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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16725, 28 April 1920, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION. WAIWAKATHO SALE. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1920. E W T 0 N K INQ Will Seisin his Yards as above, — j! rQ MIXED CATTLE 30 Lambs 20 20-month Empty Heifers 118 F.F.M. Ewes (good lino) Ualo at 1 o’clock. Note. —Alteration of calendar day, owing to Friday being a‘Public Holiday.

AWAKING SALE. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1920. E W TON J[ I N G AVill Sell in Lis Yards as above,— QQ 31-YEAR BULLOCKS 55 2-1-year Steers SO 20-month Steers 16 Very Choice Holstein In-calf Heifers 30 20-month Mixed Cattle 35 Mixed Wcaners 35 20-month In-calf Heifers 13 Store and Forward Cows 73 20-month Steers 23 20-month Heifers . 5 Springing Heifers 200 2-tooth Ewes 100 2-tooth Wethers 140 Mixed-aged Empty Ewes 120 Forward Wethers 400 F.F.M. Ewes, R.W.B. (in lots) 100 Mixed 2-tooths 12'2i-yoar In-calf Heifers (HolsteinSliorthorn) Halo at 11 a.m. NEWTON KING. LIST OF CLEARING SALES. May— Monday, 3rd—S. Alleman, Tikorangi. Tuesday, 11th— U. Hickford, Stony River Yards. Thursday, 13th—Geo. Cornish, Huiakama. Thursday,- 20th—Amos Durrant, Stuart Road, Eltham. Thursday, 27th —Rowe’s Estate, Kaimata. 1 June — Friday, 4th—D. George, Waitara. Monday, 7th —Mrs. B. Doyle, Okato. Monday, 7th —Hurley Bros., Okaiawa. Thursday, 10th—F. Tecofsky, Ngaere. Thursday, 10th—W. Langman, Tariki. Friday, 11th —G. M; and M. A. Brown, Pukengahu (in conjunction with Farmers’ Co-op.), Pedigree and Grade Ayrshires and Heifers. Saturday, 12th—G. M. and M. A. Brown, Pukengahu (in conjunction with Farmers’t Co-op.l, Sheep, Horses and Farm Implements. Friday, 11th—Fred Cornwall, Pedigree Jerseys, Corbett Road, 801 l Block. Saturday, 12thPedigree Yards. Jifonday, 14th—AY. A. Officer, Norfolk Road, Pedigree and Grade Jerseys (Inglewood Yards). Monday, 14th—J. A. Knight, Matapu. Tuesday, 16th—J. Butler, Inglewood. Tuesday, loth—D. Kenny, Lowgarth. AA’ednesday, 16th —A\ r . D. E. AVorsley, Cliraio Road, Ngaere. AA’ednesday, 16th—AY. Duggan, Manaia. Thursday, 17th —Percy James, Rail otu. Thursday, 17th—C. Bell, Warwick Road, Stratford. Friday, 18th —Marshall and Hermann, Cheal Road, .Ngaere. Monday, 21st—A. Needham, Douglas (Pedigree Shorthorns). Tuesday, 22nd —Mrs. R. J. Horn, Climio Road, Cardiff. . AA’ednesday, 23rd—A. Morrison, Toko. Thursday, 24th—J. and J. H. Judson, Mangatotara, Toko. Thursday, 24th—Chas. E. Rowe, Matapu. Friday, 25th —J. P. Batey, Leith Road, Okato. Friday, 25th—AY. B. Bennett, Toko. Friday, 25th—D. Black, Kaponga. Friday, 25th—C. Rowson, Stratford. Monday, 28th—Mrs. S. A. Morrow, Rahotu. v Monday. 28th—E. .Memberry, Stratford. Tuesday, 29th —T. S. Steckel (in Stratford Yards). Tuesday, 29th—N. Burke, Lowgarth. Tuesday, 29tli —D. Hyndman, Stratford Yards. Thursday, 29th—AY. B. Clarke, Anroa. AVedncsday, 30th —C. AAA Cullen, Awa- ■ tuna. Wednesday, SOth—E. E, Hancock. Stratford. July— Thursday, 1st —J. G. Newton, Urenui. . Thursday, 1st —J. G. Folder, Kahouri Bridge, Stratford. Friday, 2nd —W. Maloney, AATiare-, liuia. Moncthy, oth—J. H. Burgham, Toko. Monday, sth—J. AY. J. Gardiner, Lowgarth (Pedigree and Grade Holsteins). Thursday, Bth—Mrs. Cartwright, Stratford. Monday, 12th —J. Willis, Bird Road, Stratford. AA'ednesday, 14th—W. Edwards, Stratford. Thursday, 22nd—F. A. Reesby, Kaimata. bB3B -Estate H. B. Curtis Jersevs, Inglewood jg U SIN ESS J^OTIOE. IJAVTNG entered into partnership with with Mr. C. H. Fielding, I wish to notify returned soldiers and the public in general that I solicit a fair share of their patronage. Best material aSd best workmanship guaranteed. Repairs done while you wait if required. R. TAYLOR, N.Z.R.B. JjiIELDING & 'jYAYLOR, AVHITE HART BOOT REPAIRING DEPOT DEVON STREET. clOt' TT7OAIEN will find “AVinox” a splcn- ' » did food tonic, providing a natural first-aid stimulus and a long-lasting sustenant and buildor-up of 'better health.