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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 280, 20 November 1908, Page 3

STOSi' HIV EE. MONDAY, KOVH.MJJUH 23. NEWTON KING \A7HjL sell l>y auction at his Yards ' above—--300 CATTLE, including ISO i to 3-war stcer< 85 12 to IS-montlis mixed Sali! al 12.30 o'clock,

I'IiDIGIiEE CATTLE. SIIOW GROUNDS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. NEWTON KING H as received instructions to sell by miction on the Show Ground*, New 'Plymouth, on Thursday, 26th November— On account of Mr. W. 11. Booth, Carterton—--1 pedigree yearling Jersey Hull pedigree yearling Jersey Ileifeis On account of Mr. A. Buchanan, Palmerston North—--1 pedigree 4-year-old Jersey Bull 1 pedigree yearling Jersey Bull 3 pedigree Bull Calves (choice) 1 pedigree 2-year Jersey Heifer On account of Mr. S. li. Lancaster, Palmerston North—--0 pedigree yearling Jersey Bulls On account of State Experimental Farm (Without Reserve) — 2 pedigree 3 - year - old Ayrshire Bulls 2 pedigree 2 - year - old Ayrshire Bulls Other entries expected. Sale at 10 o'clock. at PRELIMINARY NOTICE. NEWTON KING

T-TAS been favored with instructions X from Messrs. GRIFFITHS & COIIXWALL to sell at their Farm, CORBETT liOAD, on FRIDAY, the 27tU inst., THE WHOLE OF THEIR HERD OF JERSEY CATTLE. HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, Etc. gO PEDIGREE JERSEYS. This JERSEY HERD is undoubtedly the finest and almost the largest in New Zealand, and is practically the result of twenty years' work done by the late >lr. F. L. Wright ami Mr. F. W. Cornwall. THE HERD INCLUDES SUCH WELL-KNOWN ANIMALS as "CRANNIES' GIRL" (the champion butter-fat cow), a beautiful daughter 'by "'FRISCO," three sisters, a number of nieces, and her old mother "GRANNIE" —ALL MARVELLOUS BUTTER-FAT ANIMALS. Also '"FRISKY" (dam of "HEATHER"), "MAGNETS' PEGGY," "FLO" (imported), awl the remarkable imported bull '"CAMPANILES' SULTAN," who won the Reserve over all Jersey last year, and about twenty of his sons and (laughters. The Sale is occasioned by the steady increase to Mr. Grilliths' business (E. GRIFFITHS & C.), the consequent ca'.l for more capital, and the demand for the -whole of his time and attention. As the animals will be all sold ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, this sale offers the DAIRYING COMMUNITY of NEW ZEALAND the GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER PLACED BEFORE IT of obtaining animals whose ancestors have been selected and bred for generations owing to their GREAT BUTTER-PRODUCING POWERS. Sale at 10.30 a.m. For Catalogue apply to NEWTON KING, Auctioneer, New Plvmouth.

AWAKING. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his Awakino Yards on Saturday, 28th November— gQQ HEAD CATTLE., including—--300 2 to 2y 2 -year steers 200 3 to 3%-ycar steers 100 2-ycav-old purebred Shorthorn heifers 13 3-year heifers empty 50 mixed cattle 1 spring-cart horse Sale at 12.30 o'clock. SALE BY MORTGAGEE. SATURDAY, the sth day of DECEMBER, 1008.

NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions to offer tin undermentioned .property for sale by public auction at his Mart in Devonstreet, Now Plymouth., o'n Saturday, the sth day of December, 11)08, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon— ALL, THOSE pieces or parcels ol land in the County of TaraiuUi containing together by admeasurement 130 acres I rood 30 perches (more or less), being the Rural Allotments numbered 7(1, 78, and 80 on the plan of the Oakura District.

The above property will be ottered for sale, subject to Mortgage Xo. 207-W, en behalf of .the Mortgagee in exercise of the powers of sale conferred oil him by a certain Deed of Mortgage registerod as No. 2)1743. The sale is under the conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at New Plymouth, pursuant to "The Property Lniv Act, 1008." For further particulars and for conditions of sale apply to THE AUCTIONEER, Or to Messrs. CiOVETT & QUIU.TAM, SoliciU rs for the Mortgagee.

for immediate sale. a CHOICE FARM ol 59 acres v.t I.epperton; good 10-rooined home villi every convenience, largo slu.l. sheep-proof fences; well watered, free from weeds, good shelter, native bush, orchard; one mile from township. Apply to 1 ' W. BROWN, Lepperton, BOROUGH 01 f NEW WA'MOm'll. TIMETABLE, SALT" WATER UATIIS,

rjIUK HATIIS are o)icu from 5.30 a.m. J (.o 7 p.m. [luring October to March | (im-lu-iive), ami from sunrise to 5 p.m. I ilviviiifj; the remainder of tlic year, MA^ES.— Weekdays: 0.15 a.m. to 8 a.m., H a.m. to '2 p.m., 4.:)0 to closingtime. Thursday and Saturday aftteruoous: 4 ii.ui. to closing-time. FEMALES.—' Week-days: 5.30 a.m. to 0.15 a.m., 8 a.m., to 11 a.m., 2 pan. to 4.30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday afternoons: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. lWreshnients may lie had nt the Baths. If, T. BELLRIXGEK, Town Clerk. WOAIEE GA It DENS For PICNICS A\D GARDEN PARTIES (Private or Public). Best and Cheapest l'luco in Dominion t" spend a Holiday. Ideal Spot for School Picnics, as there are plenty of (lames and Amusements provided. TEA BOOMS AN!) KlUilT AND LOLLIE STALL In the Ground. Hot Wa'er provided Free. Admission SI.X-I'EXCE. A. TIUJISLOVE, Proprietor.

YOUR GASDEN REQUIRES YATES' SEEDS .1 you desire RELIABLE CROPS Riii from i!;o NEW l'[ /MOdTTI AOKST, J. WHITAKEI DEVON STREET. Next Criterion Hotel, "Phone 111,