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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION, JJEWTOX KINO JULY— USlol '™>=SFriday, 21—Rahotu Monday, 24--Urenui Tuesday, 25—Stony, River Tuesday, 25—Stratford Hide SaTi Wednesday, 2«—lngleivood : Friday, 2S—Waiwakaiho Kriflay, 28—Toko Monday, 31—Douglas Entries invited. I-IST OF CLEARING SALES. JULYThursday, 20—A< Bennett's, Bin Road, Stratford Thursday, 20-Jordan OaoniiJ Thursday, 20—Estate lato C. Grav Motunui. ' Friday, 21— F. Rotliery, at RahoU Yards. Monday, 24—. T. Salesburv, Mangora Friday, 2S—W. A. Wood, Warwick Road, Stratford. Monday, .July 24.—L. G. Newton. Urenui Yards Wednesday, 20-John Davis, Gordoi Road, Toko. Thursday, 27—Morris Bros., Oakura Thursday, 27-Scidel and MeCor mack, Knponga. Monday, 31—L. C. Jennins, Waitara road. AUGUST- . Wednesday, 2—. T. A. Jones, Cljmi# Road, Ngaerc Thursday 3. J. T. Belcher, Cardift (pedigree and grade Jersey cows and heifers) RAIIOTU YARDS. * FRIDAY, JULY 21. NEWTON KING. W ILL .sell at his yards as above—--25 2 to 2',/,-vear steers (good) lo 2-year springing heifera 10 Holstein-Shorthorn 3-year spring. ing heifers 45 store and forward Cows 7 sacks potatoes 15 choice Jersey 2-year heifers by pedigree Jersey bulls, and due August and September to pedigree Jersey bulls 80 yearling heifers 40 yearling steers Sale at 1 o'clock. Oil account of Mr. F. Rothery, Kahui Road, Rahotu, whose lease has expired, WITHOUT RESERVE—--43 choice Jersey cows, August and September calvers 13 choice 2-year Jersey springing heifers by pedigree bull 11 choice JerseV yearling lieife.. 1 pedigree Jersey bull, "Lord Mark" (No. 1557) 1 pedigree Jersey cow, "Lttdv Riinu," calved October 29, 1911, by "Rimu" —"Lady Beatrice" Pedigree Jersey bull "King Brelade," No. .370, by "St. Brelade —Qtieen Magnet." 1 young pedigree Jersey bull 1 yearling grade Jersey bull 1 yearling Holstein bull by "Eclit. Sir Inka" 1 thoroughbred mare, "Jane Dou;las," 5 years, by "JingST"Slavery" 1 hack , Note.—These cows have been inspected by my representative, mid buyers in search of. good Jersey cows can attend this saie with confidence. The herd, with two exceptions, are good colored Jerseys, good conditioned, no very ola cows, and just showing down niceljfi On account of Mr. jfhos. Fleming—--2 3-year light draught geldings (unbroken) On account of Mr. Wheni lloro. who u giving up dairying—--10 dairy cows (whole herd) On account of Mr. A. Baker, Jnf., • Quantity household furniture ana sundries i Bay mare, good any harness On account of Mrs. Rothery's est«tb, 317J ACRES, Sections 1 And 2, Block XIIII., Cape on the Kahui Road, Bahotu, 300 acres grass; subdivided into S paddocks FULL PARTICULARS FROM THI» AUCTIONEER. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. « CLEARING SALE AT MIMI, URENUI. THURSDAY, AUGUS? 3, 1910 NEWTON KINO. JJAS received instructions from MS. E. J. BUTLER, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, the whole of his live and dead stock, without reserve. FULL PARTICULARS LATER. IMPORTANT g ALE TOWN ■PROPERTY. SATURDAY, JULY 21. Newton King. H AS received instructions from th* David Nathan's Trust, Ltd., to O'ter by public auction at the Mart at 2 p.m.: The well-known New Plymouth property, being sub-division 1, part Sections 940 and 941, Currie St.. of New Plymouth; area, 1 rood and 2-10 perches, frontage to Courtenay St. of 151.51 links. This property has a large and commodious warehouse of three storeys erected thereon, well ventilated rooms, concrete basement, and lift, and is eminently adapted for either a wholesale ware bouse or factory. Pull particulars from the AuctMneei.