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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KINO LIST OF CLEARING SALES, JULY— Friday, 20— N. Thorpe, Stratford. Friday, 20—Mrs. M. A. Miller, Warea Friday 20— J. Fay, Huirangi Monday, 23—L. Jensen, Norfolk Rd. ( Inglewood. Tuesday, 24 J. Steele, Manaia Ed., Kaponga. Wednesday, 25—A. D. Gray, Okato. Wednesday, 25 R. D. Milne, Toko. Thursday 20— F. H. Sampson, Sentry Hill. Monday, 30—M. Hopson's Estate , and J. H. Hopson, Bristol Road, Inglewood Monday, 30— E. E. Hancock, Cheal Road, Ngaere. AUGUSTThursday, 2—Geo. Lamb, Junction road, Inglewood. Thursday, 2—A. Ellis, Oxford Road, Okato. Thursday 2—A. J. Perrott, Huiroa Wednesday, B—H. Stones (pedigree and grade Jerseys), Rahotu yards. Thursday, o—Mrs Mercer, Waitara ON THE FARM, HUIRANGI FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917, NEWTON KING JTAS received instructions from Mr. J. Fay, who has sold his farm, to Sell by Public Auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE Oft 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 heiferf 11 yearling Jersey heifers 3 yearling bulls (two Jersey, one Shorthorn) 1 3-year pedigree Ayrshire bull Grev gelding, brown gelding (both nil harness), chestnut hack, !)■ coulter Monitor drill, McCor- ! mick mower, MeCormiek 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, swingletrees and ! and chains, set gig and spring I cart harness, 2 sets collars, ! hames and winkers, saddle and bridle, sheep and fowl netting, 200 chad' sacks', barb wire, wire strainer, horse and cow rugs, pole straps, scythe, forks, spade,, gorse knives and grubber, oats, poultry, tools and farm sundries. * Luncheon Provided, Note. —These cows are good. The implements are all practically new, and in good order. KELLY STREET, INGLEWOOD SATURDAY, JULY 21, 191-7. NEWTpN KING VX/ILL 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 purchaser?. Sale at 2 o'clock. ON THE FARM, WHENUAKURA. TUESDAY, JULY 24. At 12.30 p.m. i B. T. BENNETT ITAS . received instructions from Mr. John Shield to sell by auction at at Homestead, Slotfold Farm, Whenuakura, as above, the whole of his herd of choice dairy stock and plant as under:— 05 dairy cows, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers 10 2-year heifers 3 brood sows, cloae to farrowing 4 store pigs •' 1 bay mare, rising 4 years, out of dam by Silvei\ Flood 1 brown mare, rising 4 years, Glenullan-Ngatata mare. 1 draught gelding, 3 years 1 Simplex milking outfit, nearly new,. ; milk ' cans and, waggon, Booth McDonald lime andy manure spreader, MasseyHarrjs, mowing machine, in good order, hay sweeps, Mas-sey-Harris hay- rake, turnip cutter, dehorner, 300-gal. tank, quantity potatoes. NOTE.—This herd is recognised as, the best in the Whcnuakura district, the test being one of the highest of those supplying the factory. The owner has been building the herd up for the last twenty years, and has always used Grst-class stock. Purcjiasers'may allow any stock purchased to remain on the tarm for a reasonable time to suit their convenience. Buyers requiring financial assistance may arrange for same with the auctioneer. Light lunch provided. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND CALFSKINS. above Valuations will be held at Newton King's Wool Store, Stratford, every four weeks. Consignments must arrive by the FRIDAY previous. Advice Cards and Labels on application,