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Taranaki Daily News, 13 May 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING VyiLL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTKHJ AS BELOW t CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES, Thursday, 22—Clifford Bros., Lepperton,' Friday, 23 H. Stonex, Rahotu yards. Wednesday, 28—C. Wyfttt, Bell Block. Thursday, 20—C Wolsin, Upper Man« gorei Road. Thursday, 29—M. Ryan, Kaimata. Saturday, 31-W. Old, Uruti yards. JUNE. Monday, 2nd—W. Lacy, Tataraimaka. Friday, 13— J. H. Street and S. W. SnaW, pedigree Jerseys, Bell Block. Saturday, 14-F. T. McCarthy, Dutlus; Road, Matapu. Monday, 10— E. G. Ross, Cardiff. Monday, 10— T. C. Bredin, Puniho Rdt Tuesday, 17—Miss E- Cheevers, DurhauJ Road. Tuesday, 17-J. Walsh, Rawjjitirosj (conjunction N.Z. Loan Co.). Wednesday, 18-J. W. Rogers, Cardiff* Thursday, 19— S. Medcalf, Tataraimaka. Thursday, 19— W. Nicoll, Kelly Road, Huirangi. Thursday, 19— H. S. Mundy, Rowan. Friday, 20—Mat Duggan, Tataraimaka. Friday, 20—Mrs. M. M. Coates, Low* garth. Saturday, 21—L. R. Jones and J, Nj Bryant, Awakino. Monday, 23 G. G. Grover, Tataraimaka* Monday, 23—A. E. Watkin, Inaha. Tuesday, 24 J. C. Wright, Mataou, Matapu (pedigree and registered Shorthorns). Wednesday, 25 J. Feaver, Rutland Rd.» Waipuku. Wednesday, 25—Wm. Duggan, Auroa (ill conjunction with Farmers' Co-op.) Thursday, 28— R. Higan, Matapu. Thursday, 20— R. H. Susans, Barklayj Road, off Pembroke Road, Stratford Friday, 27—Mrs. K. Rowe, East Road, Saturday, 28—Don. Chamberlain, Manaia Road, Manaia. Monday, 30—Con. O'Sullivan, Urutl Tuesday, I—Faitnham Bros., Tatarafc maka. Wednesday, 2—Z. T. Walker, MonmoOtl*. Road, Stratford. Friday, 4—Sam Radford, Kaponga. Monday, 7—A. Heal, Norfolk Road. Wednesday, 9—R. McK. Morrison, Tok<f Koad, Toko. 1 Saturday, 19— J. Hall, Huiroa. Wednesday, 23—Mrs. Bryden, Caning*! ton Road.

STONY RIVER YARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 13. 20 store cows 30 mixed yearlings 60 weaners 2 springers 20 good in-calf heifers ' 100 fat lambs 15 Shorthorn heifers in calf Aged farm mare 1 aged farm mare 2 horse scarifier. Sale at 1 o'clock. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. NEKTON KING T-TAS received instructions from th.# Public Trustee as Administrator of the Estate of John Potroz, deceased, t* oifor by Public Auction at his mart, Inglewood, on Saturday, May 17th, at 2 p.m.:— All that parcel of land at Kaiinat* ronioining 19G acres 3 roods 9 perches more or less, being sec* tions 27, Block 11,, Huiroa S.Dt For further particulars apply to Public Trustee or the Auctioneers. NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER.

GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS 0. i WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the year. NEXT VALUATION-May 6th SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered' every four weelca at ' ' STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-May 27th. Consignminu must anive byfWfaj previous. Adv:ee Cards slid Label* oft application. ACRES, 12 sheep-proof paddocks, , O-roomod house, bathroom, tot \ anil cold water, etc. cowshed, concrete yard, stable and dip. Cheap a i C2O per acre, .CIOOOfeMU, balance ."> years at Si per cent. .e s d| -c 10(i acre* 4(1 <) n per acre- 1 'IOO rtwh 11!" ueics 18- 0 0- per acre 10(1 cash 10S acies 40 0 II per ucie 700 cash. 10D .acres 112 0 0 per acre 1000 ca4 180 acres 70 0 0 per acre 2000 cash 210 ncio ill 0 0 per acre uOO easbj ir>o aefes 23 0 o'per-acre * UOfl c:\ti« 191 acie-, 13 0 ft ]ier acre 1100 eat* 524 acres 10 10 0 per awe 1000 caafc 50 acres carrying 27 cows, 2 hones your round, close to township and factory, good buildings Price £4& per acre, £IOOO cash. Further particulars on application to— NEWTON KING. Laud Department, INGLEWOOD.