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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 27 July 1907, Page 5

KINO'S STOCK SALES. Okato, Messrs Englefkld Bros,' Clearing Sale, Monday, July 29. Denbigh Road, Mr L. W. F. Carter's Clearing sale, Monday, July 20. Hastings Itoad, Mr 11. B. Bayliss' Clearing Sale, Monday, July Dutliie Road, Mr G. T. Maunder',! Clearing Sale, Tuesday, July 30. Stratford, Tuesday, July 30. Awatuna, Mr G. Noma' Clearing Sale, Wednesday, July 31. Puniho, Clearing Sale on account of estate late Allen Bell, July 31. Manaia road, Messrs Cleland Bros.' Clearing Sale, Thursday, Aug. 1 Stanley Road, ,Mf 11. Munro's Clear ing Sale, Friday, August 2. Carrington Road, Messrs Findlay and Sons' Clearing Sale, Friday, ' July 2. I Bell Block, Mr J. Monk's Clearing Sale, Monday, August 5. Waiwakaiho, Tuesday, August 8. Rahotu, Thursday, August 8. Kajionga, Friday, August !). Entries Solicited. LIST OP SPECIAL CLEARING SALES FOR NORTH TARANAKI.

Okato, Messrs Englefield Bros.', Monday, July 29. Puniho, Estate late Alien Bell, Wednesday, July 31. Carrington Road, Messrs E. Findlay and Son, Friday, August 2. Bell Block, Mr J, Monk's, Monday, August o. Pungarehu, Mr VVi Kupe, Wednesday, August 7. Tataraimaka, Estate late Phoebe Prisko, Friday, August 9. Bell Block, Messrs Western Bros.', Monday, August 12. Oakura, Estate lato Mary Wood, Thursday, August 15. Oakura, Mr G. Wareham, Friday. August 10. Pungarehu, Mr E. Fleming, Friday, August 23. Rahotu, Mr W, R. Wright, early in September.

0 K A T 0. MONDAY, JULY 29. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Messrs Euglefield Bros., who are giving up dairying, to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on tho farm, road, on above date, all their dairy and farm stock, consisting of, — 50 choice dairy cows, early calvcrs 13 springing heifers 13 choice picked heifer calves 1 Shorthorn bull 1 heavy harness mare, 1 gig horse 1 express, with pole and shafts, disc and chain harrows, plough, cans, 3 sets harness, and sundries

Also,— THE FARM of 208>/ 2 ACRES, with fi-roomed dwelling, 2 large sheds, 12 paddocks, well planted with shelter trees; water in every paddock. NO WEEDS. Also,— GOODWILL OF LEASE of sub-sec. 6, of 168, Blk. VII., Cape G.D. 100 acres, all in grass (more or less. Rental £8 13s id per annum, with 18 years to run. Protection of improvements up to £4 per acre. Also, With Blight reserve, on account of Mr H. J. Englefield—--1 bay mare, by Vendor, double and single harness 1 bay horse, Billy, double and single harness 1 bay filly.3 years, Albert VictorBonny, broken to saddle 1 bay colt, 2 years, Viking—Bonny 1 bay filly, 2 years, Highland Laddie—Daisy. Lunch provided. Pale at Noon. TUESDAY, JULY 30. NEWTON KING W l] jL Sell by Auction at his Yards as above— OAA head mixed cattle OvJv/ including, 125 mixed weaners ;i2O 1 to 3 year steers 20 prime fat cows 100 cows and heifers 50 ewes in lamb SO heifers, springing and in calf On account of Mr J. Brake, who has sold his farm—--15 2 and 3 year springing heifers 1# young cows, second calvers On account of Mr J. Sanderson, who has sold his farm—--18 young dairy cows, close to calving

On account of Mr C. S. Gatton, who i* going out of dairying— * ■43 cows, mo?t!y August and September ealvcra 10 springing heifers Sale at 12.30 o'clock. CARIiIXGTOX llOAl). I'P.IDAY, AUGUST 2. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from Messrs 1!. Rndlay and Sons, who arc giving up dairying, to Sell by Auction, without reserve, on the farm as above, the I whole of their' dairy stock, etc., consistiing of--1 42 cows, August and September calvers 1 Ayrshire bull 29 12 to 18 Tiiniith:,, mixed 1 draught gelding, I draught foal, 1 3 year iilly by Czar, 1 bay mare, 1 harness horse, 12 geese, milk cans, buckets, miik cart, light j (rap, harness (new), jacks, saws, axes, farm tools, and sundries.

Lunch provided. •Sale at 1 o'clock. Also, with slight reserve — The farm, consisting of 210 acres 2 roods, 3 perches, all grass, except 6 acres, shelter htish, 11 paddocks, 100 acres under the plough, good new lOroomed house, inau'j house, 2 cowsheds, '/, mile to school, t/ a miles to factory. TaranaKf Wool, SheepaKlr Hide & Tallow Beles. HAYMAEKET, BTEATFORD. NEXT SALE. TUESDAY, AUf)TJ£T 20th, 1907 (CLIENTS a.e particularly requested -• to forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before THURSDAY previous Small consignments will be receive I at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYSJOUTH, and will bo forwarded to Stratford for Sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting PULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING,