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Taranaki Daily News, 28 November 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION 1 — .' <' WINDSOR ROAD, INUbIiWOOD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1017/ NEWTON KING MAS received instructions from Mr t " WJ . Dean, who lias t-old Lis farm, ts ( sell by public auction: WITHOUT RESERVE 43 dairy cows, mostly Shorthorjfo Ilolstein 1 forward cow 1 3-year Shorthorn bull (food) 1 heavy draught bay gelding, 5 'yW[i 1 heavy draught roan gelding, J years '• ■' 1 heavy draught bay.'gelding, $ years; 1 half-draught milk cart horst 1 chestnut hade (gooa stock ponyf' 40 Shorthorn-Holstein calves (gWd) Pedigree sow and litter, purebred boar, sow in farrow, sow and litter, 10 store pigs, spring cart, Colonial cultrfktey fl-coulter drill with aeed"box, s.f f swamp plough, d.f. plough, «;f 4 plough, chain and tine harrows,, mower, 4-horsc gear, set trees, 1-4 horse tree,. 1 logging chain, 5 pairs chains, set cart harness, collars hdmes and traces, sis , . sheets lOffr fton; 4 tons chaff, 4 milk cans, 2, cream cans,*C-bot. Balcoek tester and acid, 2 jacks, 12 cases benzine, 4 horse covers, 20 cow covers, 1 sk.- cocksfoot, 3 sacks Italian rye, 3 gals, lubrieating oil, 14-gallon copper, plain wire, sledge, grindstone,. X-saw, forks, wheelbarrow and ladder, dog, 6 pig barrelk, fencing bat. tens, pig troughs; 21 shares in Inglcifrood Bacon Company, 37: shares Moa Dairy Co,/tools and sundries. 6 tons blood and bone" manure WIT« SLIGHT pSERVE 1 5-buckct Ridd milking machin* 1 2y 3 -b;p. I.ister engine ■ •> 1 65-gallori Domo separator. NOTE.—My agent has inspected the herd, and they are a Tory fine lot, consisting chiefly of good-framed ShorthornIlolstein cows, in great condition and practically all young. Mr. Dean has culled very heavily, and when Jfujdng always bought the best, and did not study | rice. Special attention is drawn to the calves, as it is doubtful if. there ig a better lot in the district. The threfl heavy horses can Also be recommended, ns they are young t _staunch, and wijl do any work... Luncheon Provide^. Sale at 12 o'clock.

WAIWAKAIHQ YARDS. . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER » NEWTON KING yyiLL at his yards as above: 30 store and forward cows ■ 50 mixed 15-month cattle' ~ . . 20 springing hoifera and cows ( 8 bulls 15 empty heifers 1 2-year Holstein cow 1 2 J-year Shorthorn < bull, bv Rom Prince (imp.) ' •, 5 good springing, heifers 1 3-year Shorthorn bull ' 1 3-yeur purebred Holstein Ins •(good). 1 yearling Rhqrthoro bull 25 good hoggets Sale at 1 o'clock. SATURDAY; DECEMBER • ■ ■ I NEWTON. KINO N JJAS received instructions from Mr. D. Barry,.to sell hf auction at his Haymarkefc, as above:. • 1 Phaeton, Horse and Harness, inj ''rst-elasa order. - ' Sale at 12.30 pjn. TO MOfOftlSTS.' is hereby given that on and after September S the motoring public of New (Plymouth and snrroynding districts will b*s v able to have, the'it tyre 3 and tubes- repaired satisfactorily, and a sis months' guarantee giveif with every tube repair. If your tube is torn in half, or part of it 'blown awiy;'" it makes no difference. " I can' rojoiri-Vt oi put a section in ind make it as gboil as new, at a reasonable cost. Tyre irccc«« sories stocked. R. WHALE King's Buildings, Brougham Street TRIPS TO MOUNT EGMONT. WQOLDRIDGE wishes to Intlmat* to tourists and the travelling public that his commodious seven-seator cur? will run to the Mountain every .Sunday and Thursday, leaving the office of tilt Tourist aiid' Expansion League (where seats may be booked) at 8 a.m.; fare 15g return. Special trips arranged. Bough roads don't worry the users of CLINCHER TYRES because they arc composed of the best quality rubber made by honest British labor. Tradr imperially and buy the British article.