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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 61, 5 November 1912, Page 8

I AUCTION SALES. E WTON LIST OF SALES. KING’S NOVEMBER— Wednesday, Oth—Annual Pedigree Jersey Sale, Stratford. Friday, Bth—Waiwakaiho. Monday, 11 th—JJrenui. Monday, 11th—Douglas. Tuesday, 12th—Stratford. Tuesday, 12th—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, 13th—Stony Hirer. Tuesday, 19th—Rahotu.' Friday, 22nd—Waiwakaiho. , Tuesday, 19th—Stratford Hide ifnd Woo] Sale. Monday, 25th—Toko. Monday, 25th—Urenui. Tuesday, 26th—Stratford. Tuesday, 26th—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, 27th—Stony Elver. Friday, 29th—Kaponga. ENTRIES SOLICITED. ANNUAL PEDIGREE JERSEY SALE STRATFORD HORSE BAZAAR. WEDNESDAY, Oth NOVEMBER. NEWTON KING will hold his Annual Pedigree Jersey Sale as above, when he will offer by Public Auction—t 25 pedigree Jersey yearling to 4 year bulls 1 pedigree Jersey cow 1 pedigree Jersey heifer (yeax--ling) Catalogues on Application. Sale at 12.30, Taranaki wool, sheepskin, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. HIDE SHED. Cloton Road, Stratford (next Dairy Factory). NEXT SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19th. Clients are' particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th. NEWTON KING. TATTERSALL’S, HAWERA. HORSE FAIR. HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Oth, At 12 noon. The n.z. loan and mercantile AGENCY CO,, Limited and Reduced, will Sell by Public Auction as above—--80 HORSES, consisting of draughts, half draughts, milk carters, harness horses, and hacks, broken and unbroken. 10 good milk cart sorts, with trials.

INGLEWOOD. . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th. Matthews, bennett and go. will hold their usual Weekly oaie in their Inglewood Yards on the above date. PRESENT ENTRIES—QKA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Including—--10 store cows 20 yearling steers 30 yearling heifers BULL FAIR in conjunction with the above sale. 100 including—b pedigree Jersey bulls 5 Shorthorn bulls Sale at 1 o’clock. ILLIES AND NALDER’S STOCK SALES. NOVEMBER— Okaiawa—Monday, 30. STRaIFORD WOOL, HIDE BHjfcJfiF SKIN, AND TALLOW SALE NEXT SALE NOVEMBER 19th. CLIENTS are requested to forward lots so an to r«nch n« by FRIDAY NOVEMBER, loth. Also A FEW EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD PROPERTIES W6W ADVERTISED FOB THE FIRST TIME.

BUSH SHEEP STATION, 1892 acres, East Taranaki, papa and limestone country;' good motor road through from New Plymouth about 950 acres in grass, 250 ploughable, 100 now being broken up; 150 acres new clearing ready to burn. The grass land & fenced into 14 sheep-proof paddocks; good 7-roorned house, iron woolshed 70 by 30 yards, and dip. The place is carrying 1800 breeding ewes and other stock, which can be taken over at valuation. Tenure of land—74s acres freehold. 740 O.R.P. at 16s, 200 Education Reserve at 9d (perpetually renewable), 118 L.I.P. at Is 3d, and 19 short term tenancy. Family reasons compel early departure from New Zealand, and the really low price of £6 10s per acre is asked to effect a prompt sale. A large part of the monev may be left on, F. P. COR KILL, New Plymouth. DAIRY FARM, East, Taranaki, 300 acres choice country, hand) to railway. All in pasture except small ' clumps reserved bush; good 7 roomed house and convenient outbuildings; fenced in about 12 paddocks, sliegp-proof; school, P.O, and store near; wintered 500 ewes and some cattle. Freehold , £l3; £2200 at 5} per cent. I^PCORKILL, New Plymouth. BUSH HOMESTEAD, with outlying sheep run, North Taranaki, 700 and 1700 acres, well improved papa country, rapidly improving locality, carries 2 to 2j sheep, tenure L.I.P. at 9d. Price £7750; only £IOOO cash needed. I can arrange for balance. F. P. CORKILL. New Plymouth.