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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 1 September 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS. NEWTON KING'S LIST O* CLEARING SALES— SEPTEMBER. Thursday, 4—T. Luxton. Waiter* Thursday, 4—S. J. Sutton Oakura Friday, 5-W. Thurston, Strathmore. Friday, 5-J X Silby. Awatuna (in Kaponga Yards). v day', 8-W. K. Morris, Oakura Wednesday, 10-A. G. Moore. PuniThursday. 11— H. Greig, White Cliffs, Jrukearuhe. ' Wednesday, 17—Mrs S. A. Morrow, Rahotu (pedigree Friesians) Thursday 25-H. L. Spence, Carrington Road, New Plymouth (pedigree Jerseys). & STRATHMORE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. iyEWTpN ; KING has received in--1-* etructions from Mr W. Thurston, who has sold his farm,, to sell on the property on above date— \. WITHOUT RESERVE. 14 reg. Milking Shorftorn cows, in calf to ped. Milking Shorthorn bull bred by Government Ruakura Station Farm 13 Shorthorn-Jersey cross cows ~ .4 in-calf heifers 10 2-year empty heifers 27 2 to 2^-year steers 18 mixed yearlings 1 2-year ped. Milking Shorthorn bull, bred by Government (reserve) 1 3^-year ped. Milking Shorthorn bull, bred by Miss' Watt, Waverley . 2 yearling bulls ' . , 220 ewes in lamb . - 50 lambs / ':• 18 store pigs - 2 sows . " ... •' •'■ " •'...■'■''• 1 3 harness horses 2 unbroken half-draught horses 1 horse, gig and harness (reserve] Heid & Gray drill, mower, hayrake tyne harrows, disc harrows ; hillside plough, s.f. Duncar plough, Duncan d.f. plougl .(new), chaffeutter, Pric'e'< jack, milk cart and harnese gig harness } sledge on wheels endless chains, clipping ma chine, pack saddle, backbanc and chains, /Bcwt. plain wire 2cwt barbed -wire, 2 rolls Cy clone ' netting, collars, trees chains, etc., 12 turkeys, 2( fowls,- 7 geese', 5 milk cans 250 totara posts and genera farm sundries Sale at 12;30 p.m. Luncheon Provided. I' 3- ' SALEYARDS. i . __ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. T^EWTON KING Las' received in -1 * structions from Mr J. K. Silby who is leasing his farm, to sell by pub lie auction as above ' 41 Holste!n-Jersey cross cows, closi up to profit 6 cows in mlik 1 Holstein bull 1 spring cart horse NOTE.—Cows are all young and ii fair condition, and majority very clos< up. For sake of convenience the sal< is being held in my Kaponga' Yards.v' Sale at 1 o'clock. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE - OF , PEDIGREE FRIESIAN CATTLE. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 17. i . "VTEWTON KING has received in--L^l structions from Mrs S. A. 'Morrow to sell by public auction as above, the whole of her pedigree Friesian cattle, as follows— . WITHOUT RESERVE. -j n PEDIGREE FRIESIAN COWS--2 pedigree Frieslan 2-year heifers 6 pedigree Friesian yearling heifers 1 pedigree Friesian bull King of Black and Whites 2 pedigree Friesian bulls, o and 6 years' old 7 pedigree Friesian 2-year bulls 7 pedigree Friesian yearling hnlh Catalogues on application. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. NOTE—This is one of the old established herds in Taranaki. , The breed of these cattle is first-class, and were, it not for the inability of the vendor to get suitable labor the stud herd would not be on the:; market. The whole catalogue, with the exception of the syear bull, King of the Black and Whites, will be sold at the hammer, without reserve.. Cars, will leave Stratford, Hawera, Manaia and Kaponga on the morning of sale. "l'6'ia PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. WHITE CLIFFS, PUKEARUHE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. "VTEWTON . KING has received in- -^ structions from H. Greig, Esq., ■who has sold the bulk of his property^ to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE. 120 4 and 5-year fat and 'forward bullocks . 100 empty 2-year Jersey cross heifers 500 4-tooth fat and forward wethers 10 heavy draught horses And a very complete' outfit of farm Machinery. Full Particulars Later. PUNISHES PAIN. ~~~ Every rub you give with Chamberlain's Pain Balm punishes pain, and sends it away.. Every ache and pain in the limbs and muscles should be treated this way. Chamberlain's Pain Balm does not irritate, but ■soothes a-nd relieves. Sold everywhere.—Advt. •-' i