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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 173, 14 August 1909, Page 5

MOXDAY, AUGUST 10. NEWTON KING 35Q MIXED CATTLE, including,100 yearling* ( most l y ste , „ turnips . " 100 weaners to yearlin-s 50 2 to 3-ywhoKws 7 18-mo.itK grade Jersey heifers io cows and he.fer« in calf 40 store and forward tows 150 wethers J 300 ewes in lamb Sale at 12.30 ox-lock

SALE BY MOMTGAGEES 3ATUHDAY, the 14th day of AUGUST, NEWTON KING H AS received instructions to offer tlie undermentioned property fur sale by public auction at uis urut, Devon Street, on tiATuKJJAV, the fill day of August, IUOD, at i o'clock in tk I iftcrnon,— All those parcels' of laud containhj together two roods thirty-two decimal five perches, be the i a little more or less, being . town allotments numbered 1042 and 105U and part of the town allotment numbered 1043 on the p of the town of New Ply- ■■*'■ "-1 also all that p ' " ininjr one r~~' 10W), 1001, 1002, and 1003 on thi plan of the town of New Ply mouth aforesaid.

ea of eeeond mortgage J third day of March. I as number 33,059, morandum of second ige registered in tlie land Translioe un.ler tollateral to e No. 33,059. -...~ Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at New Plymouth, pursuant to the provisions of "The Property Law Act, 1908," and "The Land Transfer Act, 1908." ars and conditions le Auctioneer or ■"""" wuvßn, anu Quilliam, Solicitors

TUESDAY.. AUGUST 17. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his yards above, — 2QO MIXED CATTLE, including,— .75 12 to 18-months mixed 20 2-year steers 20 springing heifers 32 fat and forward cows 8 big store pigs" Also On ncount of Mr. (J. Lusk,— HOUSEHOLD FURXITUUE AXD EFFECTS Sale at 12.30 o'clock. WEDNESDAY. AUOUST 18. NEWTON KINO WILL sell by auction at his Yards as above—goo HEAD MIXED CATTLE, includ-

rlin'gs (Herefurds) lid 18-months cattle 10 springing heifers 15 young cows (springing) 50 s-tore anil forward cows 15 fat cows GO good lambs Sale at 12.30 o'clock. CROYDON ROAD, WAIPUKU. WEDNESDAY, AUOUST 18. NEWTOii KING JTAS received instructions from Mr. A. Ridd, who is giving up dairying, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on WEDNESDAY, 18th August, his well known Jersey Herd, etc., as' follows: 57 young cows, chiefly % to purebred Jerseys, to calve August, September and October, all served by the Pedigree Jersey bull ''Sir Rcdvere" 13 2-year Jersey heifers, by "Sir Rcdvers," to caJvc October 1 pedigree Jersey bull, "Sir Kedvers" 1 20-month Jersey bull by "Sir Redvcrs" 4 store pigs, cow covers, milk cans, aerator, spring milk dray, Duncan s.f. plough, P.J, horse hoc, Burgcs' stumping jack, grindstone, etc. Nearly all the above cows have been bred by Mr. Ridd, having used pedigree Jersey bulls for the last 13 years, specially selected for their butter-pro-ducing qualities. All are for absolute Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, AUGUST IU. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his Yards above—

FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 WITHOUT RESERVE

KEWTON KLNU AS received instructions from iirs. Jl. ii. Taylor, who is giving u|i dairying, to sell by auction on the 1 (formerly Ehvin's), Warea, the le of her dairy herd, ete.j consisting of:— 100 first-elms dairy cows, nearly ali August and September culvert 20 2-year epriuging heifers 1 trap horse and harness 1 light American waggon, 1 dray Farm tools and sundries 4 2-year-old steers 3 'bulls', 4 calves 25 pigs, C sows' 4 liornes This is an excellent dairy fa level, with first-class: house, situ: the Jlain South road, close to st school, and adjoining the Ware; Company's cheese factory, and sold at a nominal upset. -Full lars on application. Luncheon at noon.