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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 70, 28 February 1916, Page 8

IN BANKRUPTCY. WITHOUT RESERVE. :On the Karin, Amoa Road, Awatuna THURSDAY, 2nd MARCH. NEWTOX KING has received instructions from the Dep dy Official Assignee in the estate of Thomas Taylor to sell as above, Stock and Chattels as folio vs 50 cows, August and September calvers; all young except two, large percentage Jersey strain ] 4 year old Jersey hud oivu n, Mr Linn 8 18 months well grown heifers in calf, good line, well colored Jersey strain; all early calvers 10 good weaner heifers 1 Jersey bull. 1 half-draught roan 3 year old colt, good and reliable in any harness 1 aged grey horse, good m harness 1 bay gig horse, (i years, very fast trotter 1 bay Shetland pony, aged, very quiet in harness 1 draught lilly-, 18 months I thoroughbred colt, 18 months, by -St. Raul out of Snowllakn 5 breeding sows 1 boar 7 weaners Stumping jack, 2 large bullock chains, blacksmith’s bellows, anvil and tools, cross-cut saw, carpenter’s tools, etc., 1 large 80 gallon copper, horse rugs. saddle and bridle, 0 bottle milk tester, pig house on sledge, J pig troughs, 1. calf trough, milk cart and harness in good order, gig and harness, lamps, long shatter and harness, extra farm collars and haimes, Real and Gray plough, whippletrees and chains, set tripod jnarrows, 0 milk cans, 100 Hum and liinaii posts, wheelbarrow, single buggy and extra pole, 2 cattle dogs. also with reserve,— ( Tiie' goodwill ot lease of the farm, I being part section 11, Block IX., Kau- ' pokonui S.D?, containing 190 acres 3 roods 17 poles. The lease has seven years to run from Ist August, 1914. Rental, £223 2s per annum. Compulsory purchasing clause at £4902 5s 3d, of which £SOO has been paid, leaving a balance of £4462 5s 3d. The registered number of the lease is 9931, and will be offered subject to all the terms and conditions expressed or implied therein, and to all necessary consents being obtained. Also on account of Mr Thus. Taylor, WITHOUT RESERVE, — The whole of his Household Furniture and Effects. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, — Piano by Gors and Kellmann Duchess pair Sale commences at 12 noon sharp. LUNCHEON PROVII >EI). i ELTHAM SALEYARDS. 1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1910. AT 2 f>.ni. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., have received instructions from Vlr Perrett, who has left the district, to sell a s above this desirable property containing ACRES, situated Stuart Road, thj Eltham. This property is in first-class order, the land being all stumped, also throe-roomed house, slaughter house and oilier buildings. ’Hie reserve is low and the terms are easy, and this will be. an exceptionally good opportunity for a buyer to obtain a small farm close to a.rising town. The condition* of sale may he inspected at the; Farmers’ Co-op. Office, Hawera or Eltham, ELTHAM SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1. At 1 p.m. mHE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OK N.Z., LTD., will sell by public auction as above—--8 fat bullocks 70 forward and store cows 10 fat cows 7 fat heifers 10 hulls 50 good S.H. weaner steers 15 choice. 20-month Jersey heifers r.w.h. 15 choice 20-month Jersey-Hol-stein heifers, r.w.h. 10 choice 20-month S.H. heifers, r.w.h. 00 mixed weaners 0 Hereford cross bullocks '3yrs) 3 Hereford cross empty heifers 7 empty' cows 20 fat cows 0 springing heifers 30 purebred Holstein weaner heifer i 100 4-year Lincoln owes 100 lambs (good) 20 mixed pigs 1 3-year-old gelding, by Victory ('unbroken) I aged mare I foal, by Foremost