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Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTIO2C HAYMARKET SALE, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1817, NEWTON KING sell at the Hayiaarket, atrat* ford, as above; 40 weanera 33 stores 2 sows , 14 shares Inglewood Bacon Co. 2 ploughs, 1 milk cart, 1 horse, gig and harness Sale at 12 o'clock. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. NEWTON KING sell as above, subject to the rulti of the Taranaki Stock Association: 90 yearling steers (good) 33 yearling steers (just off turnips) 30 15-month heifers 40 empty heifers 60 good 15-month steers 25 yearling steers (good) 15 2-year empty heifers 25 yearling heifers 25 . store and forward cows 40 2-year empty heifers 30 forward cows 30 store cow* 12 miwd yearlings ' 60 mixed yearlings 25 yearling heifer* 7 good springing heifers 20 springing heifers 12 bulls cows 70 ewes and lamb* 60 ewes and lambs 250 mixed age wethers On account of Mr. H. E. Glover, Wlo to leaving the district: WITHOUT RESERVE 18 dairy cows in milk 2 springing cows 1 2 empty heifers Pedigree Jersey bull by "Faney'l Lord Twylish (imp.), out Maggie 11. r 2 good half-draught horses 1 good trap mare Phaeton in good order 1 2-cow Ridd releaser plant, 2i/ a . h.p. Listpr engine, with,6s-gs(l!. Alpha separator, fitted with clutch pulley (slight resette). Sale at one o'clock. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. L. A. NOLAN and Co. are instructed by the Trustees of the late James Way to offer for sale by public auction at the Mart, Devon Street— ALL that piece' of land containing one rood one. perch or 'thereabouts, being parts of Section's 963' and 0W Town of New Plymouth, situated on the north side of Devon Street, close to Gover Street (opposite ,MeNeifl'» grocery establishment),. having s frontage to Devon Street of nearly 83 feet, with 6-roomed house, small shop, etc., thereon. « SALE AT 2.30 p.m. .AT THE MART, STRATFORD. / SATURDAY, OCT. .20. T. LAMASON sell by public auction: vegetables, rhubarb, seed potatoes, 2 ranges, Barrett lawn mower, wash-tub, large bath, 1 gig and harness, wheelbarrow; quantity furniture, comprising— Duchess chest and pair. iron, bedstead, wire mattresses; a quantity of sundries, comprising—Hotel soap, tumblers, etc.' Sale at one o'clock. AT THE HOUSE, BEDFORD. STREET, ELTHAM. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. At one o'clock. SMALLEY ANDCO. JJAVE received instructions from L. O Flyger, who has sold his property, to sell-by public auction, vVITHOUT Rfc-t-iiVE,' the whole of his Household' Furniture and Effects: ' Passage runner carpet mats, hat* stand. Bedroom No, I.—l W, bedstead, fea> poc w. mattress, child's cot lino, duchess pair, toifet ware, mats, curtain poles and blinds; No. 2.—1 s.w. bedstead, kapoc'w ' mattress, wicker chair, child'* chair, table, curtains ana uunds. No. 3.—J vf. bedstead, kapoc wite mattress, lino, duchess, boot cabinet, curtains and pole. Sitting Room.—Table and cover, 4 chairs, 2 Morris chairs, mats, fire screen, coal cabinet, fender and irons, sideboard, saddle bag couch, book case, fern stand. Kitchen.—New Perfection stove, pres. pan, knife cleaner,• lino, pres. bottles, crockery, glass case, quantity kitchen utensils, Merimax fire extinguisher. Outside.—2 Ransome lawn mowers, garden tools, 50 feet hose, lawn roller, T. and G, flooring, beehive, boxes paints, carpenter's bench, tubs, enamel foot bath, etc. A HINT TO HOUSfewiV 13?.—Tasteless dinners made tn.«tv bv serving Havward's FLAG BRAND PICKLES, a eondiment fit for kings.. All live stores