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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 264, 31 October 1908, Page 5

KING'S CATTLE SALES i Douglas—Monday, November 2. Stratford—Tuesday, November 3. lfahotu—Tuesday, November 10. Stony Kiver—Wednesday. .November li Waiwakailio—Thursday, * November 12. Entries solicited. ALTEUATIOX IX DATE Of STUATTOR'D CATTLE SALE. QW'IXt) to the (Jeneral Election bein;. fixed lor Tuesday, 17th November and the Hawera Show being h e l ( | 01 Wednesday and Thursday, 18th aiel tilth, my Stratford Cattle Sale on card:f »r Tuesday, 17th, will be POSTPONED util the following ERIDAY, 20th Xoember, NEWTON KING,

!)OU«I,AS. UOXDAY, XOVEMBER 2. NEWTON KING lyftTlU, sell ,u. his Yardsspringing lieh'cr iiul foal e 1 1 1 o'clock. STi!AXFOI?r> ,SPIti\GING HEIFER SALE. TUESDAY, XomriiEE 3. NEWTON KING IftJIU, soil at his Stratford Dair Yards—--150 choice springing heifers li'i choice Jersey springing heifers 40 dairy cows 1 pedigree Ayrshire springing cow champion prize-taker, Palmers ton. and Hawera 1 pedigree Ayrshire cow in milk' Sale at 1 o'clock.

STRATFORD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. NEWTON KING ytflLb sell by auction at his Yards as above—--1200 HEAI} OAmE > including—--400 3 and 4 year store forward bullocks 325 18-inonths to 2y s -year steers 350 12 to 15-montks mixed 100 store forward cows 70 2-year empty heifers 150 springing cows and heifers 1 pedigree Ayrshire cow, champion prize winner at iPalmerston and Hawera 1 pedigree Ayrshire cow in milk Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD BULL FAIR. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 0. NEWTON KING hold his Annual Hull Fair in Stratford Yards as above—"J KA I'EDIOREE PUREBRED XUU (SRADE-JERSE), AYRSHIRE, SHORTHORN, HOLSTEIN, AND HEREFORD BULLS. NEWTON KING "CTA'S received inslrm'thsiis from Uh» mortgagees to sell by uuetion at his Mart on Saturday, 7th November, the following desirable properties:— LOT I.—Subdivision li of Sections 171 and 173, Dawson Street. New Plymouth, together with cottage, etc., thereon. LOT 2.—Section 1404, containing 1 rood 1 perch, Gill Street, New Plymouth, with good 8-roomed dwelling. This is a first-class property, well situated, and commanding a good view. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. NEWTON KING "fjAS received instructions from Messrs (Jill Bros, to sell by auction at his Hart, New i'lyniouth, on Saturday, 7ih November, their Farm on the l'mnlio Road near Okato, comprising 979 acre?, more or less, in one or more lota, as follows: AC\-\ ACRES, being Subsections G ux and 7, Section 4, Block X., Cape S.D.; all in grass except about 40 acres bush; well fenced and subdivided, level and well watered; large cowshed with concrete floor, dairy factory and fittings, all in good working order. Annual rental £32 8s 3d. Twenty-one years to run from Ist October, 1808. LOT 2. OfO ACRES, being Sections 1 and 000 11 Block XI., Cape S.D.; all in grass except little shelter bush, well fenced and subdivided. Annual rental £2l; 21 -vears to run from 14th August, | 1890. OO PC ACRES, being Subsection 13 ** AO of Section 0. Block X., Cape S.D.; all hi gra 8 acres shelter b.... .... -.._.,., and subdivided. Annual renl.il .tlli 17s Oil; 21 years to run from Ist October, 1898. These properties are all held on lease under the West Coast Settlement Unserves Act, 1892, with perpetual rights of renewal,' rentals to be assessed every 21 veal's at 5 per cent, on unimproved Sale at 2 o'clock.

HOUSE FAIR. 7. NEWTON KINO

ORDINARY COMMON-SENSE | THAT il you don't plant the W.Best Sects, you can't [jet Rood J /(resilts, no matter what pains yon if lake vrit'll vovr gardening work. ■ J The Best Seeds are t Hundreds of local people will tell 111 jl( you that, for they have proved it i! | year by yea;' |J I W. BOW E, )j] |t SKBESSIAS, II Brougham Street, New Plymouth, j 'Phone 41. i!