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Taranaki Daily News, 28 February 1916, Page 8

BALES BY AUCTION. KING'S LIST OF SALES FEBRUARY- ' Monday, 28—Douglas (Supplementary). Tuesday, 29—Stratford. Tuesday, February 2!).—Rogers and Hamerton, Stratford Yards, LIST OF SUPPLEMENTARY SHEEP FAIRS. MARCHThursday, March 2—D.0.A., in estate Thos. Taylor, bankrupt, I Awatuna. I Friday, 3—Stony River Sale (owing 1 to N.P. Show). Monday, C—Urenui Supplementary Sheep Fair and Cattle Sale. Wednesday, S—Kahuratahi, Friday, 10—Waiwakaiho. Friday, 17—Uruti. Wednesday, 29—Pohokura, .. Entries invited. Special N T otice.~The Rules and Regulations of the Taranaki Auctioneers' Association have come into force as from January 1. STRATFORD YARDS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 29, 1910. NEWTON KINO. JJAS received instructions from Messrs Rogers and Hamerton, who arc dissolving partnership, to sell in the Strat' ford Yards on the above date, WITHOUT RBSERVE--85 20-month heifers, r.w.b. 40 2'/2-year heifers, r.w.b, 4 bulls, 18 months to 2% years 300 f.f.m. ewes " r 200 2 and 4-tooth ewes 250 6-tooth breeding ew„ 270 fat and forward ewes (3 weeks rape) 200 lambs (3 weeks rape) 12 4-tooth to f.f.m. rams

' Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1916. NEWTON KING^ sell at his Stratford Yards on above date—45Q' HEAD MIXED CATTLE 1500 MIXE ? SHEEP > including—--300 4 and 5-year breeding ewe» 300 f.m. ewes 300 lambs On account of Messrs Rogers and Hainerton, the whole of their stock, without reserve, as per advertisement. Sale sit 1 o'clock. IN BANKRUPTCY. WITHOUT RESERVE. ON THE FARM, AUROA ROAD, AWATUXA. THURSDAY, MARCH 2. NEWTON KING. J-TAS received instructions from the Official Assignee in .the estate of Thomas Taylor to sell a-j .above, stock and chattels as follows: KA COWS, August, and 'September ealvers, all ycung excep' two, large percentage Jersey strajn. 1 4-year-old Jersey bull, brwl by Mr. Linn. 8 18-months well grown heifers iu calf, good line, 1 well colored Jersey strain, all early ealvers. 10 good weaner heifers. 1 Jersey bull. 1 half-draught roan .'.-year-old colt, good and reliable in any harness 1 aged grey horse, good in harness 1 bay gig horse, 0-years, very fast trotter. 1 bay Shetland pony, aged, very quiet in harness. 1 three-quarter draught filly, IS months 1 thoroughbred colt, Is months, by St. Paul out of SnowfUkc. 5 breeding sows 1 boar

Stumping jack, 2 large biillcck chains, blacksmith's bellows, anvil and tools, crosscut saw, carpenters' tools, et;., 1 large SO-gallon copper, hcrsc rugs, saddle and bridle, 0 bottle milk tester, pig house on sledge, 3 pig troughs, 1 calf trough, milk cart and harness in good order, gig and harness, lamps, long shaftor and harness, evtn farm collars and hames, Eeicl and Gray plough, whippletrees and chains, :.ct cripo-.l liarrows, C milk cans, 100 rimu and hinau posts, wheelbarrow, single buggy and .•xtra polo, % 2 cattle dogs. ALSO, WITH RESERVE. The goodwill of lease of the farm, being part section 14, block IX, Kaupokouui S.U., containing 190 acres 3 roods .17 poles. The lease has sewn years to run from Ist August, 1014. Rental, £223 2s per annum. Compulsory purchasing clause at £4902 us 3d, of which £SCO has been paid leaving a balance of £44K2 5s 3d. The registered number of the lease is 9931, and will be sfl'ered subject to all the terms and conditions expressed or implied therein and to all necessary consents being obtained. Also, on account of Mr. Thos. Taylor Without Reserve. The whole of his household furniture and effects. With Slight Reserve Piano by Gors and Kellniana Duchess pair. Sale commences at 12 noon sharp. Lvncl'eoi) Provided*