AUCTION CALCS, Newton kin g 1 a LIST OF SALES--JULY— Friday, J ! Kaponga. Saturday, 15—Land Sab, New Plymouth. Tuesday, 18—Rahctu. Thursday, 20—Wahvakaiho. Farmers are requested to goad in their entries for these sabs. Entries solicited. NE W T 0 M !C 3 N G = 3 LIST OF CLEARING SALES—JULY— 13—A. Alexander, Stony River 11—J. Skinner and Son, Urcnui. 14—G. Porrott, Mountain Road, Stratford 17— TV. E. Watson, Tataraimaka. 18 .!. Mon in, Omata. 12 1). Linn, Stony River 20—J. Precco, Palmer Road. 21—J. id a.iron hue !•:, Stanley Road, Friday, ,1 uly 21, 21—Exors, Rang! Homata, Stony River 24—1). Murphy, Lower Palmer Road. 2!—W. Newman, .Douglas yards. 25 Brcgnan Bros., Robson Road, yj—S. j'i. Kemn, Hastings Road. 27—A. Fanil, Toko. 27—1). O’Hara, Petono Road, Tatarairnaka. 27—Yv. Puklowski, Tataraimaka. 2S—T. (>rown, Bii d Road 31—M. W; Christensen, Croydon and Ackland Roads.
August—1— M. P. Christensen, Flint Road, Stratford. 2 Messrs. Hodgkinsou, Haylock, and Quinton, Tariki Road. 3 11. Kemp, Robson Road. 9—W. Kcdieiy. Awatuna East. 10—Mrs. Bonner, Sen., Skinner Rd. 10—H. Purdic. Waitara Road. 23—S. A. Gooding, Huiakama. NEWTON KINO Has tlie following Dairy Herds for private sale, and will he pleased to supply further particulars on application—--40 at £8 15s, young 14 at £6 10s, mostly 2nd calvers 24 at £7 10s, young , 10 at £B, 2nd to 4tn calvers 37 at £8 Bs, all good 12 at £7 10s, young 25 at £ls, halt to purebred Jerseys 30 at £8 10s, young 30 at £9, early calvers 10 at £7 10s, good dairy cows 20 at £B, early calvers 45 at £lO 10s, in calf to pedigree bull 30 at £9, all due end Sept. 12 at £6 10s, early calvers 20 at £8 ss, fair strain Jersey 25 at £lO, Shorthorns 31 at £9, Aug.-Sep*. 38 at £B, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th calvers 24 at £7 10s, good dairy cows 31 at £8 10s, good lot 25 at £9 10s, three-quarter Jerseys 60 at ,£S 10s, Ayrshire and Short-
horns. 20 cows at £8 13 cows at £3 8s 25 cows at £8 25 cows at £B ALL SUBJECT TO SALE AND WITHDRAWAL. MOUNTAIN ROAD, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, JULY 14th. NEWTON~ KJNG HAS received instructions ynm MR. GEO. PERRETT, who has Sold his farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his Dairy Herd, etc., as under—--60 cows, chiefly 3rd and 4th culvers, expected to calve Aug.Sept., mostly served by pedigree Jersey bull 1 purebred Jersey bull 49 mixed yearlings 3 sows, milk cans, tools, trap, harness, spring dray and harness, 2 half draught mares (trial), and sundries 1 stack oaten hay 1 stack meadow hay 31 Midhirst Factory shares Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30. STRATFORD WOOL. HIDE. RFEEF SKIN, AND TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE, AUGUST 1. Cl Li ENTS arc requested to forward > )it‘> so ns to reach ub by FRIDAY, JULY 28th. YOUNG. HOBBS AND CO. Treasure. *s* Mm 1 - mm fmip 1 m w mA m - m m k COCOA Best & Goes Farthest
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 119, 12 July 1911, Page 8
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