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Taranaki Daily News, 29 February 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION JfEWTON KING'S LIST OF SAL|S. FEBRUARY— •"' : Tuesday, 2D—Stratford. ,'. -. Tuesday, February 20.—R«gers anil Uamertoiv Stratford Yards. ; ■ LIST OF SUPPLEMENTARY SHEEJ! FAIRS. , •'*.,•, MARCH- ■ ' '" Thursday, March 2—D.O.Ayin e»tale Tlios. Taylor, baHkrujit, Awatuntt. ( ", Friday, :\— Stony River Sale (owing to N.P. Show). Monday, 6—Urenui Sheep Fair and Cattle Sale, .. • Wednesday, B—KahurataM, Friday, 10—Waiwakaiho. Friday, 17—Uriiti. ,i Wednesday,. 29—Poliokura. Entries invited. Special Notice.—The Rules and Hiigiilatiens of the Taranaki Association have come into force ai from January 1. STONY RIVER YARDS FRIDAY, MARCH 3 NEWTON KING sell at his yards as above-*" H 2-2y r year steers ,"> 40 store a"d forward cow* , 30. in-calf heifers . - 80 mixed weaners 60 sacks barley ' NOTE.—Clients are requesceu to no*,, that this Sale will be lield on Friday, as above, instead of Wednesday, owing to the Show,, gTRA TF O R'D JJORSE pAIR SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 191? NEWTON KINO. • sell in his Stratford '.low Bazaar on above date— > gA HORSES, broken and unbMKcnj Including draughts, Hack and Harneii Horses. Sale at 1 o'clock.

FREEHOLD FARMS* FOft SALE. BAY OF ISLANDS 1 PISTRIC?.,, 1200 ACRES - t0 be boUI >•» i*<*v*<> suit purchasers, practically all flats, with seven miles' of river boundary en two sidesj two main roads go through the property; which is well fenced and sub-divid-ed into 14 paddocks by ten Miles puriri fencing; situated 14' miles from railway and tlltee miles from port; now running 'dry stock/Arid herd of cows; 100 acre's under crop this season; over 300 acres hava been ploughed. Home separation, and cream cart calls at the door. With more settlers who will milk there will be no difficulty in getting a cheese factory on the block. Through the difficulty of geUliig labor, the pwners will sell in lots to suit smaller purchasers and giv« every assistance towards getting a cheese factory in the district. Splendid climate and fine i'or fruit growing. To anyone who is tired of thl severe Taranaki winters this district is worth investigation. A company is now being promoted to build new freezing works 14 mile* away; present works Op miles. Splendid place for early lambs. This property is specially adapted for cutting up into 200 or SQO-acM farms, and the owners will give good terms to good men who are wililfeg to work in on co-operative lines;, (1

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This is Net a Patent Medicine— IT IS A PRESCRIPTION OF AM EMINENT ENGLISH SPECIALIST, CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. pOR years I have been 1 a sufferer fr«ta Chronic Rheumatism. One year apt consulted one of tk< leading specialist* of the Domiiiieh (-now deceased). On receipt of postage stamps, money, order, or postal netes for is «d, I will pMt twelve, doses «f the remedy, which thl» specialist declared to be the only fhtaf knewn to science as a cure for this pain* ful disea-se.-F. W. G. Gretllle, Edjtot "N.Z. Dairymaa," Box 502, Welli»jt9B t