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Taranaki Daily News, 30 May 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OIJ FURNITURE, FARM IMPLEMENTS* ETC - -tii _ I THURSDAY, MAY 31, JMfl ON THE FARM, STRATPORD-OPO* ~ . NAKE ROAD, ROWAN NEWTON KING sell on behalf of Mr. A, W, Me\i low, who is leaving the district:-^ 2 Duchess pairs and ware, b.r. bedsteadj 2 wire-wove mattresses, double be 4» stead, three-quarter bedstead, single bedsteads, carpets, curtains anc| poles, sewing machine, linos, carpet) runner, hall stand, fern stand, suite< occasional and dining tables, cakd stand, axminster carpet, pictures, sideboard, couches, easy chairs, glas| ware, afternoon tea set, chairs, fen* der and irons, copper fire table cloth, hanging and table lamps, set table billiards, cupboard ana meat safe, store cupboard, cooking utensils, jam, baths, O'Cedat mop* flour bin, crockery, cutlery, etc.* piano. 9-coulter Duncan drill (good), spring dray, block dray, milk waggon tq carry 30-cwt, set discs, swingletrees and chains, wheelbarrow, sledge, 2 stumping jacks, waggon, gig and dray harness, pigs, poultry, 0 milk cans, copper and stand, troughs, wire netting, lireular saw and bench, horse-power, dog, tent. 1 bay mare, 4 years, half-draught, sound! and good. 1 bay gelding, S years, half draughty sound and good. 1 black- gelding, 0 years, sound and good, all broken to any, harness, trial. 06 fully-paid-up shares in Kaponga Dairy Company; 3 shares in the Farmers' Co-operative Organisatioi Society. Alio, on account of Mr, R. T. B. Mellow* With Slight Reserve 1 good heavy draughfliorscsi broken; 4 good milk cart horses. 1 Shetland poay. Also, on account of Mr. H. Mellow i—■With Slight Reserve 20 good weaners Also, on account of Mr. E. W. Gar« monsway: l -' With Slight! Reserve Duncan d.f.l. plough, Duncan discs, B, and G. 11 coulter drill, block dray ; heavy waggon, 2' sets swingletrees, ' .'! sots chains, 3 sets leading harness, .collars and hames, saddles and hreechings; half-draught mare, ( years, broken to all harness j draught mare, 8 years, broken to al harness; draught mare, 6 years; broken to all harness; half-draught gelding, 5 years, broken to all hari ness; half-draught gelding, 3 year' broken to all harness; 3 foals. 'Sale at 1 p.m. sharp. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Motor Waggon will leave Kapongß at 12.30 for the sale. Clients must book; scats at Kaponga office. • " WAIWAKAIHO YARDS. FRIDAY, JUNE' 1NEWTON KING \S?ILL sell as above, subject to t!t« rules of the Tarnnaki Stock Auelioneers' Association: 50 store cows 40 weaner heifers 30 weaner steers 10 springing heifers and cow* u'O woolly lambs 50 f.m. ewes in lamb 15 in-calf heifers IMPORTANT SALE Of VALUABLE COASTAL DAIRYING FARM, SATURDAY, 2nd JUNE, NEWTON KING TJAS received instructions from' th« Executors of the Estate of the lat< J. F. EUSTACE to sell by auction at his mart, on Saturday, 2nd June— That valuable dairying farm of-437 acres, conveniently situated near the Okato Township, School, Post, Office and Saleyards; together with 0roomed dwelling, 12 bail cowshed L.K.O. milking machine with engina and 3 pulsators complete, and othel outbuildings; the whole sub-divided into 11 paddocks. TENURE: West Coast Settlement Re serve Tease, of which 315 acres have 20 years to run at an annual rental of £B3 3s 2d, 22 acres have 21 years to run at an annual rental of i' 4 2s fld; AS acres 3 roods have lO'/i years to run at annual rental of £3!) 10s, with perpetual recurring right of renewal. This is a splendid opportunity, for any* one to acquire a first-class dairying fart as the property must be sold in order W wind up the Estate. For further particulars apply to- ' ' (HWETT & QUTLLTAM, Solicitor* or to THE AUCTIONEER. .Sale at 2 o'clock p.ro