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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 33, 2 August 1911, Page 1

WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. NEWTON KING YyiLL sell by auction as above, at 12.30 o'clock, — 2QQ MIXED CATTLE, including,60 weaners to yearlings 40 store and forward cows 27 springing heifers 10 dairy cows 15 three-quarter Angora nannie goats 15 half Angora nannie goats 20 mixed goats 30 2-tooth wethers 100 lambs > GO ewes 40 springing heifers Also,— On account of Mr. Chew Chong, who is giving up dairying,— 27 dairy cows, mostly Jerseys, and second calvers 2 calves by pedigree Jersey bull 1 pedigree Jersey hull NOTE.—These cows arc very choice, having the Jersey strain right through the herd, and should be well v rth, inspection. SALE OF COASTAL LAXD3. SATURDAY, AUGUST 5. NEWTON KING TOPAS received instructions from MESSRS. RUTHERFORD & SON, of laiotu, to sell by auction at his Mart, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, August 5, at 2 p.m.,— rpHEIR fine coastal properties, comprising 535 acres of freehold land in four farms of ureas ranging from 111 to 160 acres; also 249 acres of West C.S.R. Leasehold in one farm. These splendid properties front on the Main South. Parihaka and Tipoka roads, and are all between Pungarchu and Raliotu townships and e!o«e to Post Office, Dairy Factories and School. On four of the farms are dwelling houses, up-to-date cowsheds and outbuildings, all in good order. On the home farm there is a commodious 9-roomed residence fitted with all conveniences; h.&c. water laid on to house and washhouse; there are also two 2-roomed cottages, man's wharo, flax-mill with all the necessary machinery, fine orchard, and about five acres of shelter plantation. The farms are practically all level, well watered, and sown down with English grasses, and' subdivided into convenient paddocks, all well fenced. Terms and full particulars will be supplied on application to the auctioneer, or to Messrs. Govett & Quilliam, solicitors, New Plymouth. NOTE.—These farms comprise some of the beet land on the Coast, and have been fanned by Messrs. Rutherford & Son for many years, and it is only on ac-i count of the advancing years of Mr. I Rutherford, sen., and their having decided to dissolve partnership, that they are now giving up farming and putting their properties on the market. STRATFORD HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY, AUGUST 5. NEWTON KING sell by auction as above, 85 HORSES, consisting of draughts, I half-draughts, spring carters, hacks and light harness Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Clients are requested to have their horses numbered not later than 12 •'clock. URENUI. MONDAY, AUGUST 7. NEWTON KING sell by auction as above, at 12.30 o'clock,— 250 MIXED CATTLE, including 60 good mixed yearlings 40 good Jersey heifers 14 freih cows 1 pony and trap On A/c Messrs. H. & D. S. Musker,— 17 dairy cows, mostly young, Aug.Sept. calvers, good milkers and testers On A/c Mr. K. Julian, who has sold his farm, — 630 2 and 4-tooth ewes in lamb 530 4-tooth wethers 40 2-year steers On A/c Mr. A. Thompson, who is giving .up dairying,— 20 young dairy cows, mostly Aug. calvers, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull 9 choice Jersey heifers in calf to Jersey bull 1' pedigree Jersey bull UOTE.—This is a nice herd of cows, all heavy milkers and testers, and having been heavily culled.