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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 21, 13 June 1914, Page 8

SUFFOLK ROAD, KAIMATA. MOM DA V, JUNE 29. M/.TTBSIWS, GAMLIN & 00. (In ionj);»!-< «>n with XEWTON XIX<J) H A v'E lvwivad instructions fvom Mr, I A. S. Wicksteed, who is leaving the district, to null on the farm, as above, the whole of his live and dead stock, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, as follows: DAIRY UJWS, young, in calf to Shorthorn bull (mostly August and September ealvers) 17 lialf-brcil weaner heifers 12 18 to 20-months empty Jersey heifers CO 20-month steers 170 ewes, 2, 4, 6 and f.f.m, (in lamb to Lincoln rams), a first-class lino 40 p.b. Lincoln lambs Also — 1 half-draugnt horse, rising 7 years, by Duke of Fife; 1 do., rising li, by Glenmore; l'gig horse, rising 9 years, by Jersey; 1 light draught liorse, rising 12, by Vvhakamara; 1 heavy draught ■liorse, rising 6, by Duke of Wellington, shafter; 1 pony cob mare, rising 0, by Berlin Mac; 1 aged brood mare; 1 gelding, rising 3, by Bomhardo; milk cart and harness, 1 rubbertyred gig, good as new, and ' gig harness; 1 Reid and Gray s.f. plough; Massey-Harris moVing machine, discs, chains, Whipple trees, plough 'harness, milk cans, Taylor and Bremner wool press (good as new), 1 sow and litter, quantity of turkeys, tine harrows, saddle and bridle, household furniture, comprising sideboard, marble-top washstand, duchess pair, wardrobe, combined bookcase and writing table, child's cot, carpet 12 x 9, perambulator, farm and garden tools, etc., etc. luncheon provided. Sale at 11 o'clock sharp. I Auctioneers' Xote.—Farmers requiring good useiul horses for all-round work will do well to attend this sale, as everything will be sold at the hammer.

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