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Taranaki Daily News, 8 November 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. KING'S LIST OF SALF3* .WVEMBER-. ...... Wednesday, B—TriglewbTolt ' Friday, KHfiahotu Monday, 13—TJrenui, ' * Tuesday, 14—Stony Rivcf Tuesday, 14—Stratford Heifer g§]<). Wednesday, 15—Kohuratahi" < Friday, 17-Toko. ~ 7 Friday, 17—Waiwakaiho. Monday, 20—Douglas Tuesday, 21-Stratford Sprlngliuf i Heifers m Wednesday, 22—Inglewood, • Friday, 24—Rahotu. Friday, 24—Kaponga.Monday, 27—Urenui. ; . Tuesday, 28—Stony Sir*. INGLEWOOD YARDS. .. NOVEMBER \ NEWTON KING* sell at his yards as above, ject to the Tides of the Taranalij { iock Auctioneers' Association; • . '.. • I I (15 forward and store cowi, 10 cows and calves 20 Jersey yearling heifers * IB choice 15-month heifers i 20 well-bred 2-year dairy empty heifers .' -<*~" BO springing heifers and cow| fi!) yearling heifers (choice) i Of) yearling to 15-month choice HoV t stein heifers i 70 good Shorthorn heifer?' 140 yearling heifers (In lots) .12 yearling steers 3 Shorthorn 2-year bulls S pure-bred Shorthorn bulls, brill by .T. Wilson, Esq., Waverjey. *> good Holstein bulla 12 mixed yearlings . ■ CO Sale at 1 o'clock, RAHOTU- YARDS, J •JBIDAY, NOVEMBER Ift NEWTON" KINGi sell at his yards as buov#, nflV ject to the rules of the Tarariaki Stock Auctioneers' Association, 50 yearling to 15-month stcrt 35 store and forward cows SO 15 month heifers ' ™ ' "ft springing heifers _ .. 25 15-month steers .*' ''. 12 dairy hulls I secondhand express'. Sale at 1 o'clock; FURNITURE SALE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, Ml* L. A. NOLAN AND CO, JJAVE received instructions from Mr* Morton, who is leaving "Jfew Ply month, to sell by auction at her residence, comer Cmirtenay and Liardeii Streets (opposite Fire Brigade Station), her Household Furniture and Effects, 'ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT. RESERVE, ci mprising— Five Liberty arid'otlie? Buchpss chests (with BM. mirrors), flve> T.B. washstands and toiletware, four carpets "(one 10 x Vi), in Liood order, dining-room table (nearly new) oval ditto, sis Liberty chair*, dining-room lounge, with Uferwit - velvet cushions, umbrella standi fonr hospital beds, dressing table l !, double and single kanoc mattresses, double, threetfuartcr' and single iron bedsteads,, two chests drawers, 2 rattan and 6 j wicker armehaija, B.W. and 4 I other chairs, hearthrugs, Turk# isli mats, stair Catfpet; couc'.i'' hall, kitchen and other tables sundry verandina awning, lawn mowei (nearly aof), etc., etc. % V % KOTE.-The above'is"» snort list ( goods to be offered. Tie wHcie are i first-class order and well worth the tentiun of those furnishing. Sale at 2 o'clock "NETHEftBY" JJ AIRY gHORTHORN , J-TERD, (Founded 1570.) The Property of.'/. R. TURXBTJLL AND SON, SENTBI, HILL; pOR SALE, Young.Bulls, eligible for the Milking Shorthorn Herd Book, by the Pedigree Bull "Edward's Dairy* man," and from good dairy strains.. "Edward's Dairyman'' was bred by M*\ William Taylor, of Te Awamntu, ard was sired by the imported dairy butt "Edward 22 " On his dain's side, of 'tha celebrated "Wild Eyes" strain, both hj:» dim and grand-dam were exccotionatly heavy milkers. ■,, Also, A number of PEDIGREE BERrtSHTRB TIGS of the best strain .... xrrespondence and inspection invited, Visitors welcomed at all times. RAHQTU TO NEW PLYMOUTH. E. WOOLDHIDQE, Proprietor.