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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 296, 24 May 1915, Page 8

MAYMonday, 24—Douglas. ■ Tn«:iJay, Stratford. Wttlnesday, -<! —Stony Mver. Thursday, *27tli —-Mrs. Studholipii, Y*lH: lload (\V. Hardy Jones). Monday, 51—Urenui. KntrifS hivited. STRATFORD CATTLE AMD SHEEfI , SALE. J TUESDAY, MAY 25, IM6. t - "JJ NEWTON KING 1 sell at his yards as at&TM 4QO HEAD MIXED CAOTIJI , j||| 3000 incl " <lin o — ! i; 400 full-mouth ewes ' " ,r > 500 lambs , ■ 500 good two-tooth owes 5 I ' Also— j ]fl| WITHOUT ItESERVB—• p\JJj £OO two-tootli owes f' pi® 2IM) four and six-tooth ewes 'Sq 400 f.m. ewes .!' l'fffil

Sale at I o'clock. jSglewood. WEDNESDAY, MAY M. "'J! MATTHEWS, GAM LIN & CO. hold their usual weekly sa|i their Inglewood yards as aboYgj Present entries: 200 CWES ) iu lots to Buit pur * chasers. Seized under Hill of Sale, and to l)fl sold WITHOUT EESERVE — f) dairy cows 1 aged .Tersey bull 1 yearling bull jjj) (t 2-year-old lieifers in milk " ' •13 yearling lieifers 5 Jersey weaner heifers " T fjP 1 half-draught mare (S yearsi Jjj) Sale at 1 o'clock. ■

RICHMOND ROAD. aJsl f MONDAY, MAY 31. MATTHEWS, GAMLIN & CO/j JJAVE received instructions from Mr. Ilarry Hall (wlio has sold his farm)* to soil, WITHOUT RESERVE, on hia property, Richmond Road, Ma stock, horses, implements, etc., as under — 125 2 1 / a -YEAR-OLD HEIFERS ;(iai lots to suit purchasers), Junjoy July, August and September calvera , i 12 mixed yearlings ; 25 fat and forward cows 4 fillies by Consby (rising 2 years'), 3 %-draughts (rising 4) by Empire (unbroken), 1 draught fillj; (rising 3) by Empire broken) ; the following broken horses: 3 half-draughts (ages 9 to 7), 1 boy's pony; quantity of household furniture, otc., etc,. Also—

lAlso—• I With Slight Reserve, — 11-coulter drill, d.f. plough, hay rake, mower, hay-tedder, hay sweep, tine and tripod harrows (all ia good order). Also handsome sideboard, duclicss pair, and X chest drawers. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—We, and otu predecessors, have been selling springing heifers for Mr, Harry Hall for the past! 20 yryirs, it being a portion of the Business that lie has always specially catered for. His stock always make top price/ and we can confidently recommend thenf to intending purchasers. Luncheon provided at 11 a.m. , Sale at 12 sharp. " 1 A conveyance will leave Inglewood al« ter the 10 train from Hawera. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. pURSUANT to Section 12 of "Thft Local Bodies Loans Act, 1918," Z hereby give notice that at a poll of the ratepayers of the Borough of New Plymouth taken on the 21st day of May, 1015, on the proposal of the Plymouth Borough Council to borrow by waj of Special Loan the smn of £OOOO at. a rate of interest not exceeding '£s per centum per annum with a sinking fund of one-half per centum additional, the whole of the loan to he repayable on the Ist day of April, 1933, and to be for tho following particular purposes:—< To acquiro or provide lands, casements, rights and appurtenances and to construct and erect thereon a building or buildings for Municipal Offices and for accommodation of a Museum and to provide for the furniture and equipment of such building or buildings and any other purpose incidental or in relation thereto.

The Council proposes to pledge as security for the said loan of £6OOO and the interest and sinking fund thereon an annually recurring rate of Id in the £ on the annual value of all rateable property in the Borough. Tile Council proposes to pay out of the loan the cost of raising the loan and the first year's interest and sinking fund thereon. The numlier of votes recorded for the proposal was 243' The number of rotes recorded against the proposal was .... 171 I therefore declare that tile proposal was carried. Dated this 21st day of May, 1015. .T. E. WILSON, Mayor. F. T. BELLRJNGER, , Returning Officer for the Borough of Xew Plymouth.