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Taranaki Daily News, 12 May 1920, Page 8

SALES Br AIVIIOW. NEWTON KING Thursday 13th.—Geo. Cornish, Huiakama. Thursday, I,lth.—Frcderickson Bros., Kelly Road, Huinwgi. Thursday ?oth—Amos Durrant, Sttiart Road, Kltham. Thursday 27th.—Rowe's 1 it te, Kaimata. JUNE. Wednesday, 2nd.—W. P. Biehop,.-Ingle-wood Yards (Dairy Heifers). Friday, 4th—D. George, Waitara. Monday, 7th—Mrs. B. Doyle, Okato. . Monday, 7 th—Hurley Bros,, Qkaiawa Wednesday 9th.—C. W. Ruebe, Wes-' town, New Plymouth (Pedigree Jerseys). Thursday, 10th—i'. Tecofsky, Ngaere. 'Thursday, 10th—W. Langman, Tariki. Friday, 11th—Fred Cornwall, Pedigree Jerseys, Corbett Road, Bell Block. Friday 11th. —G. M. and 1". A. Brown, Pukengalm (in conjunction ■- with Farmers' Co-op.), Pedigree-and Grade Ayrshire-, and Heifers. Saturday 12th.—G. M. and N. A. Brown, Pukengi.hu (in conjunction with Farmers' Co.-op.) Sheep, horse., and farm imphments. Saturday, 12th—Est. H. B. Curtis, pedigree Jerseys, Inglewood yards. Monday, 14th—W. A. Officer, ped. and grade Jerseys, Norfolk road> (Inglewood Yards). Monday, 14th—J. A. Knight, Katapu. Tuesday, 15th—J. Butler, Inglewood Wednesday, 16th—W. D. E. Worsley", Climic Roa<l, Ngaere. Wednesday, 10th—W. Duggan, Manaia. Thursday, 17th—Percy James, Rahotu. Thursday, 17th-C. Bell, Warwick Rd., Stratford. Friday 18th—Marshall and Hermon, Cheal Road, Ngaere. Monday, 21st—A. Needham, Douglas. Pedigree Shorthorns. Tuesday, 22nd—Airs. R. J # Horn, Climie Road, Cardiff. Wednesday, 23rd—A. Morrison, Toko. Thursday, 24th—J. and J. H. Judson, Mangatotara, Toko. \ Thursday, 24th—Chas. E. Rowe, Matapu. Friday 25tli.—J. F. Batey, Leioh Road, Okato. Friday, 25th--W. R. Bennett. Toko. Friday, 25th—D. Black, Kaponga. Friday 25th.—C. Rowson, Stratford. Monday, 28th—Mrs. S, A. Morrow, Rahotu, Monday, 28th—R. Memberry, Stratford Tuesday, 29th—N. Burke, Lowgarth. Tuesday 29th.—D. Hyndman, St:..tford Yards. Tuesday 29th.—W. B. Clarke, Auroa. Tuesday 29th.—T. S. Steckel (in Stratford Yards). Wednesday, 30th—C. W, Cullen, Awatuna. Wednesday, 30th—E. E. Hancock, Stratford. JULY. Thursday, Ist—J. G. Faker, Kaho.uri Bridge, Stratford. Thursday, Ist—Mrs. Ludeeke, Oakura. Friday 2nd—W. Maloney, Wharehuia. Monday, sth—J. H. Hurgham, Toko. Monday, sth—J, W. J. Gardiner, Lowgarth, Pedigree & Grade Holsteins. Thursday, Bth—Mia. Cartwright, Stratford. Monday, 12th.—J. Willis, Bin'. Road, Stratford, Wednesday, 14th—W. Edwards, Strafford. Thursday, 22ni§—F. A. Reesby, Kaimata. SEPTEMBER. Wednesday 22nd.—The South Taranaki Pedigree Jersey Breeders' Asan, Kaponga Yards.

NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT ""VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAITAKA throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—Tuesday, May 25. Consignnunts must arrive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels on application.

FOR SALE 260 ACRES 2gQ ACRES, freehold, situated 1} iu:ie.i from prosperous township find railway, all in grass, well subdivided, 7-roomed house, 10-bail concrete cowshed, machines, etc. The land is practically all level and free of weeds and is carrying at present 75 cows, 20 heifers, 2 bulls, 5 horses, 32 yearlings. Will easily carry 110 cows. Price £52 per acre, £2OOO cash, balance 5 years 0 per cent. 190 ACRES 190 ACRES freehold, all in grass, but 13 acres turnips and little shelter bush; situated within 8 miles of Now Plymouth, good dwelling and whare. Up-to-date concrete cowshed with machines; 18 sheep-proof paddocks; carrying capacity 75 cows, now carrying (10 cows, 5 horses, bull, number of sheep School and factory within one mile Price £39 per acre, £ISOO cash, balance arranged. Stock and implements can be taken over at valuation if desired. Can show good returns. NEWTON KING, LAND DEPARTMENT, Inglewood. 30 MILES FROM AUCKLAND ON SUBURBAN LINE. 318 ACRES frcellold - vol ™™ land; i in grass, 40 acres in turnips, balance rough feed and fern; 300 acres ploughable; plenty of water; good dwelling, cowshed, and all other necessary outbuddings; situated 12 miles from rail way station, 1 mile from school; 2 hours motor from the city to house; could milk in present state 25 cows and carry a fair number of dry stock. This is a reallv good property, and when all in grass wi ji be worth £SO per acre. Price £2O n«J acre, deposit £2OOO. * G. E. YOUNG & CO. 01-93 QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND'