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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 231, 4 February 1911, Page 1

URE X U I SHEEP_ FAIR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. NEWTON KING yyiLL. sell by auction as above,— 9850 MIXED SHEEP > comprising--2/U) 2-tooth ewes . o'JO 4-tootii ewes Sliso 4 and (i-tooth and f.f.m. ewes oJO 2-tooth wethers 1200 4 and 6-tooth wethers 560 woolly lambs 1270 shorn lambs SO Romney, Lincoln and Leicester I Sale at 12.30 o'clock. WHAXGAMOMOXA SALE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14. NEWTON 7 KING yjyiliL sell by Auction as above:— gQQ MIXED CATTLE, including--95 3 to 4-year bullocks 250 18 to 20 months steers 55 18 to 20 months heifers 20 2%-year heifers 8 18 mos. y 2 -bred Jersey heifers 3500 ,SHEEP ' including,000 2, 4 and 6-tooth wethers 300 2-tootk wethers 100 4 and C-tooth f.m. ewes 700 f.m. ewes 1000 lambs SO rams Sale at 12.30 o'clock. WEANER FAIR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. NEWTON KING hold a WEAXER FAIR at his Rahotu Yards as above. Present entries: JJJQ MIXEI} WEAVERS' Further entries solicited. THE HAYMARK.ET, NEW PLYMOUTH. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IG. NEWTON KING JTAS received instructions from Mr. W. J. BARLEYMAX, of Kanpokomii, who is giving up racing, to offer by auction at the Haymarket Yards on THURSDAY, February 10 (the second day of the Taranaki Meeting), at 10 o'clock, — HIS CHOICE RACING STUD, comprising 1 Bay Mare, "Couriere," aged, full sister to Halberdier, with foal at foot by Coronet, and in foal to Advance 1 Brown Mare. "Tarina," aged, by St. Clements—Aka, in foal to Coronet, perfectly sound. 1 2-year bay filly, "Xai Xai," unbroken, by St. Clements—Couriere. 1 Yearling brown colt, "Solicit,"' by Coronet—Couriere. 1 3-year brown colt, Tctikura, by Advance, in training and nominated for St. Leger, Wellington Autumn Meeting. 1 Bay Mare, ''Miss Advance," 0 yrs., in training, by Advance —Couriere. Has won over all distances up to iy 4 miles. Entered for both days Taranaki Meeting. 1 3-year black, filly by CoronetBlackbird. HORSE FAIR SATURDAY, MARCH 4. Newton" king hold bis Autumn Horse Fair at TattersaM's Stables, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, March 4. Entries will be received up to the 27th February. Forms posted on application. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. APPOINTMENT OF WORKIXG OVERSEER. TMIE Council of the above Borough invite applications from persons possessing a thorough knowledge of forming and metalling streets, and asphalting and tarring footpaths, for the position of Working Overseer. Salary, £3 per week. Particulars of the duties and conditions attaching to the appointment may foe obtained on application. Applications, endorsed "Working Overseer," must reach me not later than February 8, 1011. F. T. BELLRINGER, I Town Clerk. TJTJT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER*