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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 29 October 1910, Page 8

Auctions. ATEWTON KING'S LIST OF SALES. OCTOBER— ' Thursday 27 — Waiwakaiho Monday 31 — Urenui NOVEMBER— Tuesday I—Stratford1 — Stratford Tuesday I—Springing1 — Springing Heifer Sale . Wednesday 2— Stony River Wednesday 2— Stratford Bull Fair Friday 4—Kaponga Saturday s—Stratford5 — Stratford Horse Fair Saturday s—Land5 — Land Sale, Mart, New Plymouth Tuesday B—Springing8 — Springing Heifer Sale Tuesday B—Rahotu8 — Rahotu Wednesday 9 — C. Clarke's Pedigree Jersey Sale Thursday 10 — Waiwakaiho ENTRIES SOLICITED. STRATFORD. * TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. NEWTON KING will sell by auction as above, — 4-00 CATTLE ' comprising-^ 250 mixed yearlings 40 store and forward cows 50 2-year empty heifers 35 2-year steers 20 3-year bullocks Team 10 bullocks, yokes, bows and chains 1 dray Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD SPRINGING HEIFER SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. NEWTON KING will" sell at his yards as above, — 100 choice springing heifers, close to profit 25 dairy cows Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD BULL FAIR. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, NEWTON KING will sell at his yards as above, — 100 BI|:JLL S> comprising well-bred -*- v.vJ Shorthorn, Jersey, Ayrshire and Holstein, guaranteed sound and clean. Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. NEWTON KING* will sell at his Horse Bazaar, — rjK HORSES. Also, — On account of Mr 'C. H. West, Huiakama, — 1 dray and harness ' 3 horses, % to sound and staunch ' Sale at 12.30. IMPORTANT SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. NEWTON KINGThas received instructions from Mr Charles t.-'arke, who is shortly leaving the distriot, ,to sell by auction at the Waiwakaiho yards on WEDNESDAY, November 9, -at 12.3p o'clock,— His celebrated Jersey r herd, comprising — " 20 pedigree Jersey cows 10 pedigree yearling heifers 8 pedigree Jersey bulb Pedigree' Jersey calves, p.b. pigs', ■horses, and farm sundries Note. — With the exception of four lots" everything will be sold Without Reserve. Aiso, — On account of Mr A. E. Watkins, — - 7 high-class • pedigree Jersey bulls by the imported bulls Yankee Sweet and Campanile's -Sultan, out of prize cows Catalogues on application. 15,229,5,7 TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE and TALLOW SALE. Hide Shed — Cloton road. Stratford. (N*xt rw-Tr Paotory.) NEXT SALE— NOVEMBER 22. Clients are particularly requested to forward conKiennoPTits in time to arrive so as to reaoh us by FRIDAY, November 18. ifor the convenience of clients nnj small consignments will be taken in at the Haymarket. NEWTON KING ■VTEWTON T^ING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT," AND GENERAL MERCHANT. LAND. LAND. DAIRY FARMS.. About 120 ACRES, all in grass, firstclass position, close to Stratford; large house and good outbuildings. This farm will carry 45 cows; subdivided into 12 paddocks. Price £27; exceptionally easy terms. 140 ACRES, 4 miles from Stratford, all in grass; numerous outbuildings and first-class house, good oowshed. Price £22 per acre. £500 cash required; balance on mortgage at 4} and 5 per cent. Cheap farm. 832 ACRES, 0.R.P.; 200 acres in grass; price 30s for goodwill. Terms £600 down; balance 3 years at 5 per cent. First-class sheep country; will carry 3£ sheep. Cheap property. 120 ACRES, first-class dairy farm; factory on property. Price £23 10s; terms £700 cash, balance 4 years 5 per cent; 7-roomed house and commodious outbuild.ings. Will strongly recommend this farm. . About 60 ACRES, clase to Stratford, good road; 6-room house, 10-bail cowshed. Price £26 per acre; terms very easy. 108 ACRES, about 80 in grass; tenure 0.R.P., at 36s per acre; 4roomed house, cowshed, *etc. ; 5 chains from school, J mile from factory. Price £9 5s per acre, including 20 cows, bull, dray, cans, shares, etc. Cash requir- . Ed about £350; balance on easy terms. 112 ACRES, freehold, all in grass; 4roomed house. Price £8 per acre; terms £300 cash, balance 5 years 5 per cent. Representative Land Department — J. M. HIGNETT. WANTED Known-^Being slightly lover-stocked with Gilruth Calf Food, we offer same at a reduced rate to clear. H. J. Eaves Otakeho.