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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1915, Page 8

OX Til JO FARM, :MAX<;OIU-:i. FRIDAY, JULY 23rd. NEWTON KING II AS rewivwl instructions from MR. J. R. COLSOX, who lias sold his f:tnn. t„ sell nv itiu.ic auction,. as ivliovi', WITHOUT Ii'F.SKIiVK — _■'! grade Jersey eows, due August anil September .'i -pedigree .Terse\* ion's 1 pedigree Jersey heifer 1 I'imii harness horse--2 |ii illi('S 1(1 choice Jersey-Shorthorn f^iring - - ihi; heifers Hi yearling Jersey lierfers 1 pedigree Jersey Imll. ;i years, P.i'i*" tish King I pedigree Jersey bull. 2 year* ] 2-vear Shorthorn lmll spring trap and harness, g.f. dlootii plough, swingl'lrees and elm ins, disc huri'ows. M<-<'ormiek mower, il-coulter MeCormick drill, milk cans, .'! >ai-l;s Algerian oats, 2 breeding sows, ;i-ycar-ol<J hack. >light Ileservo on the Pedigree Cattle. X!.TIs. These ere a ehoiee line, \vitl> gieat reetirds, having returned tile venrior Cl.» last season. Tc-t- and dates v. 1 ill lie supplied. On aeei.nnt I, f .MR. Li':*. HIIr.WVII grade Jersey springing heifers. i.rxcTiK.ox i > no\ ii)i:i). SALE AT 12.,'!0 0"( Li U K. DUDLEY ROAD. THURSDAY, JULY 22nd. MATTHEWS, GAMLIN & CO. (In Conjunction with) WEBSTER, DOBSON & CO. "PJAYK reeeived instructions from .MR. <i. S. IvEXXKDY. who has -old his farm, to NELL, WITHOUT RESERVE. at the homestead, as above, the WHOLE OF HIS LIVE STOCK AXD EFFECTS, Consisting of—--4S rows, mostly second calvers 111 steer wenners 1 pedigree .Jersey bull I Hayshcs Cicero) 23 weaner heifers 27 in-calf -heifers 3.1 ewes in lamb. 2 good dogs, 1 roller, smart col), gig and harness

Also 1 draught ma re (Tyrs), 1 halfdraught mare ("yrsl. 1 gig horse (7vrs), 1 2-year lilly (1 iv Cnmpfire), 1 draught foal, 1 nil-round farm marc, gig, trap, dray, li-rlit express (shafts and pole), hand part, drill, tyne, tripod and disc harrows, swingietrecs, mower, hay tedder, ha.vrake, lever plough, chaff cutter, s.f. plough, leading, double, single and gig harness, saddles and bridles, riek sheets, 'horse gear, 3 poles and saw Iten.-h, .1 tons slag, quantity of timber, posts, rails, strainers, farm and garden tools, blacksmith and carpenter's tools, pig troughs, scalding tubs, boat, liand .-hearing machine, 3 lawn inowejs, 80 fleets iron, new 400-gallon tank, 3 bicycles, l motor-cycle and side-cur, 1 Whitfield steel safe. Also the whole of his household furniture, comprising: Chests drawers, d. and s. beds and bedding, wicker chairs, large dining table, lino., carpets, chairs, suite furniture, kitchen utensils, etc., etc. SALE AT 11 A.M. SHARP. A Motor-car will run from the Mart' at intervals from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. LUXCHEOX PROVIDF.D. ArrPlOX XOTE.—-Mr. Kennedy having decided to leave the district, everything must he sold absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE. FARM WANTED. J HAVE a Client with a Good Mortgage of £2600 and a considerable •mount of cash., wanting a FABM of about 600 ACSES; coastal property preferred. Mortgage must be take* (jf» part payment. Apfly— , • J. SUTHERLAND, laglewood. TROCADERO PRIVATE HOTEL* STRATFORD. | fins well-known establishment iB now under entirely new management)having been taken over by M. OALDEE. TARIFF: 4s 6d PER DAY. ALL STEALS, Is. Speeial arrangement for PERMANENT BOARDERS. FIRST-CLASS THREE-COURSE DUfNER. ! FROM 12' TILL 2 P.M. Electric Light Throughout Building. Every Comfort Provided. Address? 1 BROADWAY SOOTH, ' STRATFORD* : QTRATFORD WOOL, BIDS, BHMI|» SKTK AND TALLOW SAL* NEXT SALE; TUESDAY, JULY tl. Cli-ats are requested to forward «■»- eipnmenta so as to reach us by Wdljf prerlout to sale. W. M. BAYLY A CO. •XTWTFORD.