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

BROS.' DATES OF Y ' •' AND CLEARING SALES. *fG July 14-Mr. F. Hodson, Pitone I m H. J. Tataraimaka. left tlie July 24-Omata Yards. THOIT July 30-H. C. Riley, Oarringtou H CARRINGTON ROAD. THURSDAY, JULY 30. WITHOUT RESERVE. WEBSTEK BEOS t "AVE received instructions from . H C. Riley, whose lease has expir sell by auction on his farm, on Thui y, July 30— 29 G ? 0(1 Dairy Cows (August an September calvers) 10 Half-bred Yearling Heifers * 2-year Heifers 1 Jersey Bull 1 Yorkshire Sow 1 Crossbred Tamworth Sow (far row August) 1 P.B. Berkshire Boar, 12 months to vveaners 20 Laying Pullets, Seated Express Z% J)ray ' Gi S a n(i Horse, i Milk-cans, Aerator, Strainer, Buckets, Table, Dresser, Set Gi" Harness, Wheelbarrow, Mowct" Emery Grinding Stuue, and useful farm sundries With Very Slight Reserve--* 1 Massey-Harris Mowing Machine and Rake 1 Massey-Harris Drill, 11 Coulter) Massey-Harris S.F. Plough (nearly new), Matthews Hand Drill with Weeding and Hoeing Fixture 2 Good Staunch Plough Horses (guaranteed) 1 Gi<r A Free Express will leave our Mart at U a.m. sharp. Sals at 1 o'clock. This herd is spoken well of, they are in first-class condition, and havo been heavily culled. WEBSTER BROS. POULTRY, PISS, AND HORSES. WEBSTER BROS. W*LL hold a aale of th» *bov. EVERY SATURDAY *t 1 o'clock., Entries solicited. TATARAIMAKA. FRIDAY, JULY 31. NEWTON KING j JJAS received instructions from _ 'Mr. W. E. Rowlands, who lias soid il'i'o rm ' to scll l, y auction. WITHOUT RESERVE,, on the farm, as above, aU his dairy and farm stock as follows:—! 53 dairy cows, mostly August and I September calvers 14 heifers, springing and to calve 1 sow with litter, i tip drays, harness, milk cans, 2 iron tanks, I '/a-ton barb wire, household fucniture and sundries.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. NEWTON KING r "[AS received instructions from •the' Public Trustee, executor of tli'i will of tUe late W. D. liarrod, deceased, to sell by auction at his murt on Saturday, Ist August, the following properties:— LOT I.—loo Acres 2 roods, being section 30 and parts 31 and 108, Okato. I LOT 2.—15 Acres 1 rood, being pave section 31, Okato. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to the auctioneer, or Public Trustee's Office, New Plymouth. Sale at 2.30 o'clock. VKALE ROAD. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. NEWTON KING "ETAS received instructions fro Messrs. Collins and Eva, who reuse has expired, to sell liv auctio WITHOUT RESERVE, on 'the fan Veale Road, on above date, all tin dairy'and farm stock as follows:

3(i young cows, to calve August un September. 2 cows, just calved S 2-year heifers 1 empty cow 2 good sows, to farrow early 0 milk c-:ms and sundries, Jigli spring tart and harness, Massej Harris mower, Planet Junr. dis harrows, tiue harrows, Horn: hy plough, etc. so, With Slight llescrve lixed yearlings 1 light cart horse, I half-draugh horse, 1 light plough horse, tilly by Lord Kitchener, rising years, 1 ligli' 1 '—"—'- - 1 Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5. NEWTON KING 'AS received instructions from " Mr. C. S. Stvoiige, to sell hy auction on the farm, Oaonui, on above date, the whole of his dairy and farm stock, comprising—--ID3 cows and heifers ■Horses, implements, etc. Also, if not previously sold SECTIONS :i(l and 31, Woek YII., Arawliata road, Onunakc S.D., cuntaining 1171 acres 0 roods 20 perches, 300 acres in grass. 0 paddocks, 4-roomcd dwelling; tenure, L.I.P. at Is per acre pelannum. / ' MONDAY, .JULY 20. JENKINS, MATTHEWS & PIGOTT « Kft HEAD MIXED CATTLE, *d" including—--20 S'/a-year steers 30 18-month steers i springing cows 8 fat cows On account of Morshead Nursery CoA quantity of fruit, flowering, si"'.; ter, and ornamental trees and Sale at 1 o'clock. .PRELIMINARY NOTICE. i MOUNTAIN ROAD. TUESDAY, AUOV'ST. 4. VICKERS AND STEVEN: Stratford Wool, Hide, SheD sKln and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, AUGUST pLIENTS are requested to forwai lots bo as to reach us by Frvdf previouß. "YOUNG, HOBBS, & CO