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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION, NEWTON KING'S HSI = afcsAJ l Eg, FEBRUARY— ', Friday, 25—Waiwakaiho. Monday, 28—Douglas (Supplement, ary). .',.'' Tuesday, Tuesday, February 29.—Rogers W>4 Hafflerton, Stratford Yards. LIST OF SUPPLEMENTARY SHBIM FAIRS. MARCH— Thursday, March 2—D.0.A., in if tate Thoa. Taylor, Awatuna. Friday, 3—Stony River Sale (owing to N.P. Show). Monday, o—Urenui Supplementary' Sheep Fair and Cattle Sale s '~- Weduesday, B—Kahuratahi. * Friday, 10—Waiwakaiho. < Friday, J7—Uruti. Wednesday, 29—Pohokurfc Entries invited. Special Notice—The Rule* and Begu. lations of the Tarnnaki Auctioneer*' Asseciation have come into force as from January 1. WAIWAKAIHO YARQS. ■„ ~. [ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY °S, NEWTON KING. sell at his yards aj altav*-. 150 breeding ewes 100 f.ni. ewes 80 forward ewa '- 40 store and forward cows 15 bulls 5 springers 15 2-2'/ s -ye»r steers '■■■> 70 18-20-inonth eattt 40 weaner steers ,a ■y 20 fat cows . < Sale at 12.3» AT THE HAYMABKET, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ?0, 1918. NEWTON~K!NQ« sell by Public Auction *» tn* Haynuiket, as; above:— '' 40 veaners 3o stores •' 7 porker* ... '' 2 pedigree Berkshire Boris' (f> months) j 2 truckj^timber Sale at 12 o'clock. l ■'

stony r.:vi:r. yakds, FRIDAY, MAIU.H 3, lttlC. .•■' NEWTOhTKING. W/ILL hold his usual /orh'.ijlit-rjr' **'« as above instead of Vi r e.i:w:ln> owing to New Plymouth Show, ' ENTRIES INVITED, TO DAIRY FARMERS. LARGE OR SMALL ■ . MILLER-WADK. MILKIXG MACHINK Over SOOO in use In Australia; ns&d if America, Jersey, Straits iXtirmtats,. and selling fast in Now Zerthmt. .•' XO POWER. Work j tiicusc'vp*. When adjusted, CHILD CAN /.UiliST THEM. XO ■£TSi;>l?i:Cfi; — Entire before insiUlinj otlier/t/iIV chines. Price. £5 tOs Cash. In u:o in Ar.:trnl:a for six yeari MILLAR, WADE AND CO., LTD., HIINCXS CTRLKT, WAWKitA.

FREEHOLD ■FARMS FOR SALE. EAY OF ISLANDS DISTRICT;" 'l2-9.0 " C?,ES ' tp ,!o sokl; " !ot3 f * ru't purchasers. pracijcallk'*U •fiati, v/ith ssren icil-* of river bav.w'.ary on two\»iie»; two ma.in ro'iir, ro thr»r.gh tie which i.3 well forced and Sjtil-difiii* el into 14 RP.ddocks by ten nwlej puriri f>iio:n&; situated U mSIM from ■.•eili.ay :\ui three miles /rum piit; new nis:i:><» ury siovk and herd «i cc'vi; J»0 jtct»» rudercrop tu's inuh; ov;r 300 teres liAve broa pleiighst. nr|mmtfe») and crecm t-rl cMI« at th«sf«RWith wore ctttltr* \vho will Will thsre will be no difficulty in gettinjj, a cheese incrpry on the block. 'liiror.k'h th* difficulty ef jetting, lnhor, the owners will sell in lots to suit s.r.jcller' purchasers and, givi every assistance towards getting i cheese factory in tVe district, did climate and fine for fruit pawing. To anyone who is tired of the severe Taranaki winters ' -tills .district is worth investigation. .V company is now being promoted to build new freezing works <H »il« away; present wjßrks 00 iplei Splendid place fair early lambi. This property is specially adapted for cutting up into 26« or 309-acrt farms, and the owners will give good terms to good men who are willing to werk in on co-operative liass. PRICES RUNNING JTORM £S t%fau. t Further particulars on application to BOX 624, Aucklaud, or f A. WHITK, Waipapa. J. JENSEN, ,; ; D. BROOKS, Veterinary Surgeon, Horse^fakfr, EGMONT "' (Opposite Post Office).'.' HAWiiRA, Have RE-OPENEP their StaMe* Stands for Horses and , Motor' CM!, Buggies for Hire. , JENSEN & BROOKS, ''