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Taranaki Daily News, 26 July 1916, Page 15

SALES BY AUCTION OX THIS FARM, OAKURA THURSDAY, JULY 27. NEWTON KING. J-JAS received instructions from Messrs M.rris Bros, who are leaving for Uid front) to sell by public auction at the farm, WITHOUT RESERVECHOICE DAIRY COWS 4 store cows ' 1 Ilolstein bull 7 2-year empty Hoktr.n heifers 17 yearling heifers 11 yearling steers I 2-year steer i 50 store pigs 5 breeding sows 1 pedigree Berkshire boar C pig troughs 2 calf troughs 12 horses, inchiding 4 draughts (.1 broken all harness), 2 express horses, gig horse, Jiack, 4-year half-draught filly, 2-year (brought filly by ''Empire," draught yearling by ''Hen MeCormack," brood mare with foal and in foal tc ''Ben McCormack" I back •IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES- I 30cwt. express, reaper and binder... 13-coulter Duncan drill, d.f. Duncan plough, s.f. plough, horse! hoe, Cambridge roller, Massey hayrake, disc harrows, tine harrows, tripod harrows, horse dra,\ with buHoek pole to lit, Reid & Gray horse dray, 4-horse gear express harness, saddles, cow and horse covers, milk cans, 2 good cattle dogs, chains, harness and gear, ."> shares in Taranaki Meal Freezing Company flood double buggy with pole 1 horse, gig and 1 ;■• 140 sacks prime wheat Sale at 11.30 sharp. 0 On account of Mr. F. J. Morris Piano (by Kirkman), rimit 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), bedding, mahogany washstands, marble-top chairs, fender f.nd lire-irons, linoleum, pictures, large hanging lamp, dinner service, large fountain, crockery and glassware, boilers and saucepans, lot kitchemvarc, washing machine (nearly new), washing machine and mangle, lawn mower, garden tools, etc. With Slight Reserve—- ' Pony, gig, harness, lamps, horsecover, pony (guaranteed quiet for lady to drive) MIMI, UREXUI. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. NEWTON KINO TJAS received instructions from Mr. E. J. Butler, who has sold bis farm, to sell by Public Auction as above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVEQQ GOOD DAIRY COWS, some ... milk and balance due in August 20 2 - year heifers by jledigrec Jersey bull ("Yankee Sweet" strain) IS yearling heifers by pedigree Jersey bull ("Yankee Sweet" strain) 10 2-year steers 21) store pigs 10 breeding sows G plough horses 2 bulls Milking . machine (slight reserve), with releaser, good hack, gig horse, Shetland pony, 2 2-year geldings, 2 farm expresses, drill, mower, disc barrows, s.f. plough, d.f. plough, tine and tripod harrows, bay rake, gig and farm harness, separator (new), 20 cases.kerosene, circular s;iw, mangle, washing machine, 2 coppers, 100 sacks, sledge on wheels, G-bottle cow tester, fowl-., the .whole of his household furniture and farm Also— Goodwill of lease of Native Lease of 1-18 acres, Mimi, 10 years to run at a rental of £lO as half-year-ly. A good section, which is all in grass except 12 acres bush. With Slight Reserve— Nearly new j-seater Ford motor-car Sale at 11.30 sharp. NOTE.—These u.. : .. s «- .- Mr. Butler to our knowledge has culled very heavily at the Urcnui saleyards, and during the last season has tested each cow, and those not up to his standard have been thrown out. VENDOR GOING TO THE FRONT. rpEAM of Three Heavy Draught Drav and Harness. Apply, KEWTpN KING, J^glevvqqd,