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Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. CORNER OF ROWAN AND OPUNAKE ROADS. V.'EDNESDAY, JULY 19 NEWTON KING. JJAS rveivod instructions from MR. A F. DKMPSSKY, who has sold his farm, and is 'caving the district, to soil by publ ; c auction as above, the whole of his live :.rd dead stock as under: HEIFERS, in calf, to calve early August, pick out of ICO, mostly Tersey-Holsteins 2 I,ond house cows, to calve AuySeptember .1 2 year grade Jersey bulls 2 J-draught geldings 1 filly ! brood mare, stinted to Oamaru tad 2 brood mares, stinted to Royal Chevalier 1 unbroken 2-year hacks > aged farm horse, all harness 10 real good store pigs 20 young fowls 9 ducks 1 R. and G. plough, 1 set discs, milk cart, 2 cans, aerator, s ,vin?'letrees, 1 stumping jack, cross cut saw, hammer and wedges, farm tools, 1 ton lime and sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising, French polished duchess eliest marble-top washstand, 1 wooden bedstead, 1 iron bedL'teul, 2 wire mattresses, Duch*?s taMe. washstand, Duchess chest, single bed, child's cot 'large), 2 tab.'es, fern stand, e:>sy chairs, fender, etc., linos, theffonier hanging and table lamp*, go-cart, kitchen and dining <•! airs, and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. '4 yeitrlir.g foals by Dominion and llroac'leaf Broad trotting mare Ducliess Lima, with yearling foal at foot by Broadleaf Pale at 1 o'clock. KOIK.- Thc.se Heifers are a really choice line, and Mr. Dempsey was going to miik them himself, but he has sold the farm and everything nhist go. The heifers are pi"ked out of a line of ICO. Splendid condition.

OX THE FARM, OAKURA THURSDAY, JULY 27. NEWTON KING. received instructions from Messrs Mu'i'is Bros, who are leaving for the front) to sell by public auction at the farm, WITHOUT RESERVE—--07 CHOICE DAIRY COWS 4 store cows 1 Holstein bull 7 2-year empty ITolstein lieifers 17 yearling lieifers 11 yearling steers 2-year stee st> store pigs 5 breeding sows 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 6 pig troughs 2 calf troughs 12 horses, including 4 draughts (3 broken all harness), 2 express horses, gig horse, hack, 4-year half-draught filly, 2-year draught filly by "Empire," draught yearling by "Ben McCormac-k," brood mare with foal and in fonl to '■Ben McCormack" 1 hack

[MPT.EMEXTS AND SUNDRIES—SOcwt. express, reaper and binder.. 13-coulter Duncan drill, d.f. Duncan plough, s.f. plough, horse hoe, Cambridge roller, Massey havrake, disc harrows, tine liarrows, tripod harrows, horse drav with bullock pole to fit, Eeid & Gray horse dray, 4-horse gear, express harness, saddles, cow and horse covers, milk cans, 2 good cattle dogs, chains, harness and gear, 5 shares in Meat Freezing Company 13 fowls With Slight Keren- - 1 horse, gig and harne . MO sacks prime wheat 15 sacks cats jjunohcon at 11. Sale at 11.30 sharp. On account of 'Mr. F. J. Morris Piano (by liirkman), rimu and puriri sideboard (plate glass back), mahogany and leather couch and easy chair, drawing-room suite, large plate glass overmantel, rattan chairs, large chest drawers mahogany and rimu wardrobes, bedsteads (single and double I, bedding, mahogany washstands, .narble-top chairs, fender and fire-irons, linoleum, pictures, large hanging lamp, dinner service, large fountain, crockery and glassware, boilers and saucepans, lot kilchenware. washing machine (nearly new), washing machine and mangle, lawn mower, garden tools, etc. With Slight KeserveTony, gig, harness, lamps, horsecover, pony (guaranteed* quiet for lady to drive)

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