Page 8 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 11 September 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION, USJfTOK XI N Q'( LIST OF SALES. ■SEPTEMBERMonday. 11.—A. Hunter, Wortlejj Road, Inglewood; also 'Douglas] Tuesday, 12-Stratiora Springing Heifers. Tuesday, 12-Stratforo". ' . . Wednesday, 13—Inglewooj • Wednesday, 13-0. H. Weal, fliiir kawa. , : Thursday, 14— J. Dravitzeki Rata* piko. Friday, 15—Rahotu. Monday. IS—Urenui. , Tuesday, 19—Stony River. Tuesday, 19—Stratford Hide Sal* -. Tuesday, Springing! Heifers Wednesday, GO—lnglcwdoa, ' i Thursday, 21-Waiwakaihqf Bbr*t Fair. Friday, 22—Waiwukaiho, " ' Friday, 22-Toko. Monday, 25—Douglas. Tuesday, 20-Stratford (Springing Heifers. Tuesday, 28—Stratford. Wednesday, 27—Inglewoofc Friday, 29—Rahotu. Friday, 29.—Jiaponga. OCTOBER— s . .. Friday, 6—Newton King's JPedigrel Holsteins at Bell Block. Thursday, 12—Stony River Horad Fair. ENTRIES INVITED, WORTLEY ROAD, INGLEWOOD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1918.

NEWTON KING, {-JAS received instructions from MR* A. HUNTER (who ia leaving for (lie front), to sell by auction, eubject lo the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' A»rotation's Rules, the whole of his live nd dead stock as under, WITHOUT RESERVE ; €) DAIRY COWS, mostly younf grade Holsteins 6 2-year springing heiferj 13 yearling heifers (good) 1 3-year Holstein bul". 4 store cows 2 harness mares " pigs, 12 fowls, cfttven. milk carl and harness, gig and, harness,, 11 coulter Massey Harris drill (new), s.f. Hornaby plough, hillside plough, dis.», tyne and chain harrows, chaff-cutter, 5 milk cans, stack hay, 20 shares Moa Dairy Comparty, 8 shares Inglewood Bacon Co,* bacon, pig barrels, rooffing Iron, farm toola, household and sua« dries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED,, Sale at 12.30 o'clock. Also, his two properties situattj pi} 'iVortley Road, as under, . . 64 ACKES > fr«hold, section 225, block 13, Egmont Survey District, all in grass, mostly ploughed, 1J miles from Ingl.iwood and factory, 5-roomed, house fl-bail cowshed, ca'.fhouse, trapshed, pig styes, im>i plement shed and other buti buildings. ACRES 2 ROODS, freehold, section 242, block 4, Egmont Survey District, all in grass, mostly ploughed, H miles from Inslcwood and factory. NOTE.-As Mr. Hunter has enlists lor the front he i 9 therefore very anxious to clear up his two properties. Being so handily situated to Inglewood these two nice little farms should be ivcll worth inspection, and will be iffered at 2 o'clock. The dairy cows aro ;ood, having averaged £l4 5s for milk

ttGLEWOOD YARDS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, NEWTON KING ■yyiLL sen, subject to the Taranakl Stock Auctioneer's Association'* rules: 25Q HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including: 50 good yearling Bteers 35 store eows 35 yearling heifers 25 springers SO mixed yearlings 4 20 empty heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. R AT APIKO. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER U. NEWTON KING J-JAS received instructions from JJr..J. Dravitzsni, who has sold Giig farm, to sell on the property on above date, subject to the Taranaki Stock Auctions cits' Association rule?— WITHOUT RESERVE|g DAIRY COWS, in milk and Mf calve by end of September. 7 calves 14 store pigs 2 '/.'draught fior'M 1 dray and harness, l ,<ylg and harness, M a sscy-Harris s.f. plough! (new), tine harrows, 9-coulter drill with discs, 03-gal. Alpha* l.aval separator, chains and swingletrci's, cream cans, Trcvcllu jack, quantity seed and eating.potatoes, 000 ft scantling, totara posts, poultty, housiiliolj furnituce, etc., etc. Sale at 12.30 p. 4 Luncheon provided.