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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 212, 13 October 1909, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. NEWTON KING XTAS received instructions from Mr. L. W. Jefferies t» soil by miction at the Mart. Devon Sireut, New Plymouth, on above date, — IIIS FIXE DAiltV FARM OF 205 ACIU&, situated on the Ratapiko Road. 6 miles from Tariki township an! railway stutioj, 44-milc from school, creamery and post office. All in grass, ex. cept 5 acre* shelter bush; 10 paddooks, well fenced; C-roomed dwelling, 20-bail cowshed, carl,flhed, pig-styes, etc., etc. The vendor, having left the district, is prepared to give exceptionally easy terms, viz., 10 per cent, down, 5 per cent, in three months, 5 per cent, in gix months, 5 per cent, in nine months, and balance on mortgage at 5 per cent.

I Sale at 2 o'clock. ) WAIWAKAIHO. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2-2. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. F. W. Oldlmni to sell by auction at the Waiwakaiho Yards, for couvenienca of sale, WITHOUT RESERVE, tha whole of his choice Grad<j Jersey Herd, comprising:— 20 Grade Jersey cows, springing and in full profit (by Exile A and Doctor) 7 Grade Jersey heifers (by Exile A and Doctor) 3 Grade Jersey bulls (by Exile A and Doctor) Also, With Slight Reserve,— 5 Pedigree Jersey eows 3 Pedigree Jersey bulls Catalogue containing full particulars may be had on application. Sale at 12.H0 o'clock. NOTE.—This herd includes some of the choicest Jcrse.vs ill tile district, Mr. Oldham having gone to considerable trouble and expense in securing only the very best stock, aml breeding froni'sucn noted bulls' Doctor, Exile A and Black Heart Cherry.

WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at bis yards as above,— 250 CATTLE, comprising yearlings, lSmonths to '2-veiir heifers and steers, heifers, dairy cows, fat and store cows, steers, bullocks and bulls. •2!'.]!. Jersey bulls 4 I'.H. Shorthorn bulls 5 pairs working bullocks and dray. Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

OMATA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. NEWTON SING JJAS received instructions from Mr. .7. Pettereon to sell by Auction, WITHOUT RKSfiHVE, on his farm. Oinata, opposite the Oinata School, hie choice dairy herd, comprising—--33 selected cows springing and in full proßt 2 lieifers, 1 bull, 2 horses, 0 pigs Also,— Xew Booth-McDonald plough, liar rows, spring dray, trap harnesi. cans, c«oler and farm implements. Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

OMATA YAKDS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. WEBSTER BROS yyiLL sell at tlieir yards,— 2QQ MIXED CATTLE 40 mixed yearlings 10 stores

YyEBSTER BEOS.' CJ.TTLE SALES. Omata—October 15 AUGUSTUS E. WATKINS SOLE AGENT FOR TAEANAKI for EXPANDED METAL ENGINEERING CO., of NEW YORK. Makers of EXPANDED METAL Lath, ing used in the construction of FERR'O- CONCRETE Buildings, Bridges, Culverts, Wharves, Etc. FAULKNER & COLLINS, of Auckland. VVOVEX WIRE, also used for same purposes as above. Full particulars as to sizes, weights, prices, apply to the undersigned.

I will also be pleased to furnish full particulars as to cost, cte., of Reinforced Alild Steel Rods, Cement, etc. THE NEW ZEALAND IMPERIAL CASH REGISTER CO., LTD. Machines on view. Full particulars on application. AUGUSTUS E. WATKINS DEVON STREET. vr»«! -. V-!/ THE GHOSTS of the pairs that gtill would he with you if you had used DURBAR POLISH—if they all appeared what an array there would be I For there are twice as many hoots used us need he. AVatcv quickly ruins leather. It takes the tannin out ot< it, and makes it hard and brittle. DURBAR, the perfect polish, makes your boots WATERPROOF,' it PRESERVES and SOFTENS the leather, and imparts a BRILLIANT SHINE. A trial will convince you. Sold by all grocers and elioe stores at l'/,d, 3d, (id, Is.

THE COUNTRY PEOPLE TAEAHAKI Are requested lu note that their DRUG WANTS will receive immediate and best attention from F. EDWARDS, 0 A S I! CHEMISTSTRATFOTCI). "DALTj PRORHAMMKS and INVITATIOS CARDS—A liirue nsai.rtracol Inspect samples at "News" Office. VISITING OAKDS.-Visiting Cardi . printed equal to copper-plate at ' til? "News" Job Pxiutery. City prieea.