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Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. STONY RTVER BULL FAIR AND CATTLE SALE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, NEWTON KING W U - r ' Sl! " as above, subject to tli# 'Juranuki Stock Auctioneers' Association su)m—----20 2 and 3-year well-bred Shorthorn anil Holstein bulls 10 Jersey bulls 15-month pedigree Jersey bulll 33 store cows 80 mixed yearlings 25 springers Sale at 1 o'clock. INGLEWOOD HOESE FAfp""*™ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. NEWTON KING. M hold his Spring Horse Fair Tnglewood as above, and will offefT subject to the Taranaki Stock Auction eers' Association's Rules: 50 HORSES, comprising Draughts, and Half-Draughts, Hacks, and Harness Horses and Ponies.. JNGLEWOD JJUILL AIB WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. NEWTON KING. W ]LL llol<l ],is Inglewood Bull Fall at his Inglewood Yards us abov§ Mid invites entries. SALE BY MORTGAGEES. NEWTON KING, Auctioneer, y lms received instructions to offer Hie undermentioned property for sale by Public Auction at his Auction Rooms in Devon Street, JTe\v Plymouth, on .SATURDAY, the 2StU day of October, 1910, at two o'clock in the afternoos-r LEASE •IN ■ PERPETUITY of all that parcel of land containing 033 acres, more or less, being Section 1, block IX., Upper Waitara Survey District, at the yearly rental of £23 7s 10d; AND ALSO OCCUPATION LICENSE, WITH RIGHT OF PI RCHASE, of all that parcel of land containing 9SB acres, more or less, being Section 5, Block IX., Upper Waitara Survey District, for 25 years froir, January 1, 1901, at the yearb rental of £-13 4s Cd. The above properties will be offered for sale on bclialf of the Mortgagees in exercise of the powers of sale conferred on them by Memorandum of Mortgage registered in the Land Transfer Office at New Plymouth as Numbers 20,280 and 22,M4. The sale is under conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at New Plymouth, pursuant to the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1915," and to' an order made under 'The Mortgages Extension Act, 1914.'" The Mortgagees' application and estimate of value may be seen at the Registrar's Office at any time within offiee hours, and a copy of the application containing such estimate may be seen in the Auction Room at the sale without payment of any fee. ! For further particulars and conditions apply to the Auctioneer or MESSRS GOVETT & QUILLIAM, New Plymouth, Solicitors for the Mortgagee.* "NETHERBY" ])AIRY gHORTHORN JJERD. (Founded 1870.) The Property of P.. TURNBULL AND SON, SENTRY HILL. pOR SALE, Young Bulls, eligible tor the • Milking Shorthorn Herd Book, by the Pedigree Bull "Edward's Dairyman," and from good dairy strains. "Edward's Dairyman" was bred by Mr. William Taylor, of Te Awamutu, and was sired by the imported dairy buil "Edward 22 " On his dam's side, of thi celebrated "Wild Eyes" strain, both hi* dam and grand-dam were exceptionally/ heavy milkers. * Also, A number of PEDIGREE . BERKSHIRHI PIGS of the best strain Ccrrespondence and inspection invitedVisitors welcomed at all times. ONLY A HOLSTEIN COULD DO THIf the world's greatest milke* (outside America), her record 23,0001b5. milk in one season (no Yankei rkitc), figures guaranteed by New Zea» land Government. The two-year-oli Bull. Manola's Flower, is for sale ti| £4O, so give your present bull away an< buy one that will throw record brcakerf like Manola's Flower's half-sisters. Thi* 's the quickest way to increase y.ow mnk balance. Also, two onc-year-oli' iiiiiola Bulls, £2O. W. R. WRIGHT, Rahottt. FOR SALE. Prize-taker Milking-strain Short horn Bull, "Duke of Cornwall." •D. F. GREENWAY, Qkatew