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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1916, Page 8

SALES KY AUCTION. tiALX 0!< 'TOWS PK'ipKlilT j!Y' AUCTION. NKWTOX ['.IXC ],. u reeiiivL-tl ii!<trucli«tt- t>» tlic under-mi'iitiom-il Prupi ri,ii>» ' ?ale by Pub!ic. Auction, ;il. lit i» Devon Stive!, X»«- I'l.wi!'.,;. . on SATURDAY, tiio jjth day <•:' November, l'Jiti. ttt i o'clock in tin; afternoon:— LOT I.—All (liut 3'areiil of LAND, containing one rood anil seventenths of a perch, being Section No. ".50, Caino Street, New Plymouth, with Cottage thereon. LOT '2.—All that Parcel of LAND, containing ono rood twenty-seven anil nine-tenths perches, being part of Town Belt A, having a frontage of 202 links to Cutticld Road, New Plymouth, with Dwell-ing-house tlicreon. LOT 3.—A1l that IParcel of LAND, containing one rood twenty-seven and four-tenths perchese, being part of Town Belt A, having a ■frontage of 210 links to Devon New Plymouth. LOT 4. —All that Parcel of LAND, containing one rood twentyeight aiul four-tenths perches, i* I being part of Town Belt A, hav- % ing a frontage of 210 links to Game Struct, New Plymouth. The Title of each Lot is under the Land' Transfer Act. Lots 2, 3, and 4 will be first put up in one Lot. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to the Auctioneer, or to MESSRS GOVETT & QUILLIAM, Solicitors for the Vendors.

g'P RIX (i QA.T TL E Tji Al. K M AUG AH AO YARDS, PAKIATUA. IHCKS'DAy, NOVEMBER 20, 1316. Start ut 11.30 sharp. -pfffi WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. (formerly ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD.) v.'ill offer on behalf of the following Clients—Balfour Estate, John Dick, J. D. Piper, Murphy Bros.. M. Caselberg, A. Crawford, J. Y. Crawford, Priest's Estate, Chcckley lU'us., Vv. Mitchell, J. B. Rose, W. Campbell, A. D. Eglinton, A. Dron, C. J. Davidson, A. Knox, G. Scales, A. Knight, Atkinson Eros., A. McKay, W. Hanna, J. Bi'.roli, J. McKay, H. W. ttiesen, 11. Ilnnt, 0. J. Swan, G. H. Suisted, B. J. Bengston, C. A. Herbert, W. Wright, 11. C. Ellingham, A. H. Ahrens, G. D. Smith, R. J. Smith, C. Smith, J. Willis, and others—their animal drafts oi cattle as follow: 2XOO HEAD CATTLE - comi»-is-in?— 110 2 and 3-year Steers 430 3-year steers (to be drafted) 145 2-year steers (to be drafted) 100 4-year steers (to bs vlrafto;!) 100 2-year Steers 125 fat and forward cows (to be drafted) 50 Fat and Forward Cows (good) 120 empty store cows (to be drafted) 50 fat bullocks SO fat and forward steers 40 3-year Shorthorn Heifers 30 Shorthorn and Hereford 2-year heifers (empty) 40 empty 2-year heifers 50 yearling to 18-months steers 30 yearling to 18-months heifers 50 empty Hereford and -Shorthorn cows (one earmark) 20 Polled Angus cows, with calves at foot lfi prime fat Shorthorn cows 45 yearling Hereford steers (one earmark) 30 yearling Hereford steers (one earmark) 25 yearling Hereford heifers (one earmark) 50 yearling dairy heifers 2.), cows and calves 30 mixed-sex Shorthorn yearling? (Station line) 25 2-year-old Hereford steers (one ear-mark) 20 2-year-old Shorthorn heifers 25 fat and forward Polled AngusHereford cows 20 3-year Shorthorn steers 135 3-year Steers 50 fat and forward cows 25 fat and forward 3'/ 3 -year Bullocks

Further Entries Solicited. 0. C. COOPER, Auctioneer. "NE THERE Y" ])AIRY gHOBTHOP.N H ERU ' (Founded 1570.) Tlio Property of H. TUKNBULL AND SOX, SENTRY HILL ]JIOK SALE, Young Bulls, eligible for the Milking Shorthorn Herd Book, by the Pcdieree 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 tUa celebrated "Wild Eyes" strain, both liU d'un and grand-dam were exceptionally heavy milkers. Also, A number of PEDIGREE BERKSHIRE PIGS of the best strain aqd inspection invited Yi s At® ftt all times, '