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Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1931, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. ASSOCIATED LIVE STOCK CO. FORDELL CATTLE FAIR. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931. At 1 p.m. 800 HEAD OF HILL BRED STATION CATTLE, from Mangamahu, Kauangaroa, Makirikiri, and Kakatahi districts. Comprising:— 260 4 and 5-year Bullocks. 215 Empty P.A. and Hereford Cows. 142 3-year Steers. 115 2-year Steers. 58 M.S. 2-year Herefords. 40 Forward 4 and 5-year empty P.A. and Hereford Heifers. SALE BY AUCTION. T HE Lands and Survey Department will offer for Sale by Public Auction at 2.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, October 21, 1931, a Freehold House Property, containing 24.2 perches and having thereon a Five-roomed Dwelling with all conveniences. Easy Terms. Low rate of interest. Full particulars may be obtained at this Office. W. D. ARMIT, Commissioner of Crown Lands, New- Plymouth. (JONCRETE pOSTS Why pay more when you can obtain better quality for less? There is no other post to compare with the Concrete Post. Try them and prove it yourself. PRICE, 2/3 each on roadside, or 2/6 if delivered within 10 miles. L. SCHULER, Palmer Road, Kapuni. WAGE BOOK FOR FARMERS. BOOKS, specially drawn up for farmers’ purposes, to conform with the new unemployment tax, and approved by the Department of Labour, may be obtained from the Jobbing Department, Daily News, New Plymouth. PRICE 3/6, CASH WITH ORDER. T° STAND the. Season at Sentry Hill, New VPlymouth—rtteEL BACEFUL’ (24) (Martian^ —Rose Red, own sister to Ukraine). Raceful is a brother in blood to the Melbourne and N.Z. Cup winner Sasanof, while his dam Rose Red was an own sister to the dual Auckland Cup winner All Red. Raceful is a handsome bay horse standing over 16 hands. Sound and even tempered, he proved a high-class racehorse, beating Humbug as a two-year-old and' winning in all nine races and stakes to the value of almost £4OOO. Very few of his progeny have raced, but Tradesman and Fraser have been successful, and some of his rising stock are very promising. TERMS: 10 gns., payable by Dec. 20. All mares grazed at 5/- per week. No responsibility taken. For cards and further particulars apply T. CARSON, Sentry Hill.