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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 154, 20 June 1908, Page 5

"vrEWrosr king's sPiiciAt, sales TOR JUNE, ;iU!A T , and AUGUST. June 22—Mr. John Zun licr, Cheat Eoiul June 23—Mr. J. DrnvilzsKi, Katapiko Boad. June 24—Mr. J. Willis, Kapimi. June 2li—Mr. J. 11. I'arkcr, Mangorei. June 29—Mr. C. Kalfe, Cardiff, dune 30—Mr. G. iiac, JRowan. July I—Mr. K. J. Linn, Maugaloki. July 2—Mr. W. D. Liiui, KUlmtu. July o —.Mr. C. Cooper, Mangatoki. Julv :i--Mr. K. G. L'uak's. l''ranklcy ltoad.

■luly IB—Mr. H. Gardiner, Upper Duthie Koad. July 1/ —Mr. W. Bonner, East Koad. •July 20—Mr. A. \V. Kemp, Kolison Hi :: .luly 21—Mr. Ja«. Phillips, Manyatoki. ■lnly 22—Mr. C. McGuiimets, Mangaloki July 29—Mr. J. Young, Ellliam. July 21—Mr. A. J. Herbert, !i:-'iiigs Bold. July 27—Mr. JI. Death, Wiiijrruvu lioaail July 27—Messrs. Sel'Lim llros., Oakura. July 29—Mrs. E. Sliarroek, Stratford. July 21)— Messrs. dill Bros., Okato. July 30—Crown Dairy Company, Toko, •luly 31—Ml'. C. Martelli, Stratford. I August 3—Mr. A. Orudis, Mahoo.

August f>-Mr. C. 11. Sln>nj»o, Oaonui August. 7 11. Cullins ami 0 Eva, Vealr lioiii). August s—Mr.5 —Mr. W. Uixton. Eltliun: Koad. August o—Mr.0 —Mr. 11. Jackson. Uppi'i Dutliie Koad. August 7 —Messrs. Cameron & Bruokiug, Stratford. Vugust ii—Mr. C. Okato. \ugu$t 12—Mr. vV. CicmoWj Opunake Koad. August 13—Mr. 'J. Hooding, Sole Koad. August 14—Mr. J. 11. Archer, Monmouth Koad. IS--Mr, (i. Koad uigusl ID—Mr. L. Jjiiskin, heaeoiislield Koad.

o.\ Tin; I'Ali.M, KATAPIKO ROAD. TUKSDAY, ,ILIXJi 23. NEWTON KING J-JAS received instructions Hum Mr. •I. Druvitzki, who has sold his farm, to sell on. llie l<'arui, llata|iikn lioad, Tariki, Without Reserve, on Tuesday. 23rU Juno, his Dairy Herd, etc., consisting of--30 good dairy cows, third and fourth calvers 1 '2-year pedigree Ayrshire 'mil 1 |,iirel)red .'.earling !iu!l I liaM'-drauglit horse i sows in pig J)niv. linrm'ss. milk-cans, <?U\, and sundries Luncheon provided. Sale at, 1 o'clock.

OX THE FAIiM, KAI'IJXI. WJCIJN ICSIJA Y, -K XI-; 24. NEWTON SING JJAS received instructions from Mr. J. Willis, who has sold his farm, to oil mi tin l Farm, Kapuni. Without Kerne, on "Wednesday, 241k Juue, lite 'attle, Horses, Implements, Furniture, t{\, <\h under—--7 choice 2-year heifer.? in call" 4 fat cows 1 2-year hull 2 7-year milk waggon horses I man; stinted to •Tumil Major" i .'{-year half-draught horse {all harness) 1 H-year harness horse 1 hoy's pony 5 liPHiding sows, 10 store pigs, 1 I mar 1 L-li.|i. verticil I boiler |sli-lii reserve), I 3-h.|>. verticil 1 i'iij;iinwilli idUlli pressure cerliiica! ' imil bench. milk wnyifini. milk dray, tip ilm.v. I'jiglisli dogcart, tru[i, dray. unci waggon ln< Mct'ormick mower ami grinder, S.K.l'.b. |)loii«h. (list- hallows, roller. liav rake, hand seed ilril!. force pump, grubber, ladies' si ml gents' saddles. lojrgin;; ani ' injf and plmiiiU chains. 12 can* 10-bottle tester. 2(1(1 and W pillion tniiks, buckets. mill: tanks, tromrhs, piano by Werner. organ (slight reserve), duchess sets, cli-esi drawers, single and double bedsteads washstands and ware, side- ' board. tables, eoucli. chairs mangle, 7'2-pieee dinner set, lamp, all kitclien utensils, and

Kile at t»:lO »YI.«-k. Mr. Willis having decided 1" leave I In. district, this offers a splendid clnnu';> tii buyer- (if securing practically iihv implements. vehicles. etc. The fii,sinis almost li»nv. having only been in use three month-. " JIEpTIXC OF Til H WAIKIiS." FRIDAY, .TUNIC iti. NEWTON KING XT AS received instructions from Mr. .1. 11. T'ankcr, wlio lias sold his farm, to sell liy auction. WITHOUT RKSERVK, on the farm near Mangoroi Dairy Factory all his dairy and farm stock as follows: 10 pedigree Ayrshire cows 7 pure-bred Jersey-Ayrshire heifers, by "Golden (irand" 12 choice, dairy cows 1 pedigree Jersey bull, "Exile A' i light draught marcs. ! cult, 1 filly, 1 Tamworth sow, "Superior" drill. Planet Jiinr. hoe and drill, mower, plough disc, chain, tine, and tripod harrow-, root pulpvr, harness, saddles, cow covers pig-net, tools, milk cans, strainers, churn, etc.; good dog-cart, cxpniss, with ijioles, shafts, and seats; and

Luncheon i'foviiled. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. FIIAXK LlO Y it 0A D. VItIDAY. rICIA' 3. NEWTON KING AS received instructions fvoni Ml. 'K. (.'mill's to sell by auction on Farm, l'rankley Koad, on above JUS t'Alt.M 01' 137 ACIJES, bciiiy Section* illli. and part jO-l, Crev District, all in together with good (i-rooni bouse, new Id-bail cowshed with concrete lloor, la barn ami trapshed: subdivided into about VI paddocks: situated 1 mile from factory and about 3'/. miles from Xen I'lyniouth Also, All liis Dairy and Farm Stuck, consist iu;{ of—- •>, ;:ood dairy cows 3 horses, milk cart Implements and sundries Salu at 1.3U o'clock.

SA'l'riiDAY, JULY i. NEWTON KING lI'AS rcceivml instruct iims Ivoni Mr*. JJiiiininul to sell by miction «t his Mavt .in Siilunliiv, -lib -lul\ - MX I'll IN corner of Dmvson Street. iiml 'licgiiui I'lacc. willi wi'li 7-vcioin li him'. |>;_i i!ir\'. imi liroimi, outhouse ivitli co|i|ici' s.i'i ill. tin,' |'ro|HTty W -gltiiiU'il close !o |li,. Terminus lintel. I'roiitiii"- tin- Rk--I,|;|Uim||'. «it Kill IttO lllilHlU'S ot till' l!;til\\iiy Si a 1 ion. I' lii thcr |>:irt ii uUn s iinil ciunlit ions ni <nle iiiny lie oMniueil on :ipplit-ation to I llu' Auctioneer. fain at '-.M o'clock. ■yoU CAN (iET IT CHEAPER X "THE RED POST."