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Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1931, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD. KAPONGA SALE YARDS. KAPONGA SALE YARDS,MR. F. REARDON’S ANNUAL UNRESERVED SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1931, at 12.30 p.m. sharp. (15 G.S. CHOICE JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS Q 5 DAIRtY COWS. All close to profit and right on the point of calving. NOTE.—This year at MR. REARDON’S ANNUAL UNRESERVED SALE an exceptionally choice line of young Jersey and Jersey Cross Dairy Cows will be offered to dairymen. They are all close to profit and are in good condition. EVERY COW CARRIES MR. REARDON’S GUARANTEE OF SOUNDNESS AT CALVING. Cattle will be delivered free of charge to Manaia and on the main roads to the surrounding districts of Kaponga. Prospective buyers are recommended to attend this sale.

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP. INGLEWOOD HORSE FAIR. ■ SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1931. At 12.30 p.m. 20 Milk Carters and Waggon Horses. 10 Hacks and Light Horses. HAWERA HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1931. At 12 noon sharp. 75 Horses, including Unbrokens, Heavy Draughts, Waggon and Spring Carters, Hacks and Ponies. SPECIAL ENTRIES: . On Account Mr. E. A. Washer, to be offered at 2 p.m.:— 2 Pedigree Clydesdale 4-Year Fillies, broken to all farm work; 1 Pedigree Clydesdale 3-Year Filly (unbroken). ' NOTE. —This fair is being held on Saturday only, not Friday and Saturday as previously advertised. NOTE CHANGE OF DATE. MR. J. S, TOSLAND’S HEIFER FAIR. OPUNAKE SALE, MONDAY, AUG. 10. 70 Extra Choice 2 and 3-Year Dairy Heifers. NOTE.—These are the pick of Mr. Tosland’s heifers and all springing, down. KOHURATAHI DAIRY SALE. MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1931. 200 Dairy Cattle, including:— 40 Dairy Cows (close to profit). . 30 3-Year Holstein In-calf Heifers. 25 3-Year Jerseys Shorthorn In-calf Heifers. 20 3-Year Jersey In-calf Heifers. 65 2-Year Jersey and Jersey Cross Incalf Heifers. NOTE.—lncluded in this offering are | some choice quality cattle, all close to profit. Cows and heifers from this district always fio well wherever taken, and we advise dairymen not to miss this opportunity. IRISH LINEN TO-DAY. > PRIVATE SALE AT AUCTION PRICES. AT MIDGET GOLF BUILDINGS, BROADWAY NORTH, STRATFORD. QjTHE Irish Linen Sale will be continued to-day when the balance will be cleared at auction prices. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! BE ONE OF THE HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED BUYERS OF THESE BEAUTIFUL LINENS. R. M. PHILLIPS, Auctioneer, Stratford. RANTED TO £>UY. J AM a cash buyer of all. clases of Store Cows, Bulls, etc., or will schedule on owner’s behalf and make libera] advances. Consult my. buyers before selling elsewhere. Mr. Ron. Payne, 'phone 2167, Hawera. Mr. Harry Gray, 'phone 424 Stratford. Mr. George Tippins, 'phone 1410, New Plymouth. ALEX M’MULLIAN, STRATFORD. ’Phone 424. S. HARTNELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, ‘ LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD. Sales conducted in any part of Taranaki. See us if you want a clearance eale. We also buy furniture, any quantity. Spot cash and highest prices paid. 'PHONES: Stratford 489. New Plymouth 1252. CENTRAL MART UNION STREET, HAWERA. MART SALES held on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAY? Outdoor Clearing Sales held in any part of the Districtj. dr’s™' AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUATOR, Thone 2128. P.O. Box 17S.

WAIWAKAIHO SALE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1931. . 40 Fat Ewes. 20 Ewe Hoggets. ’ 50 Dairy Cows - and Heifers, including many at profit. 3 Springing Cows, tested and guaranteed sound (returns at sale). On account of Mr. R. C. Jury’, Tikorangi: ’ 6 Selected 2-Year Pedigree Jersey Heifers, at profit by Pinewood’s Volunteer Lad and sons of CroftonCountess (C.O.R. SOOlb. fat). AUCTION SALE OF SMALL FARM. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1931. At 2.30 p.m. I \ KING LTD. have been fav- • cured with instructions received from the Trustees of the Estate of the Late Augustin Fischer, to offer as above at their Saleroom, Inglewood, the Estate’s Freehold Farm, containing approximately 51 acres, situated on the Lower Norfolk Road. •.'’J: Particulars and conditions of-sale upon application to the auctioneers, or to Messrs. Wilson, Freeman and Sheat, Solicitors, New Plymouth. ■_ ‘ ON THE FARM, MOUNTAIN ROAD, TARIKI. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1931. KING, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. M. Herdman, whose lease has expired, to sell as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, her dairy herd and sundries as under:— i 24 Jersey and Jersey Cross Dairy Cows, mostly due August and September. 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, “Miro Meadow Hector” (slight reserve). 1 Aged Farm Horse. 2 Farm Horses, 5 years (slight reserve) . 1 Ford Truck (slight reserve). 1 Hornsby Mower, Set Discs, Tip Dray and Harness, 5 Milk Cans, Sledge, Swingletrees, Collars and Hames, ■ Farm Sundries. SALE AT 1 O’CLOCK.LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED . NOTE.—The cows are mostly young and in fair milking condition. Last season I averaged 2921b5. butter-fat (factory returns). Individual returns will be given on day of sale. BOBBY CALVES PATEA FARMERS; CO-OP. FREEZING CO., LTD. For further information apply to any of the Company’s Buyers or Collectors. . FARMERS! Take advantage of our prices for Milking Machines, Anderson Engines, Vacuum Pumps, either new or second-hand. SEPARATORS, VATS AND DRIVES. Overhaul or Additions to any <./pe of Milking Machines. Our Special Quotes for English Rubberware, Oils, Brushware, L.L. Piping and Fittings defy competition. (JHAS. gWANSON, RANGI STREET, NEW. PLYMOUTH, general Engineers and Specialists in Acetone and Electric Weldinp. w OFocTOi y: FOR EASIER STARTING ’ ON COLD MORNINGS Plus more speed, more power, more miles—use the FRESH Case Spirit. RICHFIELD mctfMßrroi: Order from your Store or Factory. MILK AND CREAM CANS MADE LIKE NEW! Worn Buckets, Separator Bowls, Cane, etc., given double life and made easy to clean by— RE-TINNING We have a special 1 i , ' Tinning Plant and can execute the work at exceptionally reasonable prices. SMART BROS. Water Heater Manufacturers, BROUGHAM ST., NEW PLYMOUT. . ,