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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 84, 14 August 1923, Page 8

NEWTON KING L™ "ILLAWARRA" MIDHIKST. THURSDAY, 16th AUGUST, 1923. TEWTON KING LTD have receiv- - * od instructions from Mi W H. Rutledgo, who has sold his farm mid ie leaving for Australia, to sell os above: WITHOUT RESERVE. About 21 howl of liigbty hrod Pedigree Jersey cattle iiiLioimg: 15 females 5 bulls ... and calves from cows calving;, More date of sale. ALSO— Household furniture and effects' including bedsteads and mattresssiu kapoc and hair mattresses, stretcnors, tables, extension dining table, ! dining chairs, Morris chairs, easychairs, pictures, duchess chests, wardrobe, washtauda, bedroom ware, overman tie, linoleum, mats, fenders *tH irons, fowls, kitchen utensils, sewing machine, knife grinder, barrow, stumping jact etc.. and other sundries too numerous to mention. ALSO—--3 grade Jersey cows 1 grade Jersey empty heifer 2 real good farm horses 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 9-Coulter Empire disc drill, s.F. plow, Cambridge roller, disc, tyne and triped harrows, sledge, milk cart and harness, gig and harness. 30 bottle test outfit, 2 milk cans, as-, an .excellent. collection of ■ geneiftV farm sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. Piano "MeiEenar Stuttgart" 200 Ordinary Shares in Newton King Ltd. . Sale will eonunence with farm sundries and furniture at 12 noon eharf-. The live stock will be sold about* 1.30 P.m. Light Luncheon Provided. No outside entries will be receive* Note: The Pedigree cattle are an exceptionally fine lot, well bred, acJ with good butterfat backings. The farm implements and furniture are a good lot in first class order. Catalogues may be obtained from Newton King Ltd., Stratford. LINCOLN ROAD, INGLEWOOD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1923. VEWTON KING, LTD., hare received instructions from Mr F. G. Schwartfeger, whose lease ha* expired, to sell as above—- . WITHOUT RESERVE. 33 young mixed dairy cows, August and September. 2 bulls 5 weahers 4 farm horses (good) Sow and litter, d.f. plough, s.f. plough, h.H. plough, II coulter drill, Massey mower, 2 sets tyne harrows, chain harrows, disc harrows, chaffcutter, 100 gall, separator, cart, harness and chains, roofing iron, 3cow A.W.R. milking plant (slight/ reserve), farm tools and sundries. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30. , KOHURATAHI YARDS, Special sale of dairy Stoek ate, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1923 NEWTON KING, Ltd., itt conjunction with the N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY Co. Ltd., will sell as above:— £QQ DAIRY COWS, 2nd, 3rd ami 4th calvers. 60 springing heifers , j 20 empty heifers \ 10 bullocks On account of Mr J. E. Shewry: 250 2th. ewes in lamb i 200 m.a. ewes on lamb 50 hoggets 1 7 year heavy draught gelding Sale will commence at 12.30 p.m. These cows comprise small herds owned by farmers in the Kohuratahi district, and most of them are young and in good condition. They have been successfully milked on very hilly country, and should do particularly well if given a chance on better land. \ We can recommend buyers to attend this sale. Cars will leave our Stratford offices at 9 a.m. on morning of sale. Seats should be booked immediately. "DON'T WE HAVE SOME FUNf* To listen to some people talking, one would almost be led to believe that we intended to Ret all the cream in New Zealand. Why. it is all nonsense, because we are only capable of handling a very small quantity and even if we put up other factory we can only do a very limited amount. The natural increase from year to year is some 215 per cent., so more factories must be required. We are, therefore, I helping the dairy farmer and the country generally. If you are not tied up to any other factory, you caw safely give us a trial. "Competition is the Ufa of alt trade." For further particulars, write