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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 46, 9 October 1911, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. Newton king? iJST OF SALES- - October— Tuesday, 10—Rahotu. Tuesday, 10—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, 11—T. Luxton, Pedigree Jersey Sale, Waitam Road Thursday, 12.—W'aiwakaiho. Monday, 10—Uronui. Monday, 10—Douglas. Tuesday, 17—-Stratford. Tuesday, 17—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, 18—Stony River. Wednesday, 18—Sale Railway Land Now Plymouth. Thursday, 10 —Okau Sale. Friday, 20 —Kaponga. Saturday, 21—Land Sale, New Plymouth. Thursday, 26—Stratford Pedigree Jersey Sale. Friday, 27—Stratford Bull Fair. Friday. 27—Whangamomona Sale. Entries for those sales are requested. waitara road. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. NEWTON KING HAS been favoured with instructions from MR. THOS. LUXTON, to Sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the Farm, Waitara Road, as above— HIS CHOICE JERSEY HERD, Comprising—--80 dairy cows, at profit and to calve, mostly grade Jerseys 7 pedigree Jersey cows 4 pedigree Jersey yearling bulls, by Campanile Sultan. 2 service pedigree Jersey bulls 4 pedigree Jersey heifers 20 good grade Jersey heifers, half by a son of Campanile Sultan. 30 young grade Jersey calves 10 yearling grade Jersey bulls. Luncheon at 11.30. Sale at Noon. NOTE.—Mr Luxton has been dairying for many years, and has kept only the best cows; the pedigree stock all being bought solely for their milking propensities, and price being no object in obtaining the best. The herd, which is well known in the district, maintained an excellent test at the factory right through last season, and this year’s tests, so,far, are from 4.4 to 5.2. All the stock, with the exception of two animals, will he offered ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Catalogues of the pedigree stock may be obtained from the Auctioneer. Tiie morning train from Hawora arrives at Waitara Road at 10.45 a.m., thus affording southern buyers every facility for attending the sale. „ WITHOUT RESERVE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12th. NEWTON KING IT AS been favoured with instrucJljL \ tions from MR. Win. O. RAIKES, vo bell at his Residence, Pembroke Road West, as above, the whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, comprising— Dining hall and fancy tables, music cabinet, sofa, dining--1 room, kitchen, and fancy chairs, fenders and irons, lamps, lijaoleum throughout the house, double and single b.r. bedsteads, wire mattresses and kapoc beds, rugs, chests drawers, dressing tables, washstands, cupboards, toilet sets, mirrors, large doll’s bouse, dressers, flour and sugar bins, mangle, plate rack, wringer, washing machine, tubs, buckets, milk pans, churn, Mason jars, kitchen utensils, Wallaby stumping jack, steel bar blocks, maul and wedges, timber, Bft., and other saws, spades and garden tools, Planet Jr. hoe with extras, wire strainer, 5 cords good rata, in foot lengths, fowls, ducks, 3 cows, 1 calf, 1 trap, “seesaw,” 15 sheets galvanised iron. With Slight Reserve—--1 trap and harness, trap built by Cousins and Cousins, Auckland. Sale at 1.15 sharp. TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. HIDE SHED Cloton Road, Stratford (next Dairj Factory). NEXT SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24th. Cf LI ENTS are particularly requested ! to forward Consignments », time to arrive ot later than FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20th. NEWTON KING. ’ STOCK SALES FOR October— Stratford—Tuesday, 10. Kaponga—Friday, 13. Eltham—Wednesday, 18. Stratford—Tuesday, 24. Stratford—Wool, Hide, Skin, and Tallow Sale, Tuesday, 24. Kaponga—Friday, 27. STRATFORD YARDS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10th. At 1.30 p m. YOUNG, HOBBS AND CO., -H- will sell by public auction as above, — 350 MIXED CATTLE, including 40 3j year old Imlhcks 42 2 year steers ■IOO 2 year empty heifers 60 mixed yearlings 10 springing heifers 20 yearling heifers 6 dairy cows 50 yearling steers 40 good store cows