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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 178, 18 July 1908, Page 5

KING'S CATTLE I Rahotu—Tuesday, July 21. I Stony Eiver—Wednesday, July ! I Waiwakaiho—Thursday, July 23 I Kaponga—Friday, July 24. J Toko—Monday, July 27. I Stratford—Tuesday, July 28. Entries solicited. (Clearing Sales as per Special I UIEWTON KING'S SPECIAL S FOR JUNE, JULY, and AUGI I July 20-Mr. A.W. Kemp, Robson July 21—Mr. Jas. Phillips, Manga July 22-Mr. C.-McGuinness, Mang July 23-Mr. J. Young, Eltham. July 24-Mr. A. J. Herbert, Has >. Road. July 27-Mr. W. V. Harkness, Taril July 27-Messrs. Sefton Bros., Oaki July 28-Mr. W. Harris, Toko. July 29-Mrs., E. Sharrock, Stratfc - July 29—Messrs. Gill Bros., Okato. July 30-Crown Dairy Company, T July 31-Mr. .W. E. Rowlands, Tats I maka. July 31—Mr. C. Martelli, Stratford. August 3-Mr. A. Orudis, Mahoe. k- August 3—Messrs. H. Collins and Eva, Veale Road. August 4-Mr. J. Reynolds, Skin road. August 6—Mr. C. S. Stronge, Oaonu August s—Mr. W. Luxton, Elthi I Road. August B—Mr. H. Jackson, Urn Duthie Road. , ' August- 7—Messrs. Cameron & Broo nig, Stratford. . August 10—Mr. C. Hodgkinson, Tul ;, tawa. August 10—Mr. C. Andrews, Okato. August 12-Mr. ,W. Clemow, Opunal Road. August 13—Mr. Q. Gooding, Sole Roai August 14-Mr. J. H. Archer, Moi mouth Koad. I August 17—Mr. T. Wilson, Mahoe. J A.iimst 18—Mr.G. Sangster, East Roa Au S iisi 1!)-Mr. *L. Baskin, Beaconsfiel I Road. August 26-Mr. H. K. Fagan, Mang I mmgi. " I UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGIS TRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE NEWTON KING • JJASs received instructions to offer the under-mentioned property for sale - by public auction at his Mart, situate K. in Devon street, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of July,-18Q 8) -. at 2 p.m. The fee simple of aU that piece of land, containing 12 acres 2 roods 30 perches, more or .less, situate on the Carrington'road, near New Plymouth, being the Allotment A, part of sections 773 and 774b, Grey District, with, j the buildings and improvements thereon. The property is offered for sale in • exercise of the power in that behalf conferred on the Mortgagee by a certain Deed of Mortgage dated the tenth day of May, 1905, and registered as number 30,870, and the sale is made pursuant i to the provisions of "The Property Law -" Act, 1905," and is under the conduct of . the Registrar of the Supreme Court at New Plymouth. For full particulars and conditions of sale, apply to the Auctioneer, or to MESSIEURS MALONE, ANDERSON, & JOHNSTONE, Solicitors to the Mortgagee, Inglewood and New Plymouth. ROBSON ROAD. ' MONDAY, 20th JULY. NEWTON king JJAS received instructions from Mr A. W. Kemp, whose lease lias expired, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, as above, his dairy herd, horses, etc., as under:— 70 cows, 2nd and 4th calvers, to calve August to October 1 pedigree Jersey cow, Countess 6 2 to 3-year springing heifers 14 yearling steers -(good) * 9 yearling heifers' 1 Jersey bull 1 Shorthorn bull 2 3-year bulls , 2 mares, stinted to General Wheeler 1 yearling filly by Jerbelskie 1 yearling colt by Powerful 1 2-year filly by Jerbelskie 1 2-year filly by Young Pride 1 8-year thoroughbred mare bv Quilt 1 5-vear thoroughbred mare by Uhlan 1 3-year colt, saddle and bridle 1 hack and harness marc, 1 trail mare, 2 sows in pig, 10 store pigs, 1 spring trap, 1 spring dray and harness, 1 gig and harness, milk cans, buckets, cooler, and sundries. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. The above are a choice line of cows, being young and early calvers, 30 being 1 from half to purebred Jerseys. Mr. | Kemp going out of dairying, the lot must be sold. TUESDAY, JULY 21. NEWTON KING TTAS been favored with instructions from Mr. Jas. Phillips, who has leased his farm, to sell as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, his well-known dairy herd, horses, implements, etc., as under:— 110 cows, to calve August, September and October 2 pedigree Jersey cows, Malaprope Ist and 2nd,'served by Milklad 2 10-nionths pedigree Jersey heifers, out of Malaprope Ist and 2nd. 1 - 'digree Jersey bull Milk Lad, LB. No. 233, Vol. 3. 3 purebred Holstein bulls from 3 to 5 years 2 2-year well-bred Holstein bulls 46 mixed yearlings 1 8-year bay gelding (trial) 1 9-year upstanding milk cart horse (guaranteed) 1 1 pony inarc, broken to saddle and I > harness 3 sows in pig, Berkshire boar, 10 weaners 1 spring dray (good order, up to 30cwt.), s".f. plough, disc, tine and tripod harrows, Cambridge roller, mower, liayrakc, scarifier and moulder (combined), sma'.l scarifier, 1 Ui.p. portable boiler (in good order), turnip slicer, Fairbank's scales, 18 i tubs, stumping jack, .. ._ , harness, swingle-trees, chains, and quantity sundries 1 Also, With Slight Reserve,— •» On account of Mr. F. E. Bocock, Lr 1 milk express, carry 10 cans, in ' good order 1 1 horse, 8 years, by Tasmania ? 1 ei» and harness (almost new) is bo * I . Luneheon Provided. inese cows in a really choice lot, 3 ' and arc all in calf to well-bred Holstein y ' and Jersey bulls, 25 being grade to purebred Jersevs. The average returns last season were high, and these will be *', wen at the sale. The implements arc °| almost new and in good order. Mr. Phillips having leased his farm, every- "• thin" B for ABSOLUTE SALE. ■PUKUMINAKY NOTICE. ™ r \ MONDAY, AUGUST 10. Srv' NEWTON KING ih"" received instructions fr ' -tl" tfr c \ndrcws. to sell by aucti ,„ry WITHOUT RESERVE, on the fa' bar- Oknti). on above dale,— AND FARM STOCK "is' YOU CAN GET IT CHEAPER .-.-. THE ttBQ POSE.