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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 142, 13 July 1909, Page 3

IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE of . PEDIGREE JERSEYS MANGATOKI. NEWTON KING ' "pjAS receive! instructions from Mr. Thomas Linn, who has leased his j farm, to sell by auction on the farm, | Mangatoki, near Elthain, oil above dat?, THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR JERSEY, CATTLE, etc., as follows: 23 pedigree Jersey cow« aiid heifers 10 ])edigrec Jersey tails 53 grade to pure-bred Jersey cows 32 grade to purebred Jersey heifers 3 draught horses, rising 2 years 2 boys' ponies Pure-tad Devon boar, pure-bred Devon sow, with litter, 8 breeding sows, 40 young pigs, 1 gig, 1 almost new milk waggon, 10 milk cans', hay rake, plough, tine harrows, harness and sundries. THURSDAY, JULY 15.

NO RESERVE. Lunch at 11.30 a.m. Sale at 12.30 sharp. Mr. Linn has had the highest test at the Mangatoki Dairy Factory every year for the last four years. Brakes will leive Eltham railway station on arrival of morning trains from New Plymouth and Hawera. MANGOREI. TUESDAY, JULY 20. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mr. C. Oliver, who has sold his farm, to sell by auction on the farm, Mangorei, on above date, all his dairy and farm stock, as follows: 30 cows, August and September calvers 7 heifers, springing 1 Holstcin bull 1 breeding sow, 9 young pigs, poultry, 1 light 'express, milk cart, disc, tine and chain harrows, plough, drill, milk cans HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES Sale at 12.30 o'clock. These cows gave an average test last Reason of 4.2, and returned over £8 pir cow for nine months Luncli provided,

TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE, AND TALLOW BALES. HAYJIARKET, STRATFORD, NEXT SALE-AUGUST 3, CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to nrrve on c before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, wliere vendors can relv on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING Stratford Wool, Hide, Sheepskin and Tallow Sale. . NEXT SALE-AUGUST 3. CLIENTS are requested to forward consignments ro fu) to reach ua by FRIDAY, July 30. YOCNG, HOBBS & CO. Stratford. BASIC SLAG AND KAOIT THE CHEAPEST AND BEST TOP-DRESSING FOR TARANAKI PASTURES. :: :: J HAVE to arrive in a fuw (lay, further shipments of High-grade Slag and Improved Kainit. Farmers wishing to obtain the most favorable terms for ox-ship delivery are advised to order at once. ANALYSIS (which is the test of cheapness) obtainable on application. NOTE.—Best res'iills arc obtained when applied during the winter months.

NEWTON KING SEW PLYMOUTH and STRATFORD. AN OLD SONG. My Grandfather's Clock was too high for the shelf, So it stood ninety years on the fl° or ' It was taller by half than the old man himself Though it weighed no'' a pennyweight more. ft was bought on the day that the old man was bom, It was always liis pleasure and his pride. But it stopped short, never to go again, When the old man died. tJPE have just imported a fine specimen of the Old Grandfather's Clock. It is fitted with one of the best English movements and is m&;le of soiiil Rosewood. Ev«ry GOOD hous'e in Taranaki should have one ia it. HAVE A LOOK AT IT. Also see the Handsome E.P. Jug and Basin for Washsand being offered for £7 10s, which is half its usual price. SKEATES BROS WATCHMAKERS and JEWELLERS. Op. Theatre Royal, Devon St., Hew Plymouth; and at Queen St., Auck-

MACHINERY EXCHANGE HAS FOR SALE--1 S-b.h.p. Blackstone Keros'eno Oil Engine, in first-class order, cost £lls, price 80 pounds. 2 8%-b.h.p. Hornsby Kerosene Oil standard type, cost £97 10s. t price 70 and 60 pounds. 1 3-lj.li.p. Crossley, in good working order, price £3O. 1 G-h.p. Murray Boiler, pressure 1120 11), complete, price £SO.

1 2-h.p. Murray Horizontal Steam engine, price £2O. 20 LjK.G. Pulsators, frani £2 10s each; cost £3O. Also,— 9 No. 2 Brown Vacuum Pumps, from 10 to 18 pounds; cost £37 10s. HAROLD GREVILLE, UNION STREET :: HAWEEA, TARAXAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTINT, SRAKON, MAY Ist TO JULY 31st, 1000. T ICI'TXSES for shooting game can be obtained from the Postmasters at Now Plymouth, Inglewood, Waitara and Opumkc. Sportsmen will kindly observe that TIIIS' SOCIETY IS NOT ENDORSING STRAT.FOUD SOCIETY'S LICENSES. iHmiIAN McALLUM, Secretary, i ' Now Plymouth,;