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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION • --"Si FRAKKLEY ROAD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. • NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from Mrs. E. K. L. Okey to sell by Public Auction as above:— "WITHOUT RESERVE 17 Jersey cross dairy cows, 'August and September calvers 4 2-year iu-calf heifera C yearling heifers 1 Jersey bull 1 gig horse 1 half-draught horse, cultivator hand drill, si. plough, chain harrows, separator, cans, stack hay Churn, sledge, new crosscuts, qoan« tity tools, saddle and bridle, harness, grit mill, greenbone mill, garden roller. ALSO--80 acres, Frankley Road, and home' stead \ AND 11 acres, Frankley Road. Full particulars as to terms and inspection can be obtained from the auctioneer. On account of Mr. E. Holden:-* 1 pedigree Jersey bull, grandson of K.C.B. 1 20-month grade Jersey buli 1 springing cow 7 20-month heifers 10 vearlin" heifers

On account of Mr. Harry Lett, who has sold his farm: 17 springing heifera I dog carfe 1 g'g ' 2 halfbred Shetland ponies 1 half-draught horse Household furniture, etc. Sale at 1 o'clock. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OP PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE • RAIIOTU SALEYARDS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from Mr. Ilenry Stones to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE 11 pedigree Jersey cows 3 2-year pedigree Jersey heifers 2 pedigree yearling Jersey heifer* 1 pedigree 10-year Jersey b'i\ 2 2-ycay pedigree Jersey bulls 4 yearling pedigree Jersey bulla (i grade dairy cows Sale at one o'clock

XOTIO.—Mr. Stonox has, since lie com-'.iii-nocd breeding, always been particu-, hirly careful in his selection of bulls to Ncad his small herd, and has built up a very choice little lino that would attract attention wherever displayed. The condition is good and it 19 only owing to failing health that Mr. Stonex has decided to dispose of the whole herd without reserve. Intending buyers are mnuvsied to bodTrsents at Mr. King's offices. OX THE FARM, WAITARA WEST. THURSDAY, AUGUST 0, NEWTON KiNti J-JAS received instructions from Mrs. R. V. Mercer, who has sold her farm, to sell by Public Auction as above:—■ ' 15 dairy cows, 3rd and 4th calvers 4 springing heifers 4 yearling heifers 1 grade Jersey bull, 2 milk cart horses, spring trap and harness, difiq and tine harrows, nearly new Duncan s.f. plough, whippletreos, and chains, large trough, 4 milk cans and strain-

ALSO— * Section S, Block'sß, Waitara. Household Furniture of a 6-roomea house, Luncheon Provided, Sale-at l 1" O'clock. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from Mr. ■ Geo. Looriev, in order to close the estate of the late Mr. •!. J. Looney, to sell by public auction, at the Mart, New 'Plymouth oil Saturday, August 11, at 2 p.m.:— The Freehold Farm, containing 116 acres 1 rood 5 perches more or loss, being parts of sections i", 14 and 30 Oakura District, together with dwelling house iiitl other buildings ttisreoiu For particulars and conditions of sals apply to Messrs Roy and Nicholson, S3 Brougham Street, New Plymouth, SpUeitors to the Vendor, or to tho Auctioneer. JJAIiY MOTORCAR AEJtViIB RAnOTU TO NEW FLYMOOTH. New Eight-seater Hudson Car will ieav* Rahotu daily at 7.15 a.ln., arriving New Plyjonal Bank corner) it 4.30 p.m.; arrive Raliotu 6 p.m. Fares may be booked and parcels left with Mr J, H. Walker, at Cattley'e Office, Brougham Street. MOMONA TAMTHANA, Proprietor.