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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 176, 18 August 1909, Page 3

WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19. NEWTON KING sell by auction at hia Yards as abore—--25Q MIXED CATTLE, including--70 mixed yearlings 12 springing cows 30 store and forward cows 20 prime fat 2-tooth wethers Also, on account of Mr. Frank Sole, who is giving up dairying,— 14 young tows, close to calving 8 i l /-t to 3-ycar springing heifers Sale at 12.30 o'clort

FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. WITHOUT RESERVE. NEWTON KING " AS meived instructions from Jlj-3. -U. H. Taylor, who is giving uji dairying, to sud by auction on tin; farm (formerly El win's), Waica, the whole of her dairy herd, etc., consist:i!K of:—

100 uisl-elaas dairy cows, siearly ah August and September calvcrs 20 2-ycar springing heifers 1 trap horse and harness 1 light American waggon, 1 dray Farm tools and sundries 4 2-year-old steers 3 ■bulls', 4 calves 25 ■ pigs, 6 sows 4 Lowes Also,— Goodwill of the lease of farm of 364 acres, about 3% years to run, at a rental of 12s Od per acre, with right of purchase oi lessee's interest in W.C.S.K. This is an excellent dairy farm, all level, with first-class house, situated on | the .Main South road, close to store and school, and adjoining the Warca Dairy Company's cheese factory, and will be sold at a nominal upset. Full particulars on application. Luncheon at noon. i Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

ANNUAL SALE OF JERSEYS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. NEWTON KING '" [AS received instructions from Mr. Charles Clarke to sell by auction on the farm, Corbett Road, on Wcdaesday, September Bth,^ HIS AXXUAL DRAFT OP PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE Particulars Later.

DAIRY FACTORY PLANT. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21. L. A. NOLAN & CO. 'AVE received instruction from the Secretary, Veale Koad Creamery, to sell by auction at their mart 0:1 Saturday next, WITHOUT RESERVE, tile following Plant:— Engine (2y 3 -li.i>.), Boiler (4-h.p.), Separator (Alfa) and Intermediate, Butterworker, Pasteuriser, Chums, Belting, Pulleys, Shafting, Tuba, Skim-milk Pump, Circular Saw, and Sundries. Also,— THE FACTORY BUILDING. Above can be seen on the property, Veale Road. Sale at 2 o'clock, OMATA YARDS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. WEBSTER BROS WILL sell at their yards,— 2QQ MLXED CATTLE 40 mixed hoggets, off turniips HEIFER AND PIG SALE. GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. At 12 Noon. GILLIES AND NALDER WILL sell by public auction as above— OAA SPRINGING HEIFERS, many of them close up; Jersey and other ( breeds. Several lots without I reserve. j 200 ■ PIGS > including sows, hoars, (store and young pigs; purebred Devons, Berkshires, Poland China and Yorkshire breeds. • 100 empty hand-fed choice 2-year heifers; if not sold in one line will be sold in lots. NOTE.—Pigs will be offered first. Special arrangements have been made to receive and pen the pigs hi yards across the road. TAKANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIM, HIDE, AND TALLOW SALES. BAYMARKET, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-AUGUST 31. CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can i rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEW'TCW KING i .'allow Sale. NEXT SALE-AUGUST 31. I PjLIENTS are requested to forward consignments s'o ao to reach us by FRIDAY, August 27. TOUKU.HOSBS&OO. AM Is Not Gold Th Glitters is easily proven if you use DURBAR English boot polish, in black or brown. DURBAR w.ill shine your shoes as no other polish will. It imparts' a brilliant, glittering, nnd waterproof polish, and one that will not easily wear oft*. Children's footwear will la«t longer if you use DURBAR, because it waterproofs and preserve* the leather. Ask to see Hie DUltllAß metal outfits. The Kind You Nssd pOR SALE—TV.C.S.R. Lease, 10 acres, on Old Hospital Road, ono mile from towni river boundary; ideal sudI urban residential site; extensively plaat •ed. Terms if desired. For address apply office q{ this paper, t.o.