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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIII, Issue XVIII, 3 August 1912, Page 8

Auctions. EWTON KING'S LIST OF SALESAUGUST— Monday s—Toko5 —Toko Monday s—Urenui5 —Urenui Tuesday 6—Stratford Tuesday 6—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale Wednesday 7—Stony River Friday 9—Kaponga CLEARING SALES. IUGUST— Monday 5—W. J. Barleyman, Lower Rowan Road Tuesday 6—E. E. Gedge, Stratford dairy wards Tuesday 6—W. R. Bonner, Stratford yards Tuesday 6—P. Hancock, Stratford dairy yards, pedigree Jersey heifers Wednesday 7—P. Jacob, Gordon Road Thursday B—W. Gardiner, Manga- I whero Road, Riverlea Friday 9 —G. Lewis, Kaponga yards Monday 12— F. TJhlenberg, York Road, Midhirst Wednesday 14—Estate of J. E. Kissick, deceased SEPTEMtJKJK— Friday 6 —Newton King, pedigree Holsteins, Bell Block I have a good list of dairy herds for private sale, and invite enquiries. TOKO YARDS. MONDAY, AUGUST 5. NEWTON KING will sell by auction as above, — "I Of| HEAD MIXED CATTLE, inX^U eluding— 50 mixed yearlings 10 springing heifers 15 2-year steers ! 30 store cows i 100 lambs '< 150 wethers ! Sale at 1 o'clock. | STRATFORD DAIRY YARDS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. NEWTON KING will sell by public auction as above, — 50 choice springing heifers, close to profit 10 dairy cows Also, — On account of Mrs E. E. Gedge, of Puniwhakau, who has given up dairying,— 20 cows and heifers, August and early September calvers, in good condition Sale at 1 o'clock. I Also, — On account of Mr Peter Hancock, who has sold his farm, — His choice pedigree Jersey heifers. ( as under: Woodside Pet, Tiritea Ellen, Tiritea Eileen, and Tiritea Darkie, all in calf to Molina , General On account of Mr W. H. Buck- ; thought,— 14 dairy cows, 2nd to sth calvers (guaranteed sound) On account of Mr G. S. Hobbs,— 12 young Holstein cows, early calvers Extended pedigrees and full particulars at sale. ' Sale at 2 p.m. Stratford dairy yards. tuesdayTatjgust 6. NEWTON KlNcThas received instructions from Mr W. R. Bonner to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. His choice dairy herd, as under: 34 cows, chiefly 2nd to 4th calvers, expected to calve AugustSeptember, mostly JerseyAyrshire, and all served by pedigree Jersey bull 1 pedigree Ayrshire cow 3-year pedigree Jersey bull Sou'wester The above cows are a very choi;-e lot, and as Mr Bonner is going out of dairying they must be sold. Sale at 1 o'clock. 31.2,3 STRATFORD~DAIRY~YARDS. ~ tuesdayTlugust 6. ■VTEWTON KING~ has received in--L^i structions from Mr John Miller of Toko, to Sell,— ' WITHOUT RESERVE. His dairy herd, as under: 48 cows, chiefly 2nd to sth calvers, expected to calve August-Sept. Sale at 1 o'clock. mangawhero road, riverlea. thursdayTlugust 8. ■VTEWTON KlNG~has received m-■i-1 structions from Mr W. Gardiner who is leasing his farm, to sell — ' WITHOUT RESERVE. ' His choice dairy herd, etc., as under: 34 choice cows, 2nd to 3rd calvers, expected to calve August and September (25 .being half-bred Jerseys, his own r^ing) 5 2-year Jersey heifers W calf 1 mare, stinted to Young Victor 1 yearling, by Chevalier WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. Miik cart and harness, rustic cart and harness, milk cans, buckets, aerator and sundries Luncheon provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. _ 1,3,6,7 KAPONGA YARDS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. J KTEWTON KING has received in- -^ structions from Mr G. Lewis, who is leaving Taranaki, to sell — WITHOUT RESERVE. ' His dairy herd, aa under: 25 cows, 2nd to 4th calvers expected to calve August ' and September 1 bull Sale at 1 p.m. T A5 A iN^ Xl WOOL, SHEEPSKIN IF* cX a^ d TAL^OW SALE. H!de Shed-Cloton Road, Stratford (Next Dairy Factory'): NEXT SALE—JULY 30. Clients are particularly requested tt forward consignments, in time to arriv« not later than FRIDAY, July 26 NEWTON KING. SIT^JX? BD WOOL ' SHEEPSKIN M HIDE and TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE—JULY 30. Clients are requested to forward lot* so as to reach us hy, FRIDAY, July 26.