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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 2 August 1913, Page 8

Auctions. j IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE. ON THE FARM, WAREA. MONDAY, AUGUST 4. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr E. Julian, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above — WITHOUT RESERVE. The whole of his choice dairy herd, i heifers, yearlings, pigs, household furniture and sundries — 137 choice dairy cows 80 mixed yearlings, good (own rearing) 26 2-year springing heifers 2 2-year bulls 18 mixed sheep 28 lambs 70 store pigs 3 breeding sows 2 purebred Berkshire sows 1 purebred Berkshire boar Milk cans, fowls, harness, farm sundries, and household furniture WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 5 young and good half-draught horses 1 2-year half-draught unbroken gelling 1 brood mare in foal 1 boy's pony 1 hack Milk waggon (carry 14 cans), drill, tine harrows, 2 s.f. ploughs, 8\ bucket Ridd milking machine and 4 h.p. Watts engine Luncheon at 11 a.m. Sale at -11.30. NOTE.—The above herd of cows are a young line, 60 being second calvers and the balance up to sth calvers, and are a good ldt, Mr Julian having culled through the herd. STRATFORD CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. "\TEWTON KING will sell at hi* -LAI yards as above— QAf| HEAD CATTLE, including— 50 store and forward cows 70 2-year steers 40 2-year heifers 8 fat cows 15 2-year colored empty heifers 40 colored weaner heifers 150 mixed weaners 200 4, 6 and f.f.m. ewes 350 2-tooth ewes 150 lambs Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD SPRINGING HEIFER SALE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. NEWTON KING will sell at hit yards as above— 75 choice springing heifers, close to profit . Sale at 1 o'clock. AT THE FARM, OEO ROAD AWATUNA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr W. Aitken to sell — WITHOUT RESERVE. His first-class dairy herd, etc., as follows: 58 choice dairy cows and heifers, mostly 2nd and 3rd carvers, in calf to purebred Jersey and Shorthorn bulls 1 Jersey bull 1 Shorthorn bull Spring dray, s.f. plough, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 4 half-draught harness mares 2 young horses 1 brood mare 143 Awatuna Dairy Co. shares Also— The goodwill of the lease of the farm, comprising 261 Acres, and a bush section of 216 Acres, Opunake S.D. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o'clock. AT THE STONY RIVER YARDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. NEWTON KING has received " instructions from Mr T. P. Hugheon whose lease is expiring, to sell by auction as above (for convenience of sale) — 40 choice dairy cows, early calvers 3 bulls 6 milk cans, pig troughs, and sundries NOTE.—This herd has been kept in the first four leading tests at the Okato F actor.v, and Mr Vincent (manager) has culled heavily for the last five years. Provided 6eats are booked, car will leave New. Plymouth on arrival of morning train from Hawera. ' Sale at 12.30 sharp. 2 at the farm. kaponga. thursdayTaugust 7. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr R. H. Bartlett, who is giving up dairying, to sell — ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. His choice dairy herd, etc., as follows: 70 first-class dairy herds, mostly ! August and September calvers 1 Holstein bull 1 Jersey bull Milk cans, buckets, trough, pig styes, milk cart and harness, tine harrows, Noxon discs, block dray, pressure pump and 100 ft. piping, furniture, sundries, etc. WITH SUGHT RESERVE. 1 4-year mare (saddle and harness) 1 draught gelding 1 Dominion vacuum pump 3 li.p. Benzine engine Sale at 12.30. Luncheon provided. NOTE.—Half of these cows are Holstein and Jersey cross. They are mostly young and showing well in calf; in fact, in all probability 10 to 20 will calve before the sale. MRS L. HUMPHRIES, DRESSMAKER, MANAIA. SPECIALITY—ROBES & COSTUMES. Late Maison Doree. Wanganui. i