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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16680, 1 March 1920, Page 7

SALES’BY AUCTION. TARANAKI SHOW. SALE OF SHOW STOCK. TOXHIBJTORS of Show-Stock sirs noti•*r- fied-'tHti't entries will be received for a Special Sale at the.Waiwakaiho Yards on FIIIDAy, March 5. Sale at 1 .o’clock, . ''lX4-ft- -.,V- ---•*** -i-' :V‘ NEWTON KINO. ■ a 524 . ' STONY RIVER YARDS. TUESDAY, MARCH-2, 1920. jq- EWT O N JI K H Will-Sell as above, — v-" ■ •**,. ' ' ISQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE 150 Lambs- (in lots) 50 Mixed Weaners 200 P.M. Ewes GO 15 to IS-montlj Steers 14 Weaner Heifers, by pedigree bull out of registered Shorthorn cows 4 Weaner Bulls (same breeding as above heifers) I Upstahding Hack 1 Late Springing Cow ’ 4 Fat Cows 200 Lambs (in lots) Sale at 1 o’clock. a 523 WAIWAKAIHO YARDS. (FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920. E W T O N ; j I N fl Will Sell as above, — JLQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE 25 2i-yenr In-calf Heifers (good) I 1 Heifer, just calved j• > 3 Very Choice Jersey Springing Heifers f 1 a 521 IMPORTANT > SUBDIVISION' SALE OF DAIRYING COUNTRY. I IV'EWTON KING, in conjunction with i ' THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.; LTD., has received instructions from ME3SRS. BROWN BROS., of Pukefigahn, to Soil by Auction at his Salerooms, Stratford, on SATURDAY. MARCH 6, 1920, at 2.15 p.m., — ! THE WHOLE OF THEIR’ WELLKNOWN pUKEN GA H U pSTA T E CONTAINING ABOUT ' inOO ACRES (MORE OR LESS) ■LUt/U anc ] subdivided into XI Dairy Farms in small areas. Terms of the sale will be: Ten per cent, fall of hammer; 10 per cent, date of possession, July 1, 1920; 5 per cent, in 13 months, or equivalent in improvements; balance of purchase money to remain on mortgage for seven years at 5} per cent. This fine block is situ’ated about eight miles from Stratford, and comprises some of the" best dairying country in Taranaki. Plans can be had on application to any of The Loan and Mercantile Offices; also particulars and conditions of sale can be inspected at Messrs. Haihvell, Spratt and Thompson’s Offices, Hawera and •’ Stratford. a 593 NEWTON KING, Stratford.