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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. CHEAL ROAD, NGAERK MONDAY, JULY 30, 1917 t " NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. E, E. Hancock, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on above date: WITHOUT RESERVE 40 dairy cows, expected to calve August-September 8 dairy cows just in 3 2-year springing heifers 6 mixed Shorthorn yearlings 8 Shorthorn calves by pedigree Shorthorn bull 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull, 2 years, by Sunny Side Lord Darlington Ist (slight reserve) 1 sow, 0 slips 1 set chain harrows, heavy set discs, light set discs, I roller, 1 .disc plough, milk cart and harness, milk cans and buckets, 3 tons lime, geese, ducks, turkeys, fowls, chains and swingletrees, sundry harness and farm implements, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 5-seater Ford motor-car, in good order. Sale at 12.30 p.m. Luncheon Provided. Mr. Hancock lias been milking lor a number of years, and has culled heavily each year, the cows are well into the Shorthorn with a few Jerseys and liolsteins, they have been carefully selected, and are in good condition. Cars will leave my Kaponga office at 10 o'clock on the morning of sale. Intending buyers are requested to book seats early.

BRISTOL ROAD, INGLEWOOD. MONDAY,"JULY 30, 1017. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from thi> Executors in the late M. Hopson's Estate, to sell by auction the whole of his live and dead stock as under:— WITHOUT RESERVE 32 Jersey-Sliortliorn dairy cows, August and September culvers. 7 in-calf heifers 1 Jersey bull 1 sow in farrow Express, with pole and shafts, 2 gigs, spring dray, tine harrows, roller, whippletrees and chains, harness, 2 milk vats, barrel churn, 75-gallon Alpha separator, butter worker, 5 cans, strainer, scales, saws, grindstone, copper and stand, washing machine, stumping jack, tools, household furniture and sundries. . WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 2 aged horses, broken to all har.ness. 1 6-year hack 3 3-year unbroken horses 1 yearling fitly 6 3-year sprniging heifers ALSO WITHOUT RESERVE On account of Mr. J. H. Hopson, who is giving up dairying:— 30 Jersey-Shorthorn cows, mostly August and September calvers. My agent has inspected both the above herds, and most of the cows.show a lot of quality. As they are nearly all bred by the vendors on rough country, I advise farmers who aro requiring cows to attend this sale. Luncheon at 11.30. Sale at 12 o'clock.

WINDSOR ROAD, INGLEWOOD. TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1917. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. H. Howlett (wlio is leaving the district), to sell by auction tlie whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, including:— WITHOUT RESERVE . Sideboard (new), cottage piano (slight reserve), dining table, easy chairs, couch, kit table, C oak chairs, carpet square, wood bedstead, 2 iron Uedsteads duchess pair, chest drawers, 8 b.b.w. chairs, hall stand, small tables, stretchers, linoleums, oilcloth, pictures, Jap matting, kitchen utensils and sundries. Sale at 1 o'clock,

SATURDAY) JULY 28. L. A. NOLAN AND' CO. JJAVE received instructions to sell by auction in Mr. Joseph West's yard, opposite the mart: — Cliassis of the 35-h.p. Willys Utility Moto Bus lately used in the New Plymouth Inglewcod run. " J ~ Also Lamps, tools, etc. The top of the above vras recently damaged by fire, but the chassis escaped injury. May be inspected at the White Hart Stables before day of sale. Sale at 2 o'clock. For itineraries of sales see page 4.