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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 318, 3 June 1911, Page 1

TEWIOJJ KING'S LIST OF SALES. JUNETuesday, 6—llahotu Tuesday, 6—Stratford Hide S:ile Wednesday, 7—D. Smitbem, Punga rehu Thursday, B—Waiwakaiho Saturday. 10—Land Sale, Xcw Plymouth Monday, 12—Urehui Monday. 12—Stratford. Wednesday. 14—Stony River Wednesday, 14—A. McEwan, River lea Thursday, 13—A. G. Fisher, Stanley Road ' Friday, 10 —Kaponga LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JUNE2d—Gilling Bros., Matapu 21—Wright & Warden, Kapuni 22—V. A. Stapleton. Lower Rowan Road ' 23 T. Bottin, Climie Road . 20— W. J. Dew, Kap\uiU. 27—A. Wright, Beaconsfield Road 28—L. Terry. Cardiff 20—Mrs. F. W. York, Rowan JULV--S-H. H. Baher, Rohson Road 12— F. A. Higgs. Xormanby (in eonjunction with Gillies & Xalder) ]B—Xewland Bros.. Warwick Road 1!) G. McGuinness. Awatuna ,21— T. Sutton, Warea 21— G. Watson. Robson Road 24—D. Murphy. Lower Palmer Road 21!— S. E. Kemp. Hastings Road ; 27—A. Faull, Gordon Road 27—D. O'Hara, Pitone Road, Tataraimaka AfGfST7—O'Connor Bros., Makahu !l—W. Kehcly, Awatuna East 10—Mrs. Bonner, senr., Skinner Rd. 10— H. Purdie, Waitara Road

R A H 0 T U. TUESDAY, JUXE 6. NEWTON KING V{JVLL sell by auction as above,— OKA MIXED CATTLE, including,80 mixed woaners 30 store and forward cows 12 fat cows Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

PUXG AHEHU; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7. i' NEWTON KING 'AS received instructions from Mr. D. Smithem, who has sold his farm, to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the farm, near rungarchu, as above, at 12.30 o'clock.— THE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY AXD FARM STOCK, consisting of • OA DAIRY COWS, August-Septem-ber calvers 4 choice heifers in calf 12 weaners, 2 horses Spring cart and harness, Raleigh cart and harness, and household ftirniture and effects.

Luncheon provided. The cows are a first-class lot, Mr. Smitbem having been dairying for 12 years, and this is his first clearing sale. WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, .JUNE 8. NEWTON KING TI7IIIL sell by Auction as above:— OK A MIXED CATTLE, includingW mixed weaners i 40 store and forward cows 40 3-year in-calf heifers 25 springing Jersey heifers 12 fat cows Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

OPLEXDID QRAZING AND J)AIRY pARM. 2V.-SHEEP COUNTRY. FOR SALE IN RISING DISTRICT. SATURDAY, JUNE 10. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from an absent«e owner to sell by Auction at his Mart, New Plymouth, on Saturday, June 10, at 2 o'clock,— £iOfi ACRES of choice Grazing Country, being rich soil on papa i formation, well fenced and divid- ■> ed into 12 paddocks. This splendid property is situated oh -the banks of the Waitara River, fronting Toi-toi Road, about 3% miles from Dairy. Factory, and 1 mile from Post •Office! Store, School and Saleyards, and 12 miles to Inglewood and 16 miles from the Waitara Freezing Works, by good Toad. About 300 acres could be ploughed when stumped, and 100 acres have been cultivated, growing excellent crops of turnips, rape and oats. The property is now carrying 1400 sheep and 140 head of cattle. On the land are two good cottages, reoently renovated, cowshed, orchard, and slfeep yards. Title: Land Transfer.

The property is for absolute ?ale, on very easy terms, viz., 25 per cent, easli Bid balance can remain on mortgage at 4y 2 per cent. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or to Messrs Govett and Quilliam, Solicitors, New Plymouth. •QEUD vour next printing order to tV 'Dailv News." Prices right av<! *atisrfa«ion guaranteed.