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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 9, 5 July 1911, Page 1

WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, JULY G. NEWTON KING sell by auction as above, 250 MIXED CATTLE, including 00 mixed yearlings 50 yearling steers 12 springing cows 40 store and forward cows 14 fat cows 200 lambs 100 2 and 4-tuoth ewes On account MISS MERIL. 13 dairy cows. On account ni Mr. P. Shc-eliy.— G springing cows. Sale at 1&30 o'clock. UREX'UI YARDS. FRIDAY', JULY 14. NEWTON KING JJAS received instruction* from Messrs Skinner am! Son. of Pnkearuhe, wlio are dissolving partnership, to sell by auction at bis I'renui SalevariV.. at 12.30 o'clock.--gQ DATRY COWS, mostly .Ter*eyHolstein cross. August-Septem-ber second to fourth calver*. all in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls Yankee Lad and Tohonga 1 pedigree Jersey bull. Yankee Lad, bv Yankee (imp.)— Magnet's Las,; {'bred by Air. A. E. Watkins, Urenui) 1 pedigree Jersey bull. Tobonga. by Dr. Jim—Palm Leaf (bred by Mr. Moßae, Auckland) 25 2 to 3-year heifers by Magnet's Pet. in ealf to Yankee Lnd and Tobonga 30 yearling heifers by Or.mnii''s Bov and Toli^ngii 2 heavy draught :n:>r^-. 1 heavy milk cart i!-vi;>r drauL'li! horse-. 1 y. nrHiv.' draught fill v. 3 hacks I'. & I). Duncan. spri::g tine cultivator

Also,— THEIR OHOTCE FARM i.f 258 acv<s of freehold Imml. tm the "Msiin dairy factory and school. nn-I Buildings include good 4-roomed cottage, cowshed (with concrete floor) and outbuildings. A milking, machine lias recently been installed in the cowshed, and is in good order. This is a first-class; property and well worth inspection by anyone wanting a good clear section. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from the Public Trustee. Administrator of the Estate of GEORGE TODD, deceased, to sell by auction at the Mart, New Plymouth, as above, at 2 o'clock—--107 ACRES of Freehold Land, being Sections 780 and 7SI and Fart Section 775. Grey Dis- ■ trict. This property, situated on the Frankley road, is well watered, and subdivided into 7 paddocks. On the land are 5roomcd house, trap-shed, fi-bail cowshed, outbuildings and orchard. This is a handy little farm, being situated within' four miles of New Plymouth, one mile from Factory, and 1% niiles from school. Particulars and conditions of sale may be seen at the office of t)hp Auctioneer, or at the Public Trust OfTice, New Plymouth. North Road, war Vnkenruhe, seven miles of rremii. is nil lev"]. planted E'a-»es. well wateran.l subdivided into convenient paddock'-, ri.sht. opposite only 14-mile from telephone. SATURDAY, JULY 16. TATARAIMAKA. MONDAY. JULY 17. NEWTON KING

JJA.S rcceivcsl instructions from MR. W. E. WATSON, who lias sold his property, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on th» farm, Petone Road. Tataraimaka, as above, at 12.30 o'clock, his CHOICE DAIRY HERD of 74 OOWS, mostly Jerseys, early ealvers, in good condition and in calf to Jersey Bull 10 Tearlinj; heifers, mostly grade Jerseys I' sledge (new), and sundries. WITH SMGHT RESERVE. I horse, oart and harness 1 circular saw and bench 1- ram and 200 ft. piping. Luncheon provided. jgSTENDED FOR SALE. JJIHIS beautiful little property, situated at the junction of the Elliott and Omata Ronds. New Plymouth, has now been cut up into suitable building lots, and is nearly all level land. Plans and prices on application to W. B. DAVIES, Devon-street. /"VEL Buy quarter - acre, all level. Price £l4O. Easy terma.—Gihmsar and Clarke, Few Plymouth. . „ , ,