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Taranaki Daily News, 20 May 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION ASBELOWi CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. MAY. Thursday, 22—Clifford Bros., Lepperton. » Wednesday, 28—C. Wyatt, Bell Block. Thursday, 29—0 Woisin, Upper Man- , gorei Road. Thursday, 29—M. Ryan, Kaimata. Saturday, 31— W. Old, Uruti yards. I JUNE. , Monday, 2nd—W. Lacy, Tataraimaka. Monday, 2—Win. Jeffrey, Bell Block, r Friday, ft—H. Stonex, Eahotu Yards. r Monday, 9 —Bon. Hurley, Te Ngutu, Okaiawa. , Friday, 13— J. H. Street and S. W. Shaw,: pedigree Jerseys, Beli Block. ■ Saturday, 14— F. T. McCarthy, Dnthifr. Koad, Matapu. , Monday, 16— E. G. Ross, Cardiff. * i Monday, 16—Bredin Bros., Ptrniho Boad. Tuesday, 17—Miss E. Cheevers, Durham Road. Tuesday, 17— J. Walsh, Bawhitiroa. (conjunction N.Z. Loan Co.). Wednesday, 18— J. W. Rogers, Cardiff. • Thursday, 19— S. Medcalf, Tataraimaka. Thursday, 19— W. Nicoll, Kelly Road, Huirangi. . Thursday, 19— H. S. Mnndy, Rowan. > Friday, 20—Mat Duggan, Tataraimaka. ■ Friday, 20—Mrs. M. M. Coates, Low* garth. ] Saturday, 21—L. R. Jones and J. Bryant, Awakino. Monday, 23 G. G. Grover, Tataraimaka. Monday, 23 —A. E. Watkin, Inaha.' Tuesday, 24 J. C. Wright, Matalwu Matapu (pedigree and Shorthorns). Wednesday, 25 J. Feaver, Rutland Waipuku. Wednesday, 25—Wm. Duggan, Auroa (!»)■' conjunction with Farmers' Co-op,) Thursday, 26—R Higan, Matapu. Thursday, 26 R. H. Sloans, Barklay. Boad, off Pembroke Road, Stratford' • Friday, 27—Mrs. K. Rowe, East Road, > Friday, 27—Frank Sole, Okato. - Saturday, 28—Don. Chamberlain, Man., aia Boad, Manaia. Monday, 30—Con. O'Sullivan, Uruti, i J JULY. • Tuesday, I—Faijnham Bros., Tataiab maka. Wednesday, 2—Z. T. Walker, Monmouth 9 Boad, Stratford. r Wednesday, 2—A. Clothier, Warea. ' Thursday, 3—J, Sorrenson, WaitoitoLi Friday, 4—Sam B&dford, Kaponga. • Monday, 7—A. Heal, Norfolk Road. Wednesday, 9—R. McK. Morrison. Tokot " Road, Toko! Thursday, 17—Jos. Robson, Pembroke ; Road, Stratford, j Saturday, 19-J. Hall, Huiroa. Wednesday, 23—Mrs. Bryden, Carring- • ton Road. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21. X 5 2J-YEAR, GOOD, IN-CALF HEIF-. ' ERS. 30 weaner Shorthorn-Holstein steers! 10 Jersey weaner heifers 17 20-month Jersey in-calf heifeta 20 20-month Holstein in-calf heifetai 13 2-year Shorthorn in-calf hcifert' i 10 Jersey weaner heifers i 12 2}-year Holstein in-calf heifmf 26 store and forward cows 4 Jersey dairy cows 20 18-month steers 200 lambs / Sale at 1 o'clotb MANGAONE ROAD, KAIMATA. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1919. NEWTON KING fJAS received instructions from Mr. M. Ryan, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell by Public Auction aa above, WITHOUT RESERVE 10 choice young dairy cows, August and September calvers 29 20-month to 2-year Jersoy-Hol-fctein in-calf heifers (quality) 19 mixed weaners 85 woolly lambs (good) 40 4 and 6-tooth ewes -in lamb (good) 16 empty ewea 3 good farm horses, 1 hack, breeding sow, spring cart and harness (good), gig and harness, plough, set Noxon discs, chain and iripnd harrows, jack, l vise, grindstone, wheelbarrow, spray pump, block i, set trees, 2 X saw-horse clipper, churn, cream cans, buckets, 2 sledges, collars snd hames, quantity roofing iron, timber, posts, 24 shares in Mofc Dairy Company, 3 nliareii Farmers' Meat Company, household furniture and sundries, LUNCHEON PROVIDED Sale at 12.30. . NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the year. ( NEXT VALUATION—May 6th. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—May 27th. Coiißiginn jnts must ari ive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels m application.