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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 69, 11 August 1914, Page 8

KING'S LIST OP SALES. AUGUST— Monday, IC—Urenui. Tuesday, 11—Kahotu.x Friday, 14—Waiwakaiho. Saturday, 15—Land Sale, T. Brash Estate, Xerr Plymouth. Monday, 17—Douglas. Monday, 17—Jno. O'Connor, Doug- , las yards Tuesday, 18—Stratf.rd Tuesday, 18—Stratford Sprißarbur Heifer Sale Wednesday, 19-Stony River. " • Wednesday, 19-T. Kennedy, Toko Friday, 21-Bell Bros., Puaiho Monday, 24—Urenui. ' Tuesday, 25-Rahotu. rUO Wo y o'lSat Strat, ' ord Hide and C< Fair ay ' 2<s ~ Ston y River Horse Friday, 28-Waiwakailio. Monday, 31—Toko. ! Entries Invited. IMPORTANT r A LE OF ° OARHiyCTON ROAD PROPERTY. NEWTON KING £JAS received instructions from the ' Trustee, as Executor in the Will of Thomas Brash, deceased, to sell '■/ Public Auction at his Auction Rooms, >• Plymouth, on SATURDAY, August )">l4, at 2.30 p.m.— 50 ACRES 3 roods 35 perches, being Sections 509, 510 and 52:1. of Grey District, Taranaki, situated on the Carrington Road, about one mile from tile Vogeltown 'Bus Terminus, and witk a handsome two-storeyed residence and other buildings, witk well-laid-oui gardens, orchard and shubbery. Fuller particulars and conditions of Hiile frcin the Public Trustee; New Ply. mouth, or the Auctioneer. {'OB FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NA LTD. (Successors to Messrs Gillies and Nalder). LIST OF SALES FOR AUGUST— Tuesday, 11—Manaia. Friday, 14—Mr. James Macfie, •punake. Monday, 17—Okaiawa. Wednesday, 19—Eltham. Thursday, 20—Hawera. Friday, 2:l—Kaponga. Saturday, 22—OpunaJte Horse Pair Monday, 24—Auroa. Tuesday, 25—Manaia. Thursday, 27—Hawera Horse Ite ! Friday, 28—Hawera Horse Fair. Saturday, 29—Hawera Horse Fair Monday, 31—Okaiawa. AUGUST' 1 ™ 0 SALES FOR II9W - Tuesday, 11—I. Sanderson, Fraser Road Friday, 21—A. Allhusen, Kaponga' (springing heifers) OX THE FARM, ARAWHATA R»AD, OAONOT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. At 12.30 p.m. rpIE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION* SOCIETY Ol' XZ., LTD., have received instructions from Mr. J. Macfie to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE—§4 CH()ICB SHORTHORN COWS, mainly 2nd to 4th calvers, and in calf to pedigree Shorthorn bull 20 2 and 3-year Shorthorn heifers, in calf to pedigree Ayrshire bull 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull 1 2-yenr grade Shorthorn bull Milk cans, buckets, etc. With Slight Reserve—--1 draught colt, 3 year*, by, Here-1-Go, out of purebred draught mare

I Simplex milking machine and Allan engine 1 Massey-llarrig drill 1 farm dray anil trap Oil account of Mr. A. Macfic—--1 2-year draught gelding 1 3-year light mare by Wakarangi On account of other vendors—--12 good springing heifers 1' trap and harness Luncheon provided. NOTE—This herd of cows has been bred up for the last 20 ycara frora Shorthorns of the milking strain, and to-day is probably one of the best Shorthorn herds in Taranaki. The cows arc all in excellent condition and sound, there being only one threequarter cow in the Whole line, and there lias been no abortion on the property for years. A large proportion will have calved by the end of this month. Intending purchasers can inspect the herd «t any time. .Mr. Marllc's reason for selling is that he intends to maKe considerable improvements on the property, and use it as a fattening farm. WEBSTER POISON & CO. list of sales for august. Stratford, Tuesday, August II rt" °"' Yards, Tuesday, August 11. otiathinore, Monday, August 2J Stratford, Tuesday; AugZ^ SPBINGIXG HEIFER SALES. Stratford, Tuesday, August 11. Sti atford, Tuesday, August 25. _ • S TAXn,SH & gTAKDISH, 1 Devon Street, Xew ; Plymouth. >foncy to lend on all classes of So urity at Lowest Current Kates