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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 31 July 1918, Page 8

[ AUCTIONS. | Newton king's list of Clearing sales. i august. Thursday, I—Morris Bates, Kaponga. . Thursday. I—P. F. O'Connor, Huiroa. Friday, 2—G. R. lylee, Kahui road, _. Rahotu. Wednesday," 7—A. L.. Hunter, Okato. Thursday, B—Stephen Hale, Warea. Thursday. B—Joe. Robson. Stratford. Thursday, B—M. J. Power, on the , . farm, Kaponga. Thursday, 15— W. B. Grant, Westown. - Wednesday, 31—A. Robertson, Cornwall road, Ngaere. > *..._... ] E KAPONGA SALEYARDS. ~*' FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. . -IV"EWTON KING >ill sell as above, -L^ subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association— 35 forward and store cows 30 1-year heifers 25 1-year 6teers 30 1-year Jersey heifers B 3 bulk 25 springing heifers, good line '40 lambs 21 lambs. 2 half-draught horses, 3 years Sale, at 1 o'clock. ■ | ... . -•• ■■..-.,-■ ;- .. . on the farm, kaponga. thursdayTaugust 1. "[V'EWTON KING" has received in■L * ' structions from Mr Maurice Bates, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell by public auction, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association, as a above— WITHOUT RESERVE. I 34 Jersey-Shorthorn and Jerseye Holstein cows, all early calvers! . j 1 4-year pedigree Ayrshire bull, I d guaranteed sound i 1 1-year Ayrshire pedigree bull - 3 goats 14 good big store pigs _.._ — d 1 pedigree Te.t_nvt._lh boar 1 9-couiter Duncan drill, almost new) with 4 sets seed plates, 3-horse Cambridge roller, Deer-! "ing mower (good order),' fullsize Duncan plough, Duncan j hay rake, heavy spring dray,! , light spring dray, 6 milk cans (good order), timber jack,! s crowbar, logging chain, hay 1 - knife, 2 coppers, 200-gallon tank, set swingletree bars,] good quantity sheet iron, 2cwt barb fencing wire, quantity timber, gent's bike, hay frame and pig frame, 2 spare rings for Cambridge roller, pig troughs and tubs, quantity useful sundries, double-barrel breech, loading gun, quantity boxthorn plants, „ fowls and ducks, water heater, factory .*..■■ shares, Farmers' Co-op. shares Household furniture, including 2 duchesses, sideboard, 2 washstands, couch, 2 sea grass chairs, sea grass square, double iron bedstead, wooden bedstead, 2 wire-woven mattresses, child's cot, 3 tables, kitchen dresser, curtain pole's, linos., lamps, fender, occassional table, 8 chairs, flax mattress, wooden wash tubs, ladder Luncheon Provided. NOTE.—My agent has inspected the above herd arid found them all youngcows of good quality, mostly showing down. Mr Bates has been milking for many years and this is his first sale. , The above herd has my personal recommendation. . Sale at 1 o'clock. RAHOTU SALEYARDS.' FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. 1-^EWTON KING will sell at his yards as above— 60 mixed yearlings 20 store and forward cows 10 springing heifers 10 dairy cows, close up On account of Mr G; R. Tylee ; Kahui road, Rahotu, who is going out of dairying— ' WITHOUT RESERVE. 40 dairy cows, practically all young and mostly Holstein-Shorthorn , cross 1 5-year gelding, all harness (reserve) 5 25-gallon milk cans 1 11-coulter MeCormick drill (reserve) On account of Mr H. Lander, Rahotu (At conclusion of Cattle Sale) . The whole of the furniture contained in a six-roomed house STRATFORD A SPRING HORSE FAIR. saturdayTaugust 3. -j-^EWTON, KING~ will sell in his -^ Stratford Horse Bazaar on above date— 'TA; HORSES, comprising Broken and ' • Unbroken Hraughts, HalfDraughts, Hacks and Light Harness Horses Also— On account of Mr W. L. Stocks, who is in camp, the whole of his contracting plant, comprising— WITHOUT RESERVE. 8 draught and half draught horses, all staunch 3 heavy drays 1 light dray Tarpaulin, 3 cart saddles and breeching, 8 sets harness, horse covers, 4 spalding hammers, crowbars, sundries, etc. Sale at 12.30 p.m. 31,2 Never hesitate about giv in_ Chamberlain^ Cough Remedy to children. ■ It contains no opium or other narcotics and can bo given with implicit confidence. As a quick relief for coughs and colds to which children are susceptible, it is unsurpassed.—Sold everywhere.—Advt. *