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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 68, 11 September 1911, Page 1

RAHOTU. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. NEWTON KING sell by Auction, as above,— OHO MIXED CATTLE, including - 80 mixed yearlings 30 store and forward cows ,10 springing cows 7 bulls Sale at 12.30 o'clock. v.AITARA ROAD. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. J. H. Allen, who has sold his farm, to sell, at Mr. Hugh Purdie's Homestead Farm, Waitara Road, aa above, — HIS CHOICE DAIRY HERD, comprising,— KQ DAIRY COWS (nearly ill second calvers) 25 mixed yearlings 1 p.b. Shorthorn bull 3 draught horses 2 light horses Spring cart and harness, tine harrows, 6 milk cans, and farm sundries. On account, Mr. L. Purdie, — ■lB grade Jersey springing heifers (dose up) 1 Jersey bull 3 grade Jersey cows (springing) Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. ' NOTE.—These cows have been heavily culled, as their tests for last season prove. All through the test was never below 4.i). URANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN,

HIDE & TALLOW SALES. CLOTON ROAD, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, SEPT. 26. {CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward consignments to me to arrive on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at mv PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLY- • MOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING JTEW PLYMOUTH WOOL, UiDE, SKIN AND TALI.OW SALE. MONTHLY SALES AT OUR GILL STREET STORE. ("IASH ADVANCES made on Wool Clips or Butchers' Produce, cithe for sale or shipment. Addresse Labels an Consignment Forms posted on application. Prompt Account Sales. NEXT SALE-WEDNESDAY, SEPT 27. Consignments reecived up to Friday previous. Consignors may rely on getting full market prices for their produce. L. A. NOLAN & CO. •fiJTRATFORI) WOOL, HIDE, SHEEPSKTN & TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, SEPT. 26. are requested to forward consignments so ns to reach us by ■Friday pr>»vio:)S to sale. YOUNG. HOB IS & CO. FOR SALE 179 ACRES > L - LP -> rent £l ' 2 fe S(I; ■-*-•*' 104 acres in grass; fenced and subdivided into 4 paddocks; will now -run 100 head of cattle. About 100 acres rich river flats, balance rolling downs; all good milking country, and is the very best bush land I have seen, except Matapu, Taranaki. On junction of two roads, handy to creamery and close to school site, where new school will shortly be erected. This land, when all in grass, will make a most desirable dairy farm, and with the roads metalled will be cheap at .€25 per acre. Price of goodwill, only £7 10s per acre; half cash, balance easv terms. /V ACRES, 0.R.P., at 10s per acre: 375 acres in grass; subdivided into 7 paddocks -and fenced with five miles of seven-wire fencing, and all puriri posts. Good house of 7 rooms and lots of outbuildings; 40 acres of rich flats, all drained and sown. These flats are capable of fattening or milking thirty cows all the season. Opposite school and only two miles from harbor, where scows come to. About three miles from site of new freezing works; l 1 miles frontage io main coach road. Price £7 10s per acre for freehold. Good terms if required. This is one of the cheapest farms in the whole district, and in Taranaki would fetch double the money, allie climate is excellent and the land tirst-class grazing country. />9A ACRES, O.R.P. at 13/- per acre: \lrml\J p, ir tially improved bush conntrv: .100 acres grassed and subdivided into 10 paddocks." The whole lot is ringfenced with splendid fencing; has frontage on two roads and will cut up into two or three farms with advantage. Small house of 4 rooms and new cowshed on property. Owner is milking for faetorv and his" stock can be taken at valuation. This land is situated on the main road. 6 miles from port, and the bnsh is all heavy tawa country. The land is good rolling downs, easy enough to milk upon. It is good two-sheep country. Price of goodwill only £4 10s per acre, and-very easy terms given. For further particulars apply— BOX 11, WHAKATANE.