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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION NORFOLK ROAD, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1917. NEWTON KINO TXAS received instructions from Mr. <T. Roguski (whose lease lias expired) to sell by public auction the whole of his live and dead stock as under— WITHOUT RESERVE 26 'dairy cows, mostly July and Aug-ust-calvers 13 mixed weanera • 1 mare (all harness) 1 6-year mare 1 aged mare Spring dray (new), hay rake, McCormick mower, tine harrows, s.f. plough, 1 sow, 1 boar, spring cart, Zealandia range (new), set trees, spray pump, 5 milk cans and buckets, y, ton turnip manure, tools and sundries. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCKLUNCHEON PROVIDED,

RATA STREET, INGLEWOOD. FRIDAY, JULY G, 1917, NEWTON KING ""TAS received instructions from Dr. Whetter (who is leaving for the front) to sell by public auction the whole of hia household furniture and effects as under:— WITHOUT RESERVE Extension dining table and .6 chairs, 2 easy chairs, Chesterfield carved lable, rocking chair, carved hall table, ovcrmantlcs, sideboard, glass cases, writing desks, 2 single brass bedsteads, hall stand, Turkish mat, chest drawers, duchess chests, whatnots, wardrobes, wicker couch, wicker chairs, 3 carpet squares, double wood bedstead, toilet tables, folding table, 2 writing desks, wicker arm chairs, box l ottoman, small tables, mirrors and bookshelves, 4 pairs heavy curtains, b:b.w. and kitchen chairs, kitchen table, fire screens, fenders, 8 dozen Mason jars, 2 meat safes, commode, electric iron, pictures, fire irons, bicycle, glass ware, crockery, pair steps, pot plants, tools, ktchen utensils and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE--1 Austin 3-seater motor car in running order. Sale at, 1 o'clock. AT THE HAYMARKET SATURDAY, JULY 7. NEWTON KING WILL sell as above, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' 1 thoroughbred mare "Lady Armshot" in foal to "Toygun" 1 thoroughbred mare (pacer; all harness). 1 bay gelding (all harness) 1 black horse (Victor) 1 gig (long shafter) 1 saddle ALSO- " 1 trap horse (all harness) 2 spring cai't horses (one aged, 17 years) 1 horse, aged (shafter) 1 dray (l 1 /? yards; good condition) and harness 1 milk cart and harness On account of Mr. P. W. Brown, who is leaving for camp 2 y,-draught farm horses (good) ON THE FARM, PUKEARUHE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. NEWTON KING WAS received instructions from Mr. W. J. Bowman, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction, as above:— WITHOUT RESERVE 70 fat and forward 3% to 4-year bullocks 45 good dairy cows, early calvers 4 springing heifers ' 26 store cows / 7 2-year heifers 28 2-year steers 25 mixed yearlings 300 sound mouth breeding ewes (good) 275 lambs (woolly) 6 draught horses 1 2-year draught filly 1 harness horse 1 good pony 3 sheep and cattle dogs 50 White Rock una Leghorn fowls 15 store pigs fl-buckets Ridd milking machine with Ridd engine, s.f. plough, d.f. plough, 2 sets disc harrows, tine harrows, mower, Cambridge roller, reaper and binder in good order, slag sower, .') shearing machines, 2'/ 2 -h.p. Lister engine, spring dray, wheelbarrow, milk cans. 30 Oft Puriri straining posts 150 rimu rails 225 battens 100 feet l%incli piping 20 feet shafting ■ ' 500 sacks, and all farm sundries. Also quantity of good well-made household furniture, including 2 full bedroom suites, i pieces in each. Luncheon at 11 a.m. Sale at 11.30 a.m.