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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 191, 3 August 1908, Page 3

, H RAIIOTU. TUESDAY, AUCU'ST 4. 2sEWTOX KING TS7ILL soil by miction at his Yards as VV above:— 200 CATTLE, including—--50 mixed .yearlings 55 springing heifers 70 store cows la fat cows 30 shares in Cape Eginont Co-op. Dairy Co, Also, — On account of Mr. 0. B. Kuowles,— 45 dairy cows ' 12 springing heifers 12 yearling steers 5 milk cans 1 spring dray and harness 2 colt foals, 1 mare 1 pair buggy ponies, broken to single and double harness At 12.30 o'clock. Also, — GOODWILL AND LEASE of his FARM of 24!) ACHES, on the Kaliui Koad, near Kahotu, W.C.S.K., 10 years to run at .Cll 8-s 4d per annum; 170 acres in graso, balance bush.

Sale at I o'clock. WAIWAKAIIIO. THURSDAY, AUGUST (i. NEWTON KING W' ILIj sell by auction at liis yards as above—--150 JIIXED CATTLE, including—--70 yearlings, mostly steers IUO U-tootli to f.m. ewes Also, Oh account of Air. A. S. Frost—- - high-grade .lersey coivs ill caif to Abundance If. ■i Ingli-gnule yearling Jersey heifers liy Abundance 11. 1 grade Jersey bull calf

Salt' at 12.30 o'clock. KLUDAY, AUGUST 7. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mm. Lennou to sell by anetinii at h>r residence. eornrr of Umuou and Hobsun streets, on above date— Her Choice Property, consisting of y 2 acre with new wcll-buiTt (j----roomed Ikjusc, bathroom, pantry, linck porch, etc., electric light, gas, hot ami cold water, lour fireplaces, cupboards, shed, etc. NOTK— Xliis property is nicelv situated near Fort Xiger. well situated from prevailing winds, and commanding a sunny aspect. Also, The whole of her Household Furniture and Kfl'ects, constating of sandalwood writing desk, music cabinet (glass front), large. microscope liv linker, London, octagonal oak table, writing cabinet (!) drawers), occasion. I and other tables, easy chairs, ]5.\V. chairs, couch, whatnot, I'arian ware, pictures, engravings, Brussels carpets, rugs, linoleum, slips, double and single bedsteads, mattresses, feather bud, chests drawers, mirror, 'washstands an'd ware, hall curtains, ornaments, llower-stan!, vapor bath, gas caliplmnt, gas grill, meat safe, kitchen utensils, crockery, K.l\ ware, jam jur.s, knife-cleaner, brooms, tubs, tools, wheelbarrow, garden tools, fi verandah blinds, lumps, clocks, arc lamp suitable for large shop, garden seat, and sundries.

Salo nt l.'iiO o'clock. lIANUORKI KOAD. WISDNKSDAY, AUGUST 12. NEWTON KING T.TAS received instrUL-fions from Messrs. W. Humphries and Soils, who are giving up tliiivyiitg, to soli by auction 011 tlit' Farm, I'uketotara, on niiovc date, nil lln'ir Dairy and Farm Stock, consisting of—--7U choice .Jersey - llolstoin cows, August iinil September calvers II .[crscj'-llolhleiu heifers, springing 14 JiTsey-llolsteiu yearlings 1 purebred llolstoin bull 1 purebred .lprsey liull 3 draught mares 5 draught colts and fillies by ]sritisli King 4 harness horse? by Tlczaiii, Ebony, and Arawa Store pigs, 3 brood sows, eta. J. cutter ami 4-liorse-powcr, llornsby reaper and mower, D.K. and S.'P. ploughs, sjiade and chain barrows, llassey-T lam's cultivator. "Favorite" drill (11 coulter), sledge, chains, dray, spring trap, vick cover 2-V x 18, toots, ensilage press, dairy utensils, turVme, separator and plant,, and sundries Lunch provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. NOTE.—Messrs. Humphries have been dairying for the past, 15 years, and have always lived from the very best stock, the result being an exceptionally go#d herd of first-class rows MTIP COPPERED WARE FTM-IE fine display of Artistic * Wrought-iron and Antique Coppered ware now ou view at our establishment proves the confidence we have in. the appreciation of tasteful and superior furnishings by the inhabitants of this district. These goods, although the finest art production* oi their kind, are very inexpensive. Thev would make very-accept-able wedding gift*', or give an air of refinement to your own drawing-room, OKEY, SON & ARNOLD LIMITED, NEW PLYMOUTH.

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