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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1916, Page 8

\ SALES BY AUCTION. AT THE IUYMARKET, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, JULY 22,191ff., NEWTON~KING. ' WILL sell by public auction as above'-* 40 wcanei'ii, J)u stores. , 1 gig an'a'imnregft , 2 milk cart horses, •1 pony. 1 milk cart and harness. Saddle and bridle. CO fully paid-up shares Stratforft Dairy Company. : 88 shares Lowgarth Dairy Company. fiale at 12 Noon, sharp* :& ON THE FARM, MANGOREI. MONDAY, JULY 24, NEWTON KING,' JJAS received instructions from Mr. J, Salisbury, of Mangorei, to sell bjj Public Auction as above. WITHTJUH RESERVE- '.'■•* 19 J)AIRY COWS, mostTy young ' " Shorthorn bulla (one purebred)" mower, hayrake, spring trap, 2 ploughs, rustic cart, dray, tine and chain harrows, jack, knifegrinder, grindstone, wheelbar« row, maul and wedges, sledge* hammer, crowbar, sledge, swingletrees and chains, crosscut saws, hay knives, milk cans, buckets, trap and cart harness, saddle and bridle, side saddle, d.b. gun, s.b. gun, hand drill, copper, ladder, washing machine, and a lot of good furniture and effects. Gig maro 2 J-draught horse)' .4 yearlings Also—" With Slight RescrveTHE FARM of 105 acres, all grasn, section 801, Mangorei; buildings, 4-roomed house, (1-bail cowshed, trap shed; 13 paddocks. A good little farm, which will be sold at a low price in order to wind un Sale at 1 o'clock. On account of Mr. Simpson--11 choice Jersey yearling heifers by pedigree Jersey bull, "Grannie's , Merry General" LUNCHEON PROVIDED. GORDON ROAD, TOKO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1910. NEWTON KING IJAS received instructions from Mr, John Davis, who has sold his farm, to sell on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE- ' tJ2 DA,Ky COWS, choice Holsteins, to calve August-September 0 springing Hofctein heifers, in cal£ to Jersey bull 1 Vi-<lraugltt gelding, 7 years '(all barm.-.-.,-,, I %-draught mare, C years (all harness) 1 light hack and harness horse, f years 2 breeding sows, 8 store pigs 1 spring tip dray (good order), I milk waggon (good order), 1 R. and G. s.f. plough, disc, chain and tine harrows, 3 horn swingletrees, 3 sots harness, dray, plough and sundry harness, Price and Donald stumping jacks, 13 milk cans, aerator, 1 Planet Junr., 1 hand manure and seed drill, qnantity dressed and rough timber, sundry farm tools. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Etc. With Slight Reserve* 1 4-cow Ridd bucket plant mj";ina machine, in good order 1 Watts oil engine Sale at 12."0 o'clock. Luncheon provided. NOTE.—The above cows ai-tf alt will bred Holsteins with the exception .if six. which are well bred Shorthorns. Mr, Davis lias been milking for the last 12 years, and they are practically all his r.wn breeding. He has culled every season, and there is not a duffer in the herd. They averaged this season £1(1 14s per cow at Is iUI per lb. butter-fat. JMPORTANT i TOWN PROPERTY. SATURDAY, JULY 21/. NEWTON KING. J-TAS received instructions from the David Nathan's Trust, Ltd., to off« by public auction at (lie Mart at 2 p.m.: The well-known New Plymouth property, being sub-division 1, part Sections 940 and Ml, Currie St., of New Plymouth; area, 1 rood and 2-10 perches, frontage to Courtcnay St. of 1.11.31 links. This property lias a large and commodious warehouse of three storeys erected thereon, well ventilated rooms, concrete basement, and lift, and is eminent- ■ iy adapted for either a wholesale Warehouse or factory. I Full particulars from the Auctioneer