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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 20 June 1925, Page 8

AUCTIONS. NEWTON KING, LTD NEWTON KING LTD., T m e 1 rT r :1 t f it f Y I v :1 1 AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK 'AGENTS. Local Representatives: Mr. E. A. NIXON and Mr. G. H. Toeker. ’Phone No. 20. Office with Mr T. J. Salmon, Princes St., Hawera; ’phone 128. LIST OF CLEARING AND STUD STOCK SALES. .Tune 23 —W. Stewart, Omata. June 23—E. New!and, Stratford Yards. .Tune 23—T. Mollov and Sou, Korito. j .Tune 24 —A. Sheard, Urenui (pedigree and grade Jerseys), conjunction Farmers’ Co-op. June 25 —Mrs Atkinson, Lepperton. June 25—Estate late G. H. Guthrie, Mahoe. V June 25 —J. M. Shotter, Midhirst (pedigree Jerseys). June 26 —J. H. Phillips, Awatuna (grade Jerseys). June 26—A. and E. Skerrington, Kaponga Yards. June 26—Weston and Miller, Waitui. June 27 —S. Prout, Auroa. June 29 —P. Harford, Okato. ! June 29 —T. B- own, Mangatoki. June 29 —J. K. Silbv, Stratford. June 30—Mrs E. Dill, Otakeho (in conjunction with T. Humphries’ sale at Riverlea). June 30 —P. Warner, Stony River Yards. June 30—J. T. Humphries, Riverlea. July I—Stratford1 —Stratford Jersey Cattle Club’s Annual Female Sale. July I—J. Werder, Sutherland Road, Manaia. July 3 —T. Guthrie, Kaimata. July 3—J. Chamberlain, Kaponga Yards. July 4—F. Hall, Stratford Yards. July 6—C. Schwieters, Kaponga Yards. July 7—G. Morton, Stratford Yards. July 7—A Client, Stratford Yards. July B—J. A. Borchart, Ngaere. July 14 —Hazlett and Black, Stony River Yards. July 16 —F. Ferguson, Stratford. July 16—J. Wilton, Waiwaltaiho Yards. July 17 —C. Munibv, Inglewood. July 21—Chas. Wells (high grade Jersey heifers), Stony River Yards. July 23—J. E. Whyte, Cardiff. July 23 —G. Mitchell and J. H. Street (pedigree Jerseys), Waiwakaiho Yards. July 24 —Alan Good. Oeo (dairy heifers). July 27 —R. Thompson, Waitoitoi (Urenui Yards). July 29—J. McAuley) Koru. July 30 —H. R. Harrison, Stratford. August 5—C. Day, Tamahere, Waikato (pedigree Jerseys). August 12—R. J. Morris, Opunake (grade Jerseys). . August 18 —F. Early, Westown, New Plymouth. STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, JUNE 23. At 1 o’clock, jr KING LTD. will sell by auction as above — 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including— -90 store and forward cows and bulls 12 fat cows 70 weaner heifers 20 in-calf heifers On account of Mr E. Newland, Midhirst, whose'farm has been sold— WITHOUT RESERVE. DAIRY COWS, Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein crosses, 2nd to 4th culvers, due to calve July-Aug.-Sept. to pedigree Jersey "bull Eemuera Glory 1 springing heifer j 1 horse, dray and harness These cows are a good lot, in good condition, and 20 are due in July, 20 jv the end of August, and balance in September. Enll particulars will be riven at sale. 20 AN OLD ESTABLISHED HERD OF PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEY CATTLE TO BE DISPERSED BY AUCTION. The Property of Mr M. A. SHEARD, Urenui. AT URENUI SALEYARDS (For convenience). ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24. At 12 noon. UNRESERVED. UNRESERVED. OO PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, HEIFERS & BULLS Founded with stock bred bv Mr A. E. Watkins, and successfully developed through the use of excellent bulls, such as Surplus, a son-of Campanile Sultan, and Autumn Leaf, a grandson of Molina ’s General. The females are both typv and heavy producers. There are many that are capable of making big | records. 50 HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS, mostly July and August cali'crs to a purebred Jersey bull Mr Sheard is a splendid judge of a * dairy cow, and has developed this herd for 25 years, always culling heavily and using the best bulls. The grand old bull Surplus has left some beautiful dairy cattle in the herd, and farmers, especially in the Urenui district, who have milked stock by him know full, well their value. g 0 WELL BRED RISING 2-YEAR HEIFERS, by the pedigree Jersey bull Autumn Leaf, and selected from the above-men-tioned cows; they are in calf to a son of Surplus Buyers of pedigree and grade Jersey cattle can be recommended to attend this sale. Obtain catalogues beforehand from the joint auet.ioneres — FARMERS’ CO-OP. SOCIETY. NEW’TON KING LIMITED.