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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 178, 1 September 1909, Page 3

WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. NEWTON KING Vt!JLli sell by auction at his yards a above,— OQQ MIXED CATTLE, includingixcd yearlings 40 10-month to 2-year heifers 35 springing heiiers 14 young tows, close up 8 2'/» to 3-year springing heifers 6 '/s-brcd Jersey heifers Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. Clients should note that owing to tin 'iinaki-Auckliiiiil football match, the SATURDAY, SBPTES&BER 4.

NEWTON KING lAS received instructions from Mr. A. N. Mills, to sell by auction at his Haymarkct Yard 6, WITHOUT RESERVE, 7 unbroken express horses, 3 and 4-year-olds 1 mare, by Albert Victor 1 pony (5 years), by Berlin Abba (good in any harness) 1 stylish gig horse (5 years), by "Jersey" .1 thoroughbred gelding (Daystar —La Dauphin, broken to saddle and harness, a tip-top hack). 3 light and %-draughts (broken to all harness) 1 aged hack 1 double buggy, 1 light gig, 1 set double harness With Slight Reserve.— Pedigree Clydesdale Stallion, " What's Wanted," bred by Mr. F. A. Bremer, Okaiawa. Pedigree Clydesdale mare, "Vic," bred by Messrs Webster and Callender, Taieri, Otago, Sd foal to "What's Wanted" Sale at 12.30 o'clock. lie above horses are all guaranteed sound and staunch. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.

CORBETT ROAD, NEWTON KING AS received instructions fro Charles Clarke, to sell by a..... WITHOUT RESERVE, on the far Corbctt Road, on Wednesday, Septcmt--Bth, his annual draft of Jereey cattle, consisting of: 7 2 and 3-year-old pedigree Jersey heifers, early calvers 1 yearling pedigree heifer 1 pedigree 2-year-old bull "Rua" 6 pedigree yearling hulls 2 purebred yearling Jersey heifers 7 Ayrshire-Jersey 2-year-old heifers (served by pedigree bull "Rua') (These are an exceptionally fine lot ol heifers, by "Golden Grand," out of Mr. R. Corn-wall's pedigree Ayrshire cow, therefore pedigree on both sides). IS 2-year grade Jersey heifers, s< ed by pedigree bull "Rua" 18 grade Jersey yearling heifers

Sale at 1 o'clock. OMATA YARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. .WEBSTER BROS n/ILL sell at tieir yards,— O.QQ MIXED CATTLE 20 empty Jiuifers, 3 Jersey bulla

JEVERAL FIRST MOKTUAGES over freehold land, in amounts ranging £7O to £2400; gilt-edged securi- . A sufficient discount will be allowto purchasers to give a return of 12 per cent. Owner is leaving the district and must realise. Apply by letter to "Mortgagee," this papgr.

FINE FEATHERS MAKE FINE BIRDS just as particular about the appearance of their footwear as tbey are of their clothes. If you would have vour boots faultlessly polished, try DURBAR, the stylish boot polish, in black or brown. DURBAR not only shines your shoes to perfection, but it waterproofs and preserves the loath Children's hoots last a deal longui if they are polished with DURBAR. This is because of its leather-pre-serving qualities. Sold by all grocers and 6hoc stores' at l'/sd, 3d, fld, II: The Kind Vou Need

FRIMLEY FRUITS Frimley preserved frulta arc the lost on the market because careful selection of good, sound, fresh fruit and cleanly cooking make tli'em pure fruit taste will make you "keep solely unto tlieru." The green peas are particularly, tine.

Whitaken's, Opposite tile Melbourne THE COUNTRY PEOPLE OF TARANAKI Are requested to note that their DRUG WANTS imnivJiute and best F. EDWARDS, CAS II CII EIIIS T-

LONG'S NOXIOUS WEED Is now on sale. Nine months Under Government Test. For CALIFORNIA}* THISTLE, BLACKBERRY, Etc., £1 !>s per box, f.0.1). (iisl)ornc (dissolved in one hundred <rjillons of water), RAGWORT, GARDEN PATHS, Etc, Full particulars with every box, Cas'a fc» n«eonii»nny order, which will be supplied ns fier order of receipt. PERnCTLY HARMLESS TO STOCK. THOS. LONG,