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Taranaki Daily News, 1 August 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. IMPORTANT SADE • Of X PEDIGREE AND CPATE JERSEY CATTLE KAPONGA SALEYARDS, FRIDAY, sth AUGUST, 1921, NEWTON KING, LTD, sell in their Kaponga Yard4l on account of Mr, S. M. Badfonl on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE:. ££ PEDIGREE JIERSEY COWS 2-Year PEDIGREE JERSEY HE» FERS. U YEARLING PEDIGREE JERSKj HEIFERS. 9 2 & 3-Year PEDIGREE JERSEY * BULLS. K YEARLING PEDIGREE .TERSER BULLS, 'ALSO 09 HIGH-CLASS GRADE JERSEY ‘ W COWS SALE AT 12.30 P.M. Mr. Radford has taken an interest 3f Jerseys for a number of years, and hni always had pedigree Jersey bulls running with hfe grades. The last years he hae given his attention id' breeding pedigree Jerseys, and in thd» short while he has been at it, has got 4 choice lot together; such noted blood aM “K.C.8.,” “Sultan’s Campanile,” “Eminent Fontaine,” “Magnet’s Lad,” “Pctline’s Noble,” “Soumise Majesty,” “Ste* venson” and “The Squire” on thd sire’s side, and “Grannie.” Ann’rf Pride.” “Butter Girl,” “Jenny E 2,” “Bilberry” and other noted cows on ith<J dam’s side. Two years ago he purchased from Mr. Nicholson of Hawera the imported bull “Jessie’s Register of Melrose.” The yearlings to be offered are all by thi’4 bull, and the cows and 2-year heifers are in calf to the same bull. The grads cows are all in calf to the pedigree buff “Viola’s Rarity,” and show quality. AH expected to calve August and September, Everything is WITHOUT RESERVE, and Jersey fanciers should riot, miss sale. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW? ZEALAND, T.YRANAKI DISTRICT. BETWEEN LANCELOT GOODGER, ol Hawera, Dealer, PLAINTIFF, AND GEORGE HENRY BLACKWELL, of Hawera, Dealer, DEFENDANTS is hereby given that Ht the x suit of LANCELOT GOODGER, of Hawera, Dealer, I have taken in excrution all the estate and interest of GEORGE HENRY BLACKWELL, of Hawera, Dealer, in all those parcels of laTi<| as follows: (a) 514 Acres 3 Roods 22 Perches* being part of Allotment 1 on .Deposited Plan Number 2510. part of Section 2, Block IV., Hawera Survey District, and the whole of the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title Volume 93, Folio 183, Now Plymouth Land Registry' Office. L '(b) 456 Acres, being Allotment 1 ori Deposited Plan Number 2944, part of Section 3, Block IV., and • parts of Section 17, Block VW., Hawera Survey District, and tile whole of the land comprised. i and described in Certificate of Title Volume 72, Folio 267 ofi the said Registry Offive. (c) 25.7 Perches, being part of Allotment 17 on Deposited Plan Number 21 of Section 18, Town; of Hawera. Parcels A and B comprise the Defendant’s Farm at Arorata, and C the Defendant’s dwelling home at the cornea of Erin and Caledonia Streets, Hawera. UNLESS the amount of the judgment, together with costs, shall he paid to ma on or before the 11th day of next J shall cause the said several parcels of land to be offered by Messrs, Smith and Easton. Auctioneer?, at their Mari, Union Street, Hawera, at noon of that day. Conditions* of Sale may be perused at. any time prior to the sale at the office of the Auctioneers or at the office of the Plaintiff’s Solicitor, L. A. Taylor> Princes Street, Hawera. JAMES JORDAN, . Sheriff, Supreme Court, New Plymouth. A? B; W ALDIE ' ELECTRO-PLATER, IT AS removed to 197 ST. AUBYX 1A STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. BETTER CLASS MOTOR CHEAPER. A writer in Modern Transport state* that “the cost of operating and maintaining a motor may safely be estimated at three farthings a mile in favor of a better class vehicle.” The British build “Dennis” is a high-class lorry. Ifl gives maximum service at minimum pense. The New Zealand Express Co.j Ltd., Agents.