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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 24, 22 July 1911, Page 8

GORDON ROAD (adjoining' Station). THURSDAY, JULY 27. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from Mr. A. Faull, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, his pedigree Jersey Cattle, Dairy Herd, etc., as under:— CHOICE COWS, chiefly second to fifth calvers, expected to calve August-September. Cows all served by pedigree Jersey bulls Aster's Boy and Long Tom Pedigree Jersey cow Enigma, No. 942, vol. 6; sire Cute Cicero, dam Jessica; Enigma served by Surgeon and expected to calve early July Pedigree Jersey cow China Aster, No. 1155, vol. 7; sire Young Emperor 3rd, dam Werribee Aster; China Aster served by Long Tom and expected to calve August Pedigree Jersey cow, Daisy Lass, No. 1158, vol. 7; sire Aster's Lid, dam Elfin 2, served by Long Tom, expected to calve November Pedigree Jersey bull Long Tom,. No. 470, vol. 10; sire Master Hulke, dam Favorite Pedigree Jersey bull, Aster's Boy, No. 5-28, vol. 7; sire Young Emperor 3rd, dam Werribee Aster Pedigree Jersey bull, Royal Dragoon, No. 711, vol. 7; sire,, MajmHi Brown, dam La Perle 6 3-year grade Jersey heifers, served by Aster's Boy;. 6 choice 2-year Jersey heifers by Long Tom and served by Aster's Boy and Royal Dragoon 19 yearling Jersey heifers by Long Tom (in lots), 2 yearling heifers, I bull calf by Long Tom, 1 halfdraught mare, 1 half-draught gelding, 2 hack and harness horses, 2 pedigree black Devon sows (bred by Newton King), served by pedigree boar, due end ' 3 black Devon Berkshire sows, due early September; 2 Berkshire sows, due early September; !■ gig an ,j harness, 1 milk cart, cans, vats, cooler, buckets, tubs, cart and plough harness, chains, Whipple *rees, tine and chain harrows, sledge, pig f raniej quantity tjm _ ber, hay sweep and ladder, Maire roller, s.f. plough, tools, half , barrel tar, grindstone, jack, | saws, Babcock tester and bottles maul and wedges, pig troughs' i an ? barrels > P'b. white Leghorn [ pullets, saddles and bridles, lady's bike, and sundries.

Also, — Quantity Household Furniture and Effects. J 1 Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30. j The above cows are a tip-top, genuine herd, some almost purebred Jerseys. The v du ™S the P ast thre e seasons has TlOh* *1 -T* 40 th 6 severest culling by Babcock Tester, and all but really good Cows have been culled, absolutely without regard to cost, and replaced with dt " b . ulla ° f known hi gh-class proreturn f f Ctt " in £ I,as risen the herd's return for milk over £3 per cow during the past three seasons. No dairyman should miss this opportunity to secure bona fide cows. Everything will be snM absolutely without reserve, SALE BY MORTGAGEE. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from the Npw ? g ' Str !u ° f the Su P reme Court at New Plymouth to offer for sale by Public Auction at Mb Marf ,v n , WonrT.l rt ' ln Dcvon street, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, the 12th day of August, 1911, at 2

THE EQUITY OP REDEMPTION o! and in all that piece* of land, containing by admeai Mremenfc 94 acres and 2 foods, tooro or Ims> being _ « Section 87, Moa District, and J being fill the land comprised in Memoranda 6f Mortgage registered Nmnhef *8,661, an d Certlflcate of Title Register Book, Volume 10, Polio 284. The Equity of Redemption of and k) the said premises will be offered in one lot and on behalf 0 f the Second Mortgagee m Exercise of the Power of Sale contained in the said Memorandum of Mortgage Registered No. 18,561 Conditions of sale and Mortgage* estimate of value may be seen ft the office of the Registrar without payment of any fee during office hours, or upon application to the Auctioneer, or to C. R. STEAD, Solicitor for the Mortgagee, Waitara. TO CONTRACTORS. T E ' VDERS are invited until 4 p.m. on MONDAY, the 31st July, 1011, for the erection of the Bank of Australasia, WIIANGAMOMONA. Plans and Specifications to be inspected at the Banks of Australasia aC Stratford and Whangamomona, and at our offices. ATKINS & BAOON, Architects, Wellington. 6 mmmt MOTKLSI