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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 121, 14 July 1911, Page 8

AUCTION PALES. |VTEWTON K ! N G ' f LIST OF SALKS--JULY— Saturday, 15—Land Sale, New Plymouth. Tuesday, IS—Rahotu. Thursday, 20 —Waiwakaiho. Fanners are requested to fond m their entries for those sails. Entries solicited. 7VT E w T O H K i M G 3 a Vi LIST OF CLEARING JULY17— W. E. Watson, Tataraimaka. 18— .1. Mon in., Omata. l‘J _\v. !). Linn, Stony River 20— J. Prceeo, Palmer iload. 21— J. Hagcnbuck, Stanley Iload, Friday, July 21. 21—Exors, Rangi Hornata, Stony River 2!—1). Murphy, L; wer Palmer Road. 21—W. Newman, Douglas yards. 25 Brcgnau Bros., Hobson Road. 26 — S. E. Kemp, Hastings Road. 27 A. Fanil, Toko. 27-—1). O'Hara, Petonc Road, Tataraiinaka. 27—W. Puklowski, Tataraimaka. 28—T. Brown, Bird Road 31—M. W. Christensen. Croydon and Ackland Roads. August—1— M. P. Christensen, Flint Road, Stratford. 2 Messrs. Kodgkinson, Haylock, and Quinton, Taiiki Road. 3 IT. Kemp, Robson Road. 9—W. Kehely. Awatuna East. 10—Mrs. Bonner, Sen., Skinner Rd. IC—H. Purdie. Waitara Road. 23—S. A. Gooding, Huiakama. AT THE HAYMARKET. SATURDAY, JULY 15th. TVTEWTOM KSiMG will sell by Public Auction as above'— PIGS, CALVES, HORSES, SUNDRIES. ' 20 store pigs 17 weaners. Sale at 12 o’clock. AT THE MART. Poult - v, including 10 i aides birds 1 ton Canterbury Hide potatoes. 15 sacks I isii Rocks, 40 bags onions, vegetables, gate binges, copper and stand, 1 Orion range, 1 set harness, large bath, duchess chest, dresser, couch, sideboard, chairs, tables, d b.r. bedstead, bedding, wire mattresses, Tiallstand, stretchers, chests drawers, hook shelf, bridles, crockery, books, lawn mower, bicycle, sundries. Milk cans, milk pans, tubs, Planet Jr. Drill, garden tools, 1 case Gont.’s suits. HARDY WELL-GROWN NURSERY STOCK. On account MESSRS DUNCAN and DAVIES, New Plymouth, comprising Apples, Pears Plums, Peaches, ) Quinces, Currants, Roses, Lawsonianas, Pines,' < Macrocapa, Berberry, Elaegnus, Pittosporum, Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Heaths, Camelias, Conifers, and many other choice shrubs and hardy climbers.

PLEASE NOTE.—Messrs Duncan and Davies are quite familiar with our rigorous climate, and carefully select their Nursery Stock for our district accordingly. Their trees grow. ' Sale at 1 o’clock. PALMER ROAD. THURSDAY, JULY 20th. 7VTEWTON KING has received inJ3I ctructions from MR JNO. I>LUSI:\ 10 to sell Win LOUT R 1 - SERVE his Dairy Herd, etc., as follows ; 65 young cows, expected to calve Aug.-Sept. 4 empty cows 1 6-year draught gelding (reserve), 1 half draught marc (reserve), 2 Jialf-draught geldings, 1 hack, 1 pony, 2 sows, due Sept., 1 Berksairc boar, 5 wea tiers, milk wagg u , spritig dray, light spring cart. McCormick mower, hay rake, tyne and disc harrows, s.f. plough, men roller, potato moulder, swingle trees and chains, harness, 11 cans, aerator buckets, 2 uvn tanks, ram and piping, troughs, tubs, jacks, bar chains, 60-gal. boiler, 2 coppers and stands, grindstone, lawn mower, 120 totara blocks, bidder, tools, and sundries , Luncheon pr,->. ■ h ! Sale at 22 o' r 1 NEWTON KING Has the following Dairy Herds for private sale, and will bo pleased to supply further particulars on application—--40 at £8 15s, young 11 at £6 10s, mostly 2nd cal vers 21 at £7 10s, young 10 at £B, 2nd to Ith calvers 37 at £8 Bs, all good 12 at £7 10s, young 25 at £ls, half to purebred Jerseys ‘lO at £8 10s, young 30 at £9, early calvers 10 tit £7 10s, good dairy cows 26 at £B, curly culvers 45 at £lO 10s, in calf to pedigree bull 30 at £9, all due end Sept. .12 at £6 I.os, early calvers 20 at £8 ss, fair strain Jersey 25 tit £lO, Shorthorns 31 at CO, Ang.-Se;*. 38 at ,28, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th caiv-

21 at £7 4Os, good dairy cows 31 at £8 10s, good lot 25 at £9 10s, three-quarter Jerseys GO at ,CS 10s, -Ayrshire and Shorthorns. 20 cows at £R 13 cows at £8 8s 25 cows at :C8 25 cows' at £8 ALL SEEJEOT TO SALE ANT) WITH OTTAWA L. DAIRIES, have several Genuine Daily Herds for Sale. MATTHEWS AND BENNETT, INGLEWOOD.