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Taranaki Daily News, 13 May 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION WINDSOR ROAD, ING^WQOI), | FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1816, NEWTON KING JJAS received tostructioag from Mr, G. R. Sutherland, who has sold hi* property and is leaving the district) t<* sell by public auction, WITHOUT RE* SERVE, the whole of his household fur< nituru and effects as under:— Piano, organ, book-case (with g]au| front), duchess chests, cheat drawers, easy ohairs, roeker, b.b.w. chairs, couch, tables, >bed» steads, w.w. mattresses, w.w, stretcher, mirrors, clock, fenders, hearthrugs, linoleuws, purebred fowls, crockery, kitchen tttenafl», wheelbarrow, garden tools and; | sundries. / Sale at 1 p.m ON THE FARM, WAIHI, WAITARA| I FRIDAY, 9th JUNE, 1910. ' " NEWTON KING JJAB received instructions from MR. WM. COLE, Jnr., who is giving up Dairying, to sell by public auction as above, absolutely without reserve, taq whole of his Pedigree and Grade Hoisted Cattle, as follows: 13 pedigree Holstein cows 7 18-month empty pedigree Holt stein heifers 3 6-month empty pedigree Holstein heifers 5 6-month pedigree Holstein bulls 1 18-month pedigree Holstein bul)t 19 grade Holstein cows | 2 grade 18-month heifer* 19 mixed Holstein weaners Sale at 12.30 o'clock, I Catalogues on application. DAIRY HERDS FOR SALE. I J HAVE for Private Sale some choice .' genuine Dairy Herds and wilt be pleased to give any further particulars on application to any of my offices:—'* 14, all Holsteins .'....' £l4 0 J34 2nd carvers, pick 30 at £lO 0 78 Shorthorns, well-bred £lO 0 (recommended). 25 mostly Jerseys ',,. £ll 11 13 all Jerseys, includes 2, pedigrees £ls 18 18 calving May and June 210 10 Hi Ilolstein-Shorthorn (good) .. £lO 0 28 young £9' 6 30 Jerseys .-.,.-.... £l4 0 8!) well-bred Holsteins £ls IS 30 Jerseys £l2 0 13 mostly Jerseys ~,\ £lO 10 44 principally young £lO 0 27 good condition v > £8 10 30 mostly big cows £lO 10 18 July and August £lO 0 40 Shorthorns £ll.O 40 strain of Holstein '£l2 0 45 Shorthorns £l2 0 20 pick of 28 at .............. £l2 12 10 August and September £ll 0 38 mostly young £lO 0 45 all 2nd calvers but four .... £fl, 9 25 good returns £l2 12 28 mostly young £8 0 2"i mostly Holstein £lO 0 15 jersey cross £9 0 38 Holsteins and Jerseys, pick 30 "£lO ,0

NEWTON KING. NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, KAPONGA, INGLEWOOD. jfUaNITURE gALE. FRIDAY, MAY 19 L. A. NOLAN AND CO. , JJAVE received instructions from tha Executors in the Estate of the lata Mrs. J. J. Elwin, Molesworth Street (behind Riddle's Furniture Factory), in order to wind up the estate, to sell as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole of her" furniture, etc., comprising— Piano (Waklimar. in good order), 3 (Juchesac chests (puriri veneers, good order), 2 marble-top tiledback washstands to match, 7-.piece drawing-room suite, sottee, Victory hand sewing mochine, b.m. bedsteads, toilet «ets, mattresses, feather pillows, bentwood and other chairs, arm chairs, octagon and other tables, curtain poles, pictures, kerosene . heater, innrbje clock, 20 sheepskin mats, fender and irons, brass ash tray, books. 12 bottles home-made wine, linoleums ex 5 rooms, good house-garden hose, wringer, carpenters' and gardening tools, and usual assortment crockery, glassware, pot?, pans, sundries, etc. Sale at 2 o'clock. OUR JOINTS Are always fresh, and the quality it proved at every dinner table. , We kill ONLY PRIME BEEF, MUT, TON, PORK and POULTRY. (We want orders., You ,w*nt our ter* Our Motto: CLEANLINESS AND .PROMPTITUDE; • i ' BONEDUST- : The Best Fertiliser. ' Orders taken % *ny quantity, fronv ftowt, ■ -I SOLE BROS.