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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9433, 4 September 1907, Page 8

Auctions. EWTON KING'S LIST OF CLEARING SALES. September — J. Prendergast, Stratford Yards, Tuesday 10 KAPONGA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. NEWTON KING will sell by public auction as above, QK(\ HEAD of Mixed Cattle, fCOXJ including 100 yearling steers 25 yearling heifers 10 fat cows 20 2 year empty heifers 40 store and forward cows 30 springing heifers 5 springing cows Sale at 1 o'clock. AT THE STRATFORD SALEYARD?. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER JlO. NEWTON KING has received instructions irom Mr J. Pren dergast, who is giving up dairying, to sell by auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE. His Dairy Herd, etc , consisting of 26 cows, 2nd and 3rd calvers, to calve September 2 year springing heifers 1 bull 20 yearlings Sale at 1 o'clock. 6,7 IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE ■ STRATFORD. j TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. ' NEWTON KING has been favoured with instructions from the undermentioned well-known Jersey breeders to sell by auction at his yards as above, — ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.. 2 purebred pedigree Jersey heifers 11 ]">urebred pedigree Jersey bulls 3 purebred pedigree Jersey cows As follows: — On account of A. Buchanan, Esq., of Jersey Holme., Palmerston. North, — 1 purebred pedigree 3-year bull, "Uncle Tom" 1 purebred pedigree . yearling bull, "Jersey King" 2 purebred pedigree bull calves. These bulls have each the b"et combination of dairy Jblood in their veins, and the strain that Mr Buchanan is cultivating in his* own. herd. 1 purebred pedigree cow, "May Beauty," 5 years old, in calf to St. Brelado. This cow is a magnificent type of a dairy cow, and 'has an unbeaten record in the show ring, and has tested 8.6. 1 purebred pedigree cow, "Kelpie," 5 years old, in calf to "MarohNßrown" 1 purebred. cow/ ; " Jersey V 11.," a grand little animal and persistent milker. These three cows are bred on th^ most approved dairy lines, and have well-developed milk veins and shapely udders, Mr Buchanan being reluctantly compelled to sell owing to being overstocked. On account of Paul Hunter, Esq., Porangahau, Hawke's Bay, — 1 purebtcd pedigree bull, "Oculist 3rd/ 5 2 years old. A very robust b^li of beautiful, qual-,. ity, and a^ grrtadspn. of the late Mr Jas McCuJJocii's fanicus x imported «c<yw} "Larkspur:" >: , ,' . '...-'•.'> ' ' ' 1 purebred pedigr.ep bull, "CJarabelle's Magnet," 2 years old. Very handsome and a prize winner, and has got some very promising stock. 1 yearling purebred pedigree bull, "Rose'b Boy." by Magnet Boy 13th out of Little Rose. 1 purebred pedigree 2 year heifer " Marguerite" 1 purebred, pedigree yearling, heifer " Marguerite 2nd. ' . Both thede heifers,are prize winners, and come of a great milling f amily r ' ; , account of W. Bo^h, JEsq.,. of .Middle R'in, Cirterton,— 1 2-year-old* purebred pedigree bull, -"'Rosebud's* Magnet I ' 2nd/? by Magnet Boy 13tli . out of- Rosobud, a' heavy prize winner : 3 yearling bulls by "Saxon," out r cf well-bred cows: - Full pedigrees of &U the above will ;be given at^sale. Sde at 1 o'clock p.m. 3,5,7 STRATFORD. SPRING BORSE FAIR. HORSE BAZAAR. &TRATFORD. - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. [ -VTEWTON'kING will hold his [ I\l Spring Horse ; Fair in his Stratfoid Horse Bazaar on above date, — Pres nt entrie?, — X/*w \J Hack and Harness Horses (broken and unbroken) bale at 10.30 sharp. All horses must be yarded before 10 o'clock.