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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 24 July 1907, Page 3

EAIiOTU. THURSDAY, JULY 25. NEWTON KING YyilA Sell by Auction at his Yards as aliovc—--15OHIUD0 HIUD MIXKU cattle 1 express, 2 horses ami harness Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

liAiiom THURSDAY. JULY 25. NEWTON KING J-JAB received inslticli'ms from Mr. Seymour Tyrell, who is leaving the district, (o Well by auction at the Bahotu Cattle Yards, oil above date— His fnriii of 100 acres, with G-room-e(l dwelling, cowshed, cemented and paved yard*, outbuildings, good orchard and garden, 8 paddocks, ploughable, well watered, several chimps native bush, flax and rata; splendidly sheltered; handy to factories, 011 main road, l'/ s miles from Kahotu. Sale at 2 o'clock. FRIDAY, JULY 2G. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from Mr*, i Hy. Gray, who is leaving New Plymouth, to Sell by anetioil, without reserve,- at her residence, Uarringtou Koad, on above date, the whole of her Household Furniture andEffee U, consisting of—

Drawing-room: Very superior upright grand piano by John Brinsmead and Son, nearly new; cost 100 guineas, handsome carpet, Its x 13, superior chesteriieid, easy and other chairs, mirror, music cabinet, whatnot, steel engravings, and other pictures, brass fenders and irons, hearth rug, bookshelves, lamps, etc. Dining-room: Saddlebag suite, 9 pieces, extension dining table, bevel mirror, sideboard, E.P. ware, ornaments, writing table, plushette and tapestry curtains, hearth rugs, pictures, books, etc., banjo, mandoline. Bedrooms: Double and single bedsteads, mattresses. 3 duchess chests, superior 8-drawer cedar chest, JI.T. washstands, mahogany cheval glass, toilet sets 7 chairs, carpets, curtains, etc., etc. Kitchen and Washhouse: Kitchen utensils, table, chairs, crockery, ltippingell kerosene stove, knife cleaner, invalid's table, 2 patent carpet sweepers, fur rug, wringer, steps, garden roller, hose, 2 mowers, lawn sprinkler, garden tools, carpenters' tools, carpenters' bench, tennis net, croquet set, saddle and bridle, fowls, and sundries.

Sale at 1.30 o'clock. P U N I II 0. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3i. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from the Executors of the late Alien Belt's estate to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the farm, Puniho (near Okato), on above date, the whole of their first-class dairy and farm stock, consisting of, — 100 grade Jersey cows, in calf to the pedigree Jersey bulls, Br William and Runnymede Lad. 7 pedigree Jersey cows, in calf to the champion Jersey bull, Dr William 30 2-year-qld grade Jersey heifers (springing) 40 grade Jersey yearling heifers, by Dr William and Runnymede Lad 5 pedigree yearling Jersey heifers, by Dr William 8 pedigree and pure-bred Jersey bulls, including "Dr William," 4'/> years, Exile A.-Silverstream (winner of three firsts and two champion prizes at the Taranaki A. and P. Shows, 1904-5-0; bred by P. W. Cornwall, Esq., Oreti Farm, Bell Block); "Runnymede Lad," 3 years, Golden BrownRunnymede Lass; "Martini II.," 7 years, bred by the late l'\ L. Write Drury, Auckland; "Pride of Seaclifls," calved sth January, 1007, Dr William-Golden Gem; "Carnegie," calved lltli November, 1900, Dr William—Bilberry II.; "Silver Star," calved 14th January, 1907, Dr William-Rose-dew 16 heavy draught horses 12 hack and harness horses 1 entire colt, rising 4 years, by Albert Victor, broken to saddle and harness . r )0 fat bullocks <lO 3 to 4 year bullocks 40 2'/, to 3 year steers 25 ewes in lamb. 1 pure-bred Yorkshire boav, 8 breeding sows in farrow, 3 pedigree Yorkshire sows in farrow, 2 drays, spring trap, phaeton, gig, d.f plough, disc, chain and tine harrows,

Cambridge roller, hay rake, reap or and binder, scarifier, turnip drill, chaff-cutter, com-crushcr nnd winnower, harness, chains, factory plant, ets.. etc. Lunch at 11 o'clock a.m. Sale at 11.30 a.m. A free brake will leave the Mart, Devon street, at 8 o'clock oil the morning of the sale. Intending buyers will please book seats. TO PIG KAISERS. JESSES DIMOCK & CO. and MESSRS UOKTHWICK & SONS will RECEIVE PIGS at Moturoa ou MONDAY, JULY 29. J. BUTCHER, Agent. EOR SATjE CHEAP. gIiCTION" of seven acres, Waitnra Road, with one six-roomed house, also a five-roomed house, ill good repair, wilh all necessary and modern conveniences. Also six-roomed house at Lepperton, near school. with or without M acres West Poasi lease. GKO. ITAIX, or VT. T. liArx, Lepperton.

NOTICE. ATX poisons having claims against Mr FRANCIS MONTAfiI'E MILLS arc requested (o furnish details of the same forthwith to the undersigned. WILSON & CiEEY, Solicitors, New Plymouth. WANTED. *pO LET—IOO acres hushfelling, good metalled road, and hiiudy to township; good price given. Apply sharp. N. C. INNES, Awatnna East.

PRIZES FOR "KOZIE" TEA DRINKERS Buyers of "Kozie" Tea have distributed amongst them 80 cash prizes, value .€55. Three first, prizes of £5. A grand tea. Wholesale agents, Rurgjss, Fraser and Co.—Advt.