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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 62, 22 June 1910, Page 1

WAIWAKAffiO. THURSDAY, JUNE 23. NEWTON KING KWILL sell by auction as above—--250 MIXED CATTLE 30 f.m. ewes in lamb 25 4-booth ewes in lamb Sale at 12.30 o'clock. 0 N A E R 0. i FRIDAY, JUNE 24. NEWTON KING AS received instructions from Messrs | Sorrenson Brothers, who have sold their farm, to sell by Auction on the •premises, Waihi Road, on FRIDAY, the 24th instant,— THE WHOLE OF THEIR LIVE AND I DEAD STOCK* consisting of—- - 1"' 3 pedigree Jersey cows (bred by Mr. A. E. Watkina) I pedigree Jersey bull (bred by Mr, A. E. Watkins} ; 2 2-yeaT pedigree Jersey bulls (bred by Mr. C. Day) 1 yearling pedigree Jersey bull 24 first-class dairy cows, mostly grade Jerseys 10 2-year grade Jersey heifers 12 yearling grade Jersey heifers 10 2y 2 -year steers 260 good 4-tooth ewes in lamb 20 mixed wethers 2 sows in farrow, 1 store pig ! 1 Vi-draught marc (any harness) 1 IS-months filly by Empire 1 useful hack \, Spring trap, spring dray and harness, 1 stack oaten hay, 1 100gal. Alpha cream separator (in good order), ere:in' ftii*. churn. \ 4-bottle tester, buckets, kitchen ' range, I cattle dog, 1 sheep dog, farm tools, and sundries. ■<■ , ■ ••"i.firp—T • i '■ ' NO RESERVE. Luncheon at noon. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. SALE OF DAIRY FARM. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mr. H. Shaw, of Tataraimaka, to sell by auction at his Mart, Devon-street, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, June 25, at 2 p.m.— IKA ACRES, FREEHOLD, in English grasses, situated on the Pctone Road, two miles from Tataraimaka Post Office; ring fenced and subdivided into three ,paddocks. Buildings include whare and good stock yards. Terms and particulars on application. KENT ROAD. THURSDAY, JUNE 30. NEWTON KING ;TTAS received instructions from Mr. S. I. Puckeridge to sell by auction on the Farm, Kent Road, on Thursday, June 30th—--|rO DAIRY COWS, early calvers 25 shares Mangorei Dairy Company 1 horse, I sow, milk trap and harness, new gig and harness, milk cans, new chaffcutter, \ water trough, hay knife, and ? to W tons of good meadow Ihay in I ton lots, 40 young pullets Sale at 1 o'clock. THE BEST OF ALL HEATERS! rpHE sudden change from a heated •. sitting-room to a cold bedroom is, perhaps, not harmful to the young and robust, but for elderly or sickly people it is better to brine the temperat-e of the bedroom up to that of f■ > one iu-'t left. For this rpumose >ur "PERFECTION" KEROSENE 1 [EATER fa just the thin?. In fact, it will do splendidly for both purposes by simply carryin" it from one room to the other. They disperse s>, ?entl<\ regular bent all over thp room, without smell., A creat comfort for the cold season. LIMITED. VFW PT.VMOUTJJ. Rest Range far Winter. rpHE average range presents a checrless aspect to anyone seeking warmth. Not so that Magnificent Cooking Range, THE "ZEALANDIA." which in five seconds can be turned into a splendid open fire. Persons using their kitchens constantly will find its open fire a real comfort in cold weather. It, gives great warmth and better ventila-j tion. Saves fuel. Write for Catalogue 20 to Barningham and Co., Ltd GEORGE-ST., DUNEDIN, Or see NIXON & NIXON, Agents.