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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 107, 13 August 1910, Page 1

MONDAY, AUGUST 15. NEWTON KING JJAIS received instructions from Mr. D. Hansen, wiho has sold his farm, to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the farm ,Onaero, on Monday, 'August I%,at 12.30 o'clock,— 22 »ATRY Com, in milk and to calve August-September 2 young heifera 1 aged mare i colt by Glen Roy Spring cart and harness, trap and harness, hower and tilter, dii plough, harrows, chains, Whipple trees, milk cans, farm windrkjß, and household furniture, „.,.■- .*V **'* With Blight Reserve,— 1 draught mare, 6 years, in foal to Lord Roberts ~,-»*!£'. On account Mr. Herbert' Wells-* 10 Store Pigs. Luncheon Provided. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17. NEWT<)N KING TXAS received instructions from Mr. W. Chowan, who is leaving the district, to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the Farm, Leith Road, Okato, on Wednesday, August 17, at 12.30 o'clock,—

4() DAIRY COWS, August-Septem-ber calvers 4 yearling heifers, 2 yearling steers 1 S.H. bull* 2 breeding sows with litters, 1 boar, d.f., s.f. and garden ploughs, and sundries. Luncheon Provided. SALE*OF DAIRY FARM NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from the Executors in the estate of T. Hemptoij, deceased, to sell by auction, at the Mart, Devon street, 'New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, August 20 BJS WELL-KNOWN BEAOH FARM, containing 303 acres (freehold), being Section 1, block 1, Okato district, Cape Survey District, situated on the Kaihihi road (metalled), about 1% miles from "Township, Dairy Factory, and School; ■ >%;' The property is all level and well, watered, fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks, and well planted out with shelter trees. The buildings include 4-roomed dwell-ing-house, cowshed and outbuildings, and in good condition. To anyone wanting a first-class farm in this well-known dairying district, this sale should offer on excellent opportunSale at 2 p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS DAIRYING LAND. •SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. NEWTON KING TJAS received instructions from F. J. Morris, Esq., to sell by auction at the Mart, Devon-street, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, August 20HIS WELL-KNOWN BEAOH FARM AT THE TAPUAE, subdivided into .three sections ranging from 86 to 260 acres, the whole being well improved and situated within seven miles of New Plymouth, and close to dairy 'factory, post office, and school.

To those in want of first-class dairy farms this sale presents an exceptional opportunity. The property, being situated on the sea coast, enjoys a mildness of climate which, aided by the fertilising sea spray, ensures the luxurious ana perennial growth of pasture for which beach land is famed. The buildings on the homestead section comprise commodious and well-built dwelling with extensive farm buildings, including large and up-to-date cowshed with concrete floor, in which is installed a milking-machine driven by an ample and never-failing water-power. The farms are all in excellent heart, while the fences are of a substantial character and in first-class order. Mr. Morris has farmed the property ever since Ms, arrival in the colony some 25 years ago, but, having now decided to retire, it is. placed upon the market for the first time. Plans and full particulars as to terms may be obtained upon application to •NEWTON RING, Auctioneer; •MESSRS. ROY & NICHOLSON, Solicitors, New Plymouth. Sale at 2 o'clock p.m. rpAEANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, . HIDE & TALLOW SALES. CLOTON ROAD, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, AUGUST 30 riLIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before Friday previous. _ Small consignments will be Teceived at mv PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING 7 Chrome Boots, gptewKd value. —DockriU'fl.