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Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. WAIHAPA ROAD, PUKENGAHU. THURSDAY, MAY 5. NEWTON KING TTAVE received instrp 4 F. J. BROWNING'. farm and is leaving th*. <’ on the property on above,

WITHOUT RESEI | Q PEDIGREE AND I SHORTHORN OC second and third a 5 grade Shorthorn cov 12 in-calf Shorthorn J years, eligible for th 17 grade Jersey cow!, ra cal vers • ! 5 30 choice grade Jersey’ i 2 years old. ' '■ 1 4-year pedigree Shoj “Rockwood Prince of Fukenmu * bred by the Hon. John Fisher, Cambridge. 2 yearling Shorthorn bulls, eligibly for Herd Book. 1 4-year grade Jersey bull, good quality 35 mixed yearlings 2 half-draught mares (all harness)* 2 hacks, 2 school ponies . 1 boar, 3 breeding sows, 4 store, pigs, 15 fowls, 3 cattle dog*, 1 milk waggon, 1 spring cart, 1 double buggy, pole and shafts and liarness, 1 plough, disc and

tine harrow* > 2 circular saws and spindles, milk: cans, scalding troughs, copperg and stands, 2 saddles and bridles,' sundry harness, swingletrees, farm tools, sundries, etc. ALSO HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including: Easy chairs, cabinet, book-case, overmantel, pictures, tables, chairs, bedsteads and mattresses, duchess suite, wash-stands, sideboard, carpets, sofa, linoleums, and sundries, etc. PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RESERVE: 1 7-seater Studebaker motor car, in good going order. Sale at 11 a.m.

LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

The above herd are all young and in 1 good condition, mostly early calvers. The pedigree Shorthorn heifers are an especially good line, having a big strain of the celebrated Darbaralla blood through them. The in-calf Jersey heifers are also a very choice lino, being selected from the best Jersej’ herds in the district, and they all show quality. The pedigree Shorthorn bull “Rockwood Prince” is in great buckle, and should command keen competition. Pe4igrees of Shorthorns' will be given put. at the sale. Mr. Browning is leaving the dutflct, and everything is absolutely without re-’ serve. r . Intending Purchasers will please nptfk that Sale Commences at 11 a.m. >

IN THE MATTER OF “THE MORT* GAGES EXTENSION ACT, 1919.”

IS HEREBY GIVEN thati Webster Bros., of New Plymouth*. Auctioneers, acting under instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, of New Zealand at New Plymouth, will sell by Public Auction at their Mart, Devon Street, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, the 28th day of May, 1021, ati the hour of 2 o’clock in the afternoon* the following property: — All that piece or parcel of land situated -in the provincial district of Taranaki, being the southern part or rural allotment 22 oil the public map of Hua and Waiwakaiho Hundred, and containing by admeasurement 95 acres more or less, bounded on the, north by other part of the said allotment links and 8500 links, on the east by Kent Road 2350 links, on the south by rural allotment 21, 7100 links, and on the west by the Mangofei stream, excepting the part taken for Junction Road and the adjacent parts severed, containing 1 rood 2 perches, be the sevefdl admeasurements a little more of less, subject to a certain deed of mortgage registered number 41.225, bearing date the 25th day of September, 1918, and re* gistered in the Deeds Register Of* fice at New Plymouth in the said provincial district <jf Taranaki to secure the principal sum •of £lBOO and interest thereof as therein provided.

The Mortgagee’s application to sell and estimate of the value of the property may be seen at the Registry* Office of thei Supreme Court at New Plymouth, or atj the office of the Auctioneer as above. For conditions of sale or further par* fi< to the Auctioneer, or to—< \ HARRIS & MARSACK,. Manuaute Street, TaumarunuK Solicitors for the Mortgagee#

SOLE BROS. know where to go for the tmh Cattle and Sheep, fattened on that sweetest Taranaki pastures. That $4 why our joints are always well flavored* lender, and juicy. OUR MOTTO—QUALITY.