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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. MANAIA SALE. TUESDAY, JUNE 18. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. \yiLL sell by auction as above: 25 FORWARD & STORE COWS 2 fat cows 10 empty heifers 15 18-month steers 20 weaner steers 20 weaner heifers 1 springing heifer, close to profit G 2-year springing heifers 10 3-year springing heifers 7 porkers 7 good store pigs 100 fencing posts ON THE FARM, AWATUNA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. At 12.30 p.m. THE N,Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Mr. J. W. Pentelow, who has sold his farm, and is leaving tlie district, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: 52 YOUNG DAIRY COWS, July and August calvers 2 cows in milk 150 yearling steers, in lots and classed to size and color 30 yearling heifers 12 lambs 1 sow, close to farrow 1 Berkshire boar 2 store pigs Milk waggon (good order), block dray, butcher's cart, waggonette, Cambridge roller (nearly new), , s.f. lever plough, chain harrows, chaffeutter (hand or power), 2 sledges, 10 milk cans, tubs, troughs, quantity harness, tools, and sundries; quantity seasoned floor and weather boards All cows purchased may remain on farm at owners' risk till July 2. We have inspected the above cows and can assure intending buyers that the cattle are all young, good milking Btrain cows, carrying plenty of condition, and showing well in calf. The weaners are at present running on turnips, and are all doing well. Mr. Pentelow's aim has always been to keep nothing but the best; the returns can be supplied to any prospective buyers. Luncheon Provided.

ON THE FARM, OPUNAKE. TUESDAY, JUNE 25. At 12 noon. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. E. G. Middleton, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: '75 dairy cows, July, August and September calvers, mostly Shorthorns and Holsteins 1 milk cart horse, staunch 1 yearling filly 1 strong milk waggon and harness, spring dray and harness, set Duncan discs in good order, s.f. Duncan plough in good order, milk cans, barrels, buckets, troughs, good saddle and bridle, 2 horse covers, cow covers, quantity furniture. NOTE.—The cows are a first-class lot, a. number being very early calvers. Mr. Middleton has culled extensively every year, and buyers can buy with every confidence. Luncheon Provided. GOING CONCERN. 144 ACRES Freehold; situated 8% miles from New Plymouth, metalled road, all ploughed, 120 acres in good grass, balance in crop; subdivided into 20 paddocks, good fencing, school, post office and factory within one' mile. Buildings consist of a 7-roomed house, hay-shed, concrete cowshed, motor-shed and implement shed, engine and separator room, concrete floor, together with thirty-two cows, two sows, three horses, one plough, 1 Massey-Harris Le&er Harrow, 1 drill, "Empire,® 1 spring cart and harness, - Mas-sey-Harris mower, 1 disc, 1 tip dray and breeching, 4 milk cans, 1 stack hay, 1 Warrick Engine, 1 4-cow plant, A.W.R. milking machine, in good order. PRICE -£37 10s; £I,OOO cash, balance for 6 years at 5i per cent. No mortgage. Buildings insured for £6OO. 100' Frehold, all in grass and and ploughed, situated 3i miles from Stratford station, "l mile from school, post office, etc., 7roomed house, h. and c.w., conveniences, concrete cowshed, loft, car and trapslied; subdivided into about 12 paddocks. PRICE, £46 per crea; £4OO cash, balance 5 years at 5$ per cent. NEWTON KING. INGLEWOOD, QUICK RELIEF FOR ASTHMA SUFFERERS TRY 6TATIM ASTHMA POWDERS Hey are pleasant to take and are a sure preventative azainit attacks. Armed with the#® powders you <caa tttk* » new lease of life. Price 4s 6rt d box, post fret. BRITISH DRUG AGEN 4, ■OX 37, NEW PLYMOU \