heifers), Stony River Yards. July 23—J. E. Whyte, Cardiff. July 23—G. Mitchell (pedigree Jer- ‘ sevs),' Waiwakaiho Yards. July 24—Alan Good, Oeo (dairy heifers). . . . " ''V July 27—R. Thompson, Waitoitoi (Urenui Yards). August 12 —R. J. Morris, Opunake (grade Jerseys). August 18—F. Early, Westown, New Plymouth.

“MAKURA GRANGE” JERSEYS. ABSOLUTE DISPERSAL. The Property of Mr .T. H. DOBSON. AT INGLEWOOD SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 19. At 1 o’clock. The Whole Purebred Herd consisting of gg COWS, HEIFERS & BULLS will be sold ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Mr Dobson has been a keen admirer and breeder of Jerseys for many years. Having successfully bred’up his grade herd to produce over 3001bs fat per head, he started in and bought cautiously a. few pedigree females. These were “Beautiful May,” a full sister to “Madam Mayflower” (7631b5. fat, gold medal), and “Jersey Bank Sylvia” and “Jersey Bank Polly’s Gem,” two of Mr Hodgkinson’s heavy producers. Tn the selection of herd sires lie was equally cautious, with the result that to-day he has a herd of pretty workers. Mr Dobson has leased has farm and is residing in New Plymouth, which is his reason for selling. There will also be; sold on behalf of Mr G. Xi. Boeoek — WITHOUT RESERVE 5' pedigree Jersey cows and heifers (a select lot.) And on account of Mr J. Klenner — 2 pedigree Jersey heifers Catalogues obtainable from , all branches of the Auctioneers—-. NEWTON KING LTD. START’S the House for Wedding Presents. THERE ARE NO DEDUCTIONS 'C'ROM our monthly cream statements, but these go out equal to all every 20th of the month. Our advances are based on ruling values and advices from our London agents. Our permanent policy is to consign the butter and take London values on arrival. If you send us your cream supply, you can be sure of our very best attention to your business. Call on us or write for further par* ticulars — P.O. Box 185, WANGANUI. Agents for “DIABOLO” Separators. YTART’S the House for' Wedding Presents.