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Taranaki Daily News, 2 May 1918, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, WAITOITCtt. THURSDAY, MAY 9. NEWTON KING OTAS received instructions from Sydney J. Sutton, who lias sold hi<farm, to sell by Public Auction as above, absolutely without reserve: CHOICE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, July to September calverg 9 pedigree Jersey cows 1 pedigree Jersey heifer 3 pedigree Jersy bulls 1 2-year pedigree Jersey bull 13 choice in-ealf heifers 2 5-year heavy farm horses 1 8-year spring cart mare I 8-year spring cart gelding 1 8-year good stock horse 3-bucket Ridd milking machine with 4-h.p. Lister engine (slight reserve) 5-seater Dodge motor car '(slight reserve) 1 breeding sow, disc, tine, chain, and tripod harrows, Hornsby binder/ hay rake, 3 s.f. ploughs, d.f. plough, grain crusher, monitor seed drill with double discsj swingle trees, 7 sets chains and running gear, 2 grind stones, McCormick knife grinder, circular saw with rip saws, circular cooler and vat, power water pump and tank, hand or power Melotte separator, milk and cream cans, steel and wood pulleys, quantity belting, shafting ]>' big and timber, 7 tons carbonate of lime, half ton basic super, horse and cow rugs, 1 good milk waggon, spring cart and waggon harness, spring cart, spray pump, fowls and ducks, hillside plough, lawn mower, and a largo quantity of farm tools and sundries all in good order. ALSO: All Household Furniture 223 Effects; including: Bedroom and drawing room suites, single bedroom suite, large extension table, oak writing desk, oak sideboard. English piano (slight reserve) Singer sewing machine, 3 carpet squares, mats, crockery and sua* dries.

Luncheon Provided. Sale at 11.30 a.m. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—This lierd-Ta one that I can thoroughly recommend. The cows are very well known in the district, having always held the top posi-* Hon at the Waitoitoi Factory, They are all young, and Mr. Sutton will graze for buyers free of charge to June 1. Far* mers looking for a few choice Jeraeya with records should not miss this oppoiw tunity.

RAHOTU SALEYARDS. 1 ! FRIDAY, MAY 10. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Charles Jeffries to sell by public; auction as above: 2 FARMS, close to Raliotu, of 40-acref and 70 acres each. Full Particulars Later. LAND BARGAINS. GOING CONCERN, 113 ACRES Freehold, all ill grass, 4 miles fronl rail* way, metalled road, 5-roomod house, motor-shed, outbuildings, sub-divided into numerous paddocks, all ploughable; to« gether with 27 cows, one bull, 16 steers, 2 heifers, 2 horses, crops, all farm implements. Price as a going concern, £34 ss, £IOOO caslit (9) 102 ACRES Freehold, SO acres in grass, handy to school, post office, factory and township, good metalled road, 4-roomed house, cowshed, storeroom, trapshed, good fencing. Price £l7 10s per acre, £l6O cash, balance 5 years at 5$ per cent. Will take house and section as- deposit. (14) 118 ACRES ; Freehold, all in grass, 7 miles from railway station, metalled road, school, post office and creamery, factory, li miles, well sub-divided, G-roomed house and outbuidings. Price £l7 per acre, £4OO cash. Balance 5 years 5% per cent No mortgage. (8) NEWTON KING. INGLEWOOD.

EVERYBODY DRINKS EVERYBODY DRINKS DANISH COFFEE AT fflHB g A» Danish Coffee is made up from r 1 genuine Danish Formula, and is otit tamable only at ■ THE MARBLE BAR. Hty Danish Coffee and Hot Buttered Toast. ifI^ARBLE (Everybody's Favorite).. Frederick Carr Manager.