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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 5 August 1918, Page 8

AUCTIONS. NEWTON KING'S LIST OF CLEARING SALES. AUGUST. Wednesday, 7—A. L. Hunter, Okato. hureday, B—Stephen Hale, Warea. iiuifday a B—Joe. Robson, Stxat^ttd., . Thurisday, 8--HI. J. Power, on me* farm, Kaponga. Thursday, 15— W. B. Grant, Weetown. Wednesday, 31—A. Robertson, Cornwall road, Ngaere. ON THE,FARM, ELTHAM ROAD > • kaponga; thursday, august 8. /T^EWTON KING will sell by pub} -L^l lie auction as above, subject to the rules of ■ the Taranaki Stock. Auctioneers' Association; on account of Mr; • M. J. Ptower, whose- son has gone to ■±he front, his live and dead stock as. foIIOWS ; WITHOUT RESERVE. ; , 38 -dairy cowe, mostly young and. in good condition •■■ 10 good big store pigs 1 chestnut niarey worker,, broken to all iiarneM ." - J 7 milk cane, 22 cow covere,; whey/ barrels, wash tubs, Noxon. mowing machine (good order), farm took,, and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. * 1-1. cases Shell' benzine ' ' 2 tons agricultural lime Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. : This is Mfci Power's firet-saley heeliav— ing to sell'on account of his son going to the war. The cows are a reallynice line, very close up, some havealready called, and they have been, very well cared for and fed through the* winter. They have already been culledf for this season?e milking. STRATFORD YARDS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. "TV"EWTON KING has received m--L^l structions from Mr Joe Robsom to sell in the Stratford Yards on theabove date— . WITHOUT RESERVE. 31 dairy cows Sale at 1 o'clock. Mi* Robson's lease of the Breckon > road farm' has expired, and the above - cows are for absolute sale. They are' all close up and in good condition. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. OF PEDIGREE & GRADE JERSEY CATTLE. MOTUNUI (WAITARA). mondayTaugust 12. 6 NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr J. C. Davidsou, who, owing to labor difficulties,, must relinquish dairying, to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE. A A PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS c 9 pedigree Jersey 2-year heifer«. . n 17 pedigree Jersey yearling heifers; 7 pedigree Jersey yearling bulls _ "i "2 pedigree Jersey 2-year bulls 1 pedigree Jersey 5-year bull 20 grade Jersey springing cowa Luncheon Provided. a Sale at 11.30 a.m. Catalogues can be obtained at any of the auctioneer's offices. NOTE.—Mr Davidson has beea. breeding for many years, and has built > up a very choice line of dairy cattle.,. He has never shown or systematically," \ t tested any of his herd, but is confident \ that should the lot of his cows be put i' under the S.O.R. tests the majority would average well over 4001bs butter--fat. The cattle are in splendid condi- * tion, and will be sold to the highest bidder. f Cars will run from Mr King's officest at New Plymouth, Kaponga, Manaia,. Stratford and Inglewood on the morning of the sale, intending buyers will. - please book seats early. 3's'B'l0 J i ■ ' " ~* GOVERNMENT VALUATION OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND CALFSKINS. 9 '■ fTIHE above valuations will be held; JL at my Wool Store, Stratford*, every four weeks. Advice Cards and Labels on application. NEWTON KING, Stratford. PLANTING SEAbUJN. lC.lft }}IOR SALE—Hedge and i'Lelter Pliints, Fruit Trees and Shrubs., etc., etc. All locally grown and b?.idy. Price List on Application. J. REVELL, "The iNurseries." Glover Road. Bavfar%. TTVOUND —Housewives, you will doJO your work more cheerfully and successfully if you drink an occasional cup of Desert* Gold Tea —the "Queen of Teas" —stimulating, wholesome. Order 2/4 grade. LADIES' Gaiters for winter, m grey, fawn, blue and black. Our low price, 5/il; Girls' 11 x 1 Navy Gaiters y 5/6. —R. Hannah and Co., Ltd.. Hawera. .