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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 14 September 1907, Page 5

KING'S CATTLE SALES. Stratford Heifer Sale—Monday, September 10 Toko—Tuesday, (September 17 Waiwakaiho—Tuesday, Sept. 17 Eahotu, Mr. W. R. Wright's Clearing Sale—Wednesday, September 18 Eahotu—Thursday, September 19 Kaponga—Friday, September 20 Stratford—Tuesday, September 24 Lcpperton, Mr. McjHillan's Clearing Sale—Wednesday, September 25 SALE BY ORDER OE THE MORTGAGEE. Newton" king CJAS received instructions to Sell by auction, at the Mart on Saturday, ? 14th September next, 1007, All that piece of land containing 34.0 perches, more or less, being parts o'f Sections numbered 1628 and IG2S, Town of New Plymouth, with residence and shop fronting Eliot and Pendarves street. For full particulars and conditions of ale apply to GOVETT & QUILLIAM, tolicitors for the Mortgagee, or to the Auctioneer,

SPRING HORSE PAIR. HORSE BAZAAR, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER U. NEWTON KING Yy|ILI/ hold his Spring Horse Fair as above. Present entries t 120 DRAUGHT, HALF DRAUGHT, HACK, AND HARNESS HORSES, broken and unbroken WITHOUT RESERVEI'ong, gig, and harness Sale at 10.30 sharp. AH horses must be yarded before 10

SPRINGING HEIFER SALE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. NEWTON KING yyiLL sell at his Stratford Yards above date—--75 SPRINGING HEIFERS Sale at I o'clock.

WAIWAKAIIIO. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. NEWTON KING sell by auction at his yards as above—--25Q MIXED CATTLE Sale at 12.30 o'clock. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF SUPERIOR DAIRY STOCK. R A H 0 T U. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from W. H. Wright, Esq. (who is going in for sheep), to sell by auction ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, on the farm, Rnhotn, ou above date, the entire dairy herd, consisting of,— 134 choice cows, close to calving (a largo number grade Jerseys) 3 pet cows 23 springing heifers 4 young bulls (grade Jerseys) 15 sows, in farrow and with litters 30 young pigs, 10 forward store pigs Also, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, Draught' marc, "Maggie," by "Glasgow Geordie," in foal to "Lord P'unkett"; draught gelding, "Prince," by "Glasgow Geordie"; "Resolution" mare, exceptionally fast trotter; the well-known draught mare "Kitty"; 2 geldings, 3 and 5 years old (AgentKitty), 1 2-yr.-old draught filly (Agent—Maggie); 1 yearilng draught coIF (Ophir—Kitty); 2 yearling foals by "Kiinberley"; 1 thoroughbred mare, "Fizgig," by Vanguard, in foa! to Tafc.xpu; 1 2-year filly (Viking—Fizgig) ; 1 stylish harness horse; 1 harness mare by Bazaine; 1 harness mare, extra quiet, suitable for lady; 1 pony, good jumper; s.f. plough, disc harrows (in good order), factory plant, ■ consisting of new Alpha Laval

Lunch at 11.80. Sale at Noon sharp. The above herd consists of all young cows In the very pink of condition, absolutely free from aGortion, and has a reputation second to none in the province. This is the first clearing sale. Free grazing for four weeks it required, but no responsibility. Special facilities for removal of stock after sale. Cows can be carefully delivered free between Oalnira, Manaia, and Kaponga, on main road in lotß of five or more. I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. NEWTON KING )jyiLL sell by auction at his yards as above—)oQ MIXED CATTLE, including— On account of Mrs. W. Green, who is leaving the district— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, Go-cart, etc. Nearly all new, some having been in use only a fortnight. TaranaKi Wool, Pheepskli Hide & Tallow Sales. "HA YM ARRET, STRATFOR D, NEXT SALE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1007 (CLIENTS a. a particularly requested -' to forward Consignments in timo to arrive on or bofi.ro THURSDAY previous Small consignments will be receive ' at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for Sale, where vendors can rely on their produce moetm? i EULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING. i|rpHE Public are cordially invited to visit the Grounds of "Brooklands" ; and "Maranui" on SUNDAY AFTERNOON and THURSDAY AFTERNOON. N. KING. C. W. GOVETT.