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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 6, 1 July 1911, Page 1

UREX-U1 YARDS. FRIDAY. .JULY 1.4. NEWTON KING TTAS received' instructions from Messrs Skinner and Son, of Pukearulie, jvlio ore dissolving partiu sell by '.auction at his Urenui Saiey-ama, at 13.30 o'clock,— njj DAIRY COWS, mostly JerseyHolstein cross, Augiist-Septem-V)er second to fourth calvers, all in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls Yankee Lad and Tohonga 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Yankee Lad, by Yankee (imp.)— Magnet's Lass :(bred by Mr. A. E. Watkins, Urenui) 1 pedigree Jers'ey bull, Tohonga, by Dr. Jim—Palm Leaf (bred by Mr. Mcßae, Auckland) 25 2 to 3-year heifers by Magnet's Pet, in calf to Yankee Lad and Tohonga .30 yearling, heifers by Grannie's Boy and Tohonga 2 heavy draught mares, I, heavy milk cart gelding, 3 2-year draught horses, 1 yearling draught filly. 3 hack-, P. & D. Duncan spring tine cultivator THEIR CHOICE FARM of 253 acres of freehold land, on the Main North Road, near Pukearulie, within seven miles of Urenui. The land is all level, planted with English grasses, well watered and subdivided into convenient paddocks, right opposite Post Office and School, and only quarter-mile from telephone. Buildings include 4-roomed cottage, cowshed /with concrete floor) and outbuildings. A milking machine has recently been installed in the cowshed, and is in good order. ' "'"■ 'mws ("-"wsi 1 '?»»:"«""!'' This is a first-class property and well worth inspection by anyone wanting n good clear gection. STONY' RIVER YARDS. THURSDAY, JULY 13. NJEWTCS KING TTAS Ycceived 1 ijfetfriietion/s iVom A. Alexander, Ejfl., who ha.* sold Jiis_Warea Estate, i;p sell by Auction nt his. Stony River Yards as above, at 12.30 o'clock,— '' j HIS LIVE AMD DEAD STOCK, «om--110 forward bullocks 30 fat bullocks 28 yearlings, 10 in-calf heifers 11 2-year steers, 18 cows in calf C cow« and calves L team of H working bullocks .145 2-tooth ev/iv, in lamb to Romney ram 430 4-year to f.m. ewes, in lamb to Romney ram 900 4 and 6-tooth and f.f.m. ewes, in lamb to Romney ram 400 lambs 200 2-tooth wethers 27 ram lambs 38 Romney and Lincoln rams M 5 broken draught IrTaes 2 2 1 / 2 -yeiir draught allies by Knight of the Thisth 1 4-year drauglu :illy (broken) 4 draught yearlings 7 draught foals 6 brood draught mares !> 2'/ 2 -ycar light draughts R 3 to 4-year unbroken hack* 3 hackneya, 1 Shetland pony 2 d.f. ploughs, 2 disc harrows, I set chain harrows. 2 sets tine harrows, Mitchell drill, Massey-Har-ris &eed sower, Cambridge roller, 2 sets 4-hor«i! gear, Taylor and Breme.r woolpretts, McCormiek ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. NOTICE TO DAIRY FARMERS. EQUITY IN LKAKH IN PERPETUITY OF 345 ACRES AT MATA MATA, WAIKATO DISTRICT, JOEING Section. (M, Mock VI, Tapaka Survey District. All absolutely level. Subdivided irrto 10 paddocks; 40 acres in new grass. Annual rental, 4/fl per acre. Little over onie mill- «nd a half from Mata Mata Railway Station and Creamery. Fronting the railway line. Back boundary, creek with ample water in hottest sumiw'r. Small cottage, but most excellent building* for all dairying purposcH, with oonerH«l lloors and never-failing well. Will carry, easily, milking herd of 100 head. GOODWILL: £l2 per acre. For further nartieubint mquin? at the offices of THE OUARDIAA, TRUST A- EXECUTORS COY.. UK N.Z.. LTD., AUCKLAND. Union BnildingK, Oustonm Street Ea,st, Auckland. 24th June, 1911. He'd gay 'twas meat we a' can e&t, Whether roast or boiler stew. 1 It is a tfflflii, for 'tis a meat That aujd and young «an chew i- At' JOLI/S SpAT BAZAARS. EYNOLDS' CIHAINB 8s fld.iree wheel. 4a (Id, mudlguardf is fid,'pedals' Ss fid ppton enaiita 4ft fid, lsnsis from 2« fid voar printing -M-der to th> lily N'oyj-n." Price* mght aa< tion gu&nutetd.