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Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. P'GLEWOOO JJORSE .pAIHj IHI'RSDAY, OCTOBER, 19. NEWTON KfNG sell at Mr, Ladbrook's Stables as aliovp, subject to 'the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association's Rules»; 60 HORS ES, consisting of Draughts, nnd Half-draughts (broken and unbroken J, Hacks (lad Harness ll< rses, and Ponies* Sale at X o'clocli .WAIWAKAIHO YARDS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ft NEWTON KING,. sell at bis yards as aDove, But»4 jeet to the Taranaki Stock Aucfl tioneers' Association Rulei-» 75 mixed yearlings 5 5 empty heifers .10 store and forward cowi' . G bulk BO good springers -< Sale at X o'clocf On account of MR. NEWTON KTHO, Irom the WILEOWVALE HOLSTEIN FARM, WITHOUT RESERVE, at 12.3 C sharp—*Horna"by plough, disc, tine and cbaia harrows, Cambridge roller (all practically new), Empire drill, mo'wer, root pnlper, manure drill, milk cart, '2 good farm horses, ladder, milk cans, buckets and strainer, set gig and trap harness, collars and harness, cow rugs, grindstone, tools, wool troughs, bull pegs and chains, saw bench, good gig and set good harness. AT MY SALEYARDS, OHURA, UNDER INSTRUCTIONS PROM Till! MORTGAGEES AND UNDER OR' iDER OF THE SUPREME COURTj THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1910,, NEWTON KING iS7IIX offer for sale by auction M above, the interest of Horace John Guy Hills "as occupation by right of purohase from the Crown in all that piece of land convenient situated at junction of Wnitaanga South anjl Mangaroa. and Tongaporutu Roads, County of Olmra, containing 265' acres, more or less, Section 4, Block 7, Waro S.D., with dwelling thereon, such license being for 25 years from January 1, 1909. Annual rental £2O (reducible by 10 pei; cent, on punctual payment), subject tq State Advances Mortgage of £l5O. For further particulars and of sale apply to the Auctioneer, or Mr, Tlios. Crump, Solicitor for,"She Morto gagces.

CEREMILK 1 1 \jj» lIOW MUCH, ■ DID YOU LOSE LAST YEAR ON' YOUR CALVES! Have you ever paused to reflect how nmdh sick stock cost you in nny one year? Much could be saved if. the ordinary ration of skim milk or wlicy included 3 ■ MILK OF THE CEBEALf. BrCAIVET It's the hungry calf that earns the profit. Start him right for the first ten weeks with Ceremilk. He'll then he too busy with his appetite to have any trouble common to calves. MILK OF THE CEREALS ErCALVEf NOT A MEDICINE! NOT AN EXPERIMENT! It will pay you to investi--1 {>nte the value of this food. We are prepared to help ! ou make more money out , • of your calves ACJEXTS FOR Tim DISTRICT: ff. H. COCK & CG 1 " New Plymouth, Or your Storekeeper will supply you.