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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13662, 28 March 1908, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, MARCH 30. ■VT E WTO'? KING Will sell by auction at his mart on MONDAY Next:— OAA BOXES PEACHES, PEARS, ZVjY) TOMATOES, APPLES, Etc. Sale at 2.30 o'clock. a 749 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD BUSINESS SITES. TOWN OF ELTHAM. , On account of Mr C. A.. Wilkinson. EVERY SECTION fronts an asphalt street, is served with water and drainage servicej and is situated in the heart of the Borough. Full particulars later, or on application to NEWTON KING, a 552 . ' Stratford. STONY RIVER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1. "VTEWTON KING Will soil by auction at his Stony River Yards on WEDNESDAY, April Ist: QAA MrXED CATTLE, OiJU . , including: — 100 Mixed Weaners. • 40 18-months- v Mixed. j 25 18-months Steers. 50 Store Cows. • •< 20 Fat Cows and Heifers. 25 Fat F.M.';Ewea: 50 Shorn Lambs. 12.30 o'clock. . a 720 RAHOTU. TUESDAY, MARCH 31. IyBWTpN KING Will sell by auction » at bis Rahotu Yards on TUESDAY, March 31st: QKfk MIXED CATTLE, *at}\J including: — 50 Mixed Woaners.25 Yearling Steers. 45 V 18-months to 2i-ycar ,Heifors. < 30 Store Cows. • 2o Fat and Forward Cows. 6 Weaner Pigs. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. a 723 TATARAIMAKA. V MONDAY, MARCH 30. ' - h^r: if 'W*t '6' N " ■' k V n G Has rceeivod instructions ; from Mr John Jury, who has sold his farm, , to soil by auction on the farm, Low- > er Pctone Road, on MONDAY, March SOtli:-^ ALL HISl* DAIRY AND FARM STOCK, as under:— 56 First-class Dairy Cows, mostly August and September calvers. 47 Calves to yearlings. .1 Good 3-year Shorthorn Bull. 8 Forward Store Pigs. 3 Heavy * Draught Horses (2 mares). '- '• 1 2-year Filly by Highland Ladi die, 1 Pair Roan Buggy Mares by t Glasgow Gcordio, Bamlett Reaper and Mower, Reid aud Gray Turnip Drill , (nearly now). Hay-rake, 2 Drays, Express, Double Buggy, Moulding Plough, D.F. and S.F. Ploughs, Disc Chain and Tino Harrows, Roller, £■ horse Gear, F*rm Tpola, Mi,\k Cans, , etc., Double-barrelled Gun, Large Stack Hay, Household Furniture and Sundries. Lunch at Noon. . ' Sale at 12.30. Note. — The dairy cows aro noarly all early calvers and are an exceptionally good lot,. t?he herd having been heavily culled for yoars past/ " Also, On account of Mr J. Gydo, , 1 9-yeaSc-old Brood^Marc. h "a 591 WALLACE AND MYNOTt w PRAISE " "ALL BLACK" FOOTBALL BOOTS. Every pair bears our registered brand : W. J. WALLACE says: " 'All Black' Football Boots fit perfectly. I am more than satisfied with thera. I can heartily recommond them to all footballers for puntmg, drop-kicking, place-kicking, and running ' H. J. MYNOTT says : "The 'All Black' Football Boots are the best of their kind, fit like a glove, and give me every satisfaction. I Can heartily rooomrao.nd them to all footballers." EGMONT BOOT COMPANY. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. a 374 MALONE, ANDERSON, AND JOHNSTONE, SOLICITORS, NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, INGLEWOOD. Money to Lend at current rates cf