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Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JULY— Thursday, 10—Syinons Bros,, Pungarehu. Friday, 20— N. Thorpe, Stratford. Friday, 20—Mrs. M. A. Miller, Warea Friday 20— J. Fay, Huirangi Monday, 23—L. Jensen, Norfolk Rd., Inglewood. Wednesday, 25—A. D. Gray, Okato. Wednesday, 25 R. D. Milne, Toko. > s Wednesday, 2">—J. Steele, Manaia Road, Kaponga. Thursday 2u—F. 11. Sampson, Sentry Hill. Monday, 30—M. Hopson's Estate anil J. H. Ilopson, Bristol Road, Inglewood Monday, 30— E. E. Hancock, Cheal Road, Ngaere. AUGUST— Thursday, 2—Geo. Lamb, Junction road, Inglewood. Thursday, 2—A. Ellis, Oxford Road, Okato. Thursday 2—A. J. Perrott, Huiroa Wednesday, B—H. Stonex (pedigree and grade Jerseys), Rahotu yards. Thursday, o—Mrs Mercer, Waitara RAHOTU YARDS; FRIDAY, JULY 20. NEWTON KING lyyiLL sell as above, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association 40 store and forward cows 80 mixed yearling: 20 in-eall" heifers 10 good forward cows 5 springers 41 yearling heifers 10 fat cows. 28 yearling steers 8 store cows 10 choice 2-year Jersey springing heifers 2 express horses Also, on account of Mrs. Evans At the conclusion of the maltle sale— Household furniture, consisting of beds and bedding, duchess and chest drawers, setee and three chairs to match kitchen table, G chairs, sideboard, linoleum, carpet runner and mats, bath, mangle and sundries. Sale at 1 o'clock. Also at Warea, at 10 a.m. sharp, on „f Mr. Jas. Millar:— 2 s.I. olouglis, disc harrows, 2 sets chain harrows, milk c'ttrt and harness, chains, harness, swinglctrces, milk cans, pig troughs, ladder, dining and kitchen tables, 2 sideboards, chairs, sofa, curtain poles, pictures, sewing machine, fern stands, fancy ware, 2 chest drawers, iron bedstead, 2 wash stands, wardrobe, 2 mirrors, Dover stove, clocks and lamps, cooking utensils, copper and tub.j, , spray pump, step ladder and sundries, milk cans, horse gig and harness, half ton manures, linoleums, buckets and sundries. ON THE FARM, HUIRANGI FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917, NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from Mr, J. Fay, who lias sold his farm, to Sell by Public Auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE YOUNG DAIRY COWS, mostly Jersey cross, due July to September (factory test, 4.2 to 5.7) 4 store cows 4 2-year in-calf heifen 11 yearling Jersey heifers 3 yearling bulls (two Jersey, one Shorthorn) 1 3-year pedigree Ayrshire bull Grey gelding, brown gelding (both all harness), chestnut hack, 9coulter Monitor drill, McCormick mower, McCormick hay rake, Reid and Grey d.f. plough (convertible), tine, disc, tripod and chain harrows, Cambridge roller, spring cart and frame, gig> cans, strainer, buckets, grindstone, ladder, wheelbarrow, swingletrecs and and chains, set gig and spring cart harness, 2 sets collars, hames and winkers, saddle and bridle, sheep and fowl netting, 200 chaff sacks, barb wire, wire strainer, horse and cow rugs, pole straps, scythe, forks, spade, gorse knives and grubber, oats, poultry, tools and farm sundries. Sale at 12.30 Luncheon Provided. Note. —These cows are good. The implements are all practically new, and in good order. KELLY STREET, INGLEWOOD SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917. NEWTON KING sell by Public Auction about 40,000 feet of all classes of timber, doors, windows, mantelpieces, etc. The timber is in first-class order, from the dismantled building known as the Old Inglewood Hotel, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Bale at 2 o'clock