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Taranaki Daily News, 3 November 1915, Page 8

KING'S UST OF SALKS. NOVEMBER— Friday, s—Waiwakaiho. Saturday, o—Stratford Horse Fair. ■Monday, B—Douglas. Tuesday, !)—Stratford. ' * Tuesday, 9—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, 10—Stony Kivdr. Monday, 15—Urcnui. Tuesday, IB—Rahotu. Tuesday, 10—Stratford Spring | Heifer Sale. Tuesday, IG—Stratford Hide S*Si Wednesday, 17 —Uruti. Wednesday, 17 —Kohuratahi. ' Friday, I!)—Waiwakaiho Monday, 22—Toko. Tuesday, 23—Stratford. Tuesday, 23—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, 24—Stony River'.' Friday, 2<i—Kaponga. Monday, 2&—T'renui. » Tuesday, 30—Rahotu. Entries Invited.

WAIWAKAIHO. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5. NEWTON KING sell at his yarda as above—--30 spring heifers 40 choice 15-month Jersey heifer* (well-grown line) 60 fat shorn ewes 30 forward and store cows 35 2-year empty heifers 10 dairy cows 100 mixed yearlings to 15-montn» io bulls ''■:.■• 150 fat wethers Further entries invited:

[gTRATFORD JJORSE pAK SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1916. NEWTON KING sell by by public auction at Ills Horso Bazaar on the above date—--1-0.0 HOKSES ' including broken and unbroken Draughts, HallDraughts, Hacks and Light Harness Horses. Entries Solicited. Sale at 1 o'clock.

SALE OF CHOICE JJESIDEXTIAL pRQPERTY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 0. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from th» Executors of the Estate of the lata Mrs. Emily Baker to sell by Au.tion at his Mart— That Choke Residential Property situated on the Currington Road, near Pnkekura Fark entrance. known as ''Biookside,'' beinj part section 1025. Town of New Plymouth, with commodious and well-built residence thvr-eon. " ThU is a first-class little property, very suitable for a business man, bem™ onlj a few minutes' v.alk from the Centre cl the town, and within a stone'a throw of Xew Zealand"? vno ß t beautiful Park. :e sold a bargain to c|ese the Estate. l-'ull partiea'ars on auT>! : i-;;tiori *> Mr. f:\le at 2 p.

E. GRIFFITHS a Co.. New Plvmin'.S WEBSTER BROS., Se.w Wvmoujii. H. C. LUKt". INGLEWOOD. C. E. GAUSIAD, WAITAIU.

ffJrti m msmm «■ to&mm* I Congenial Work fop Women The fascination of Bee-keeping strongly appeals to woman. The work involved in looking after ajfew Hivei it light and pleasant, and most interesting. After the home is aupplied with honey, the balance can be sold at good prices. Any information desired will be gladly supplied by us. We are agents for the "LLIJ4NC" Bee-hives &supplie WM, ROWE, BROUGHAM STfUEBT. AGENT,