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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143771, 20 April 1912, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION. OIL COUNTOY. ADJACENT TO THE OIL PRODUCING BORES OF THE TARANAKI PETROLEUM COMPANY, WHITELEY TOWNSHIP LEASES. THURSDAY, APRIL 23. AT MOTUROA, AT 2 P.M. Has been favoured with instructions from the Grey Institute Trustees to sell by Public Auction, on the Ground, Leases of 27 sections in the WHITELEY TOWNSHIP, ranging in area from 381 perches to 6a. Ir.'Sp, Leases of 18 Sections are subject to Boring Rights, the Trustees reserving the right td grant to Oil Companies on the balance, half of any moneys received for oil obtained to be allowed the lessee. All particulars as to numbers, areas, conditions of lease and upsets, can be obtained from Messrs. Govett and QuiL liani, or THE AUCTIONEER. n 964 RAHOTU. TUESDAY, APRIL 23. N EWT 0 N K IN G Will sell nt his Rahotu Yards on TUESDAY, April 23: 300 HEAD MIXED CATTLr--25 2$ to 3-,vear Steers 40 18-months Mixed 30 AVoancrs 1 Buggy Quantity FURNITURE Quantity FURNITURE (nearly new). Sale at 12.30. b3l CLEARING SALE. PUKEARUHE (URENUI). WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24. jq- E W T O N I N G Has received instruction®from Mr. W. J. Parsons (who has sold his farm), to sell by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on WEDNESDAY, April 24; THE AVHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND - DEAD STOCK, Ac., comprising: 100 Dairy Cows, mostly 2nd and 3rd ' culvers (due August-Septem-ber) 24 2 and 3-year Choice in-calf Heifers 9 Store Cows 34 AVeaner Heifers 4 24-ycar Steers 3 Jersey Bulls 35 2-tooth Ewes 3 Sows with litter, 3 Sows in farrow, 1 Devon Sow; 1 Devon Boar, 28 Porkers, 2 Rams, I Draught Horse, 1 Halfdraught Mare, 1 Gig Horse, I Hack, Fowls, Turkeys, etc. IMPLEMENTS : Alfa Laval 100-gallon Separator, Hornsby Mower, Hay Rake, Gig, Spring Tip Dray, D.F Plough, Sot Tine Harrows, Churns, Butter AVorker, Chaffcutter, 2-horse-powor Boiler, Babcock Tester (complete), Cans and Buckets, Harness, Chains, Swingle Trees, No. 5 Gould Ram , 50 feet Sin, Piping, 3 Moveable Pig Styes on Runners, Circular Saw Bench and Saws (complete), Hand Seed Drill, LHorso Cultivator, Tools, 100 Puriri Posts, stack Oaten Hay, and all Farm Sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; Superior Bookcase and Sideboard combined (a very fine piece of furniture), Boiler Top Office Desk with 23 Drawers (S.R.), 4 AVardrobes, Extension Dining Table, Children’s School Desk, Sewing Machine, Oak Hall Stand, Overmantel, Duchess Pairs, 90-candle-powcr Lux Lamps, Kerosene Lux Prima Stove, Bedsteads, Bedding, Tables, Settees, Austrian and Easy Chairs, Linoleums, Carpets, and all necessary House Furniture, Mangle, Tea Set. and a large list of Sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 11 a.m. Sharp. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—Mr. Parson’s Cows have been very heavily' culled by the Babcock test, and-can bo highly recommended. All tests will be given at time of sale. \ Crawford’s Coach will leave Waifara’ on arrival of 8 o’clock Train, returning after the Sale. Buyers will Mease book seats. a 899 g 1 N G ’ 3 LIST OP SALES. APRIL. Tuesday, 23rd Rahotu. AVednesday, 24th —Clearing Sale, AV. J. Parsons, Pukearuhe. Thursday, 25th —Sale AVhiteley Land Leases, Moturoa. Friday, 26th—AVaiwakaiho. Monday, 29th —Urenui. Monday, 29th —Douglas. Tuesday, 30th —Stratford.. MAY. ■ , Wednesday, Ist—Stony River. ■ AA’ednesday, Ist—Clearing Sale, Stony River yards, on account of Mr. Charles Sole (Okato). Thursday, 2nd—Clearing Sale, AV. Chatterton, Kent Road. Saturday, 4th—Stratford Horse Fair. Entries Solicited. V b2B