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Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ' SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1916. newtonTking. received instructions from MI 11. JONES, who is giving up hi New Plymouth business to sell at th Stables as above, at 1 o'clock. 1 35-h.p. Motor 'Bus, nearly nev to carry 20 passengers. 2 20-h.p. Caltborpe Motor Cars, i good order. 2 landaus and harness complete • 2 18-passenger Busses (suitable fo mounting on Motor chassis an under carriage; would male good milk waggons at smal cost. 1 14 passenger Bus (easy running 1 light 12 passenger drag, couli easily be converted to express Double Buggy (p 0 ] 0 01 . B ], R f ts)) Singl Buggy, US. Gig, 3 Gigs, 4 sets Gig Har ness, Hearse and Harness eoinplef Double set of Brass Mounted Weddin; Harness. Reed and Gray Chaflcutte (power or hand), one ton Winch, Milne Safe, Turbine Water Wheel, Shaftinj and Pulleys, Corn Crusher (power o hand), 3-ewt. Spring Balances, Writinj Desk, Tables and Chairs, 40 bab Pressed Straw and Sundries. ON THE FARM, KAIMATA. TUESDAyTjuNE 27, 1910. NEWTON KING. fJAS reeeieved instructions from Mr T. Rust whose lease has expired t( sell by public auction the whole of hii live and dead stock as under— WITHOUT RESERVE 34 dttiry COW9 ' mos % July and Augusl ealvers 2 springing heifers 6 yearling heifers 2 sows to farrow August 1 sow and litter 1 4-year milk cart mars 1 Dray and harness, gig and harness, tyne harrows, saddle, horse clipper, 20 shares Kaimata Dairj Company, dog, d.b. gun, cans fowls, grindstone, Babcock Tester copper, household furniture and effects. *

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: I 2-bucket Ridd milking plant in good order. Luncheon provided. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUKE 28'. NEWTON KINO sell at his yards as above—? 40 store cows (in lots) 40 2-year in-ealf heifers, (in lota) 25 good 3-year in-calf heifers 30 20-month to 2-year steers 30 store and forward cows '-"' 2',4-yenr to 3-year in-ealf heifer* (showing down) 25 fat and forward cow» 10 2-year steers 100 mixed yearlings Also, WITHOUT RESERVE—--300 breeding ewes fgood woolled sheep) S 2-tooth Romney rams S mixed cattle, 100 s.m. breeding ewes Sale at 1 o'clock. STONY RIVER YARDS (for convenience of sale)i THURSDAY, JUNE 2? NEWTON KING. JJAS received instructions from Messrs Stevenson and Kirk, who, as Mr. Stevenson is going to the war, must dissolve partnership, to sell by public auteion as above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE—£2 DAIRY COWS" 11 heifers in calf 81 mixed yearlings I 2 Shorthorn bulls 110 mixed sheep 1 tat steer, 1 forward steer. 1 stag. 9 store cows, 3 breeding sows, 1 p.b. boar, 7 store pigs, 3-year . draught gelding, 5 draught mares, 2 mares and foals, IS- ■ month filly, hack, hanics? horse, 4-year hack (reserve), (1 plough collars and chains, spring carts, gig and dray harness, leading harness, 4-borse gear, MeCormack mower, P. and D. Duncan 11-coulter drill and grass box, d.f. plough, si. plough, chain, tripod and disc harrows, spray pump, S-bottle Babeock tester, d.s. buggy, stack oaten sheai (15 acres), factory shares, r -~', r '*' rugs, barb wire, and all farm On acocunt of Mr. W. ,1. StevensonNew iron wliarc, S x 11, and sundries NOTE.—The dairy cows contain a lot of second and third ealvers, have been heavily culled, and are due to calve early. The implements are all practically new. The Taranaki Daily News is on the breakfast tables in places as far away from the publishing office as Patea, Hawera, Mauaia, Kapuni, Whakamara, etc. We literally cover the whole of the province by breakfast time. Business men of the provinco— let us tell vour story to thd nuhlip every raoroingL