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Taranaki Daily News, 18 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION ON THE FARM, OKATO, TUESDAY, JUNE 25. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from MR. E. E. BRIDGEMAN, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, > WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, August and September calvers 7 2-year dairy heifers 1 yearling pedigree Holstein bull 1 well-bred 3-year Holstein bull 18 mixed yearlings 2 farm hqrses (any trial), 1 filly rising 3 years (unbroken) 2 empty caws, 2 empty heifers, 1 breeding sow, I<SB"feet 5-Bin. piping, trough, block dray and saddle, spring-cart and harness, buggy and harness, 2 calf troughs, 8' sheets 10ft. iriiri, 4 miltr cans, Menring foot-jibwer milker, 4 tons bone and super manure, sledge hammer and wedges, vise, emery stone and grinder, disc, tine and chain , harrows, 18ft. ladder, 2 s.f. ploughs, trees and chains, sack perennial rye, 2 sacks barley, 1J sacks oats, 11 sacks chaff, 1 removable pig sty,. 1000-gallon tank, wheelbarrow, and a small quantity of household furniture. Sale at 10.30 a.m. ON THE FARM, OKATO. THURSDAY, JUNE 2?. NEWTON" KING h*l received instructions from Mr. CHARLES ANDREWS, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE: gg DAIRY COWS, Jerseys, Shorthorns and Holsteins 15 in-calf Jersey heifers (selected) 13 2-year steers 29 yearling heifers 27 yearling steers 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 1 2-year Shorthorn bull 15 fat sheep 5-year draught horse, aged heavy draught mare, 8-year heavy draught mare, 4-year heavy draught mare, 4-year halfdraughtf gelding, 7-year express mare, 6-year harness horse, 5year Campiire colt, 2 3-year heavy fillies (unbroken), 2-year half-draught colt (unbroken), 2 Berkshire sows (in farrow), 1 Berkshire boar, 7 store pigs, 2 horse drays, 1 express, 1 gig, set harness, 1 Cortland buggy and harness, harness for 6 horses, 1 double-furrow Duncan plough, disc harrows, tine and chain harrows, 1 Cooper & 1 Duncan drill, s.f. plough, Massey Harris cultivator, 1 roller, block and chains, 2 sets Whipple trees, 3 and 4-horse bars, 2 coppers, boiler and stands, 1 set .trolley wheels, large safe, 100 ft. wire rope 5-Bin., 80 feet flttming, tray and tanks, 4 tanks, 1 Douglas pump, 1 ram and 70 feet fin. piping, horse rugs, 2 salting tubs, 1 stack sheet, 24 by 18, blacksmith bellows, anvil and vise, spades, shovels, forks and hoes, hammer and wedges, barrels, grindstone, wire netting, pig troughs, 13 milk cans, 3 buckets, 1 Babeock tester, 1 sprayer, 40 sacks qaten chaff, 200 gallons home-made wine, 1 saw bench and circular saw, household furniture and linen, 4 chests of drawers, 1 duchess set, 3 wire mattresses, chairs and tables, 2 couches, bedding and linen and crockery, linos, 1 bath, jam, bottled fruit, sauces, tennis nets and raequets, piano.

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: L.K.G. bucket milking machine, with pump complete and 80 feet milt flaming, tank and spreader. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 noon. NOTE.—The above are a good line of fine-conditioned young cows. Mr. Andrews has culled heavily, and is not offering a single cov for sale that he would not have milked in his own dairy herd had his farm not been sold. The herd contains some fine dairy cattle. The horses are good. Cars will run from Man&i& and Kaponga on the morning of sale. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, WlB. L. A. NOLAN & CO. JJAVE received instructions from MR. W. SCOTT to dell at his residence, corner Vivian and Dawson Streets, the whole of his Household Furniture, etc., as follows: Hall Stand, Hall Lino., Carpeti Runners Handsome Sideboard, Easy Chairs, 9 Canadian Chairs, Tables, Lino., Plr.'form Rocker, Pictures, Ratta: hair, Fancy Flower Stands. Bedrooms.—Four Duchess Chests, j Chests Drawers, T.B. M.T. Washstands, Double Single and Hospital Beds, Wire Wove Stretchers, Kapok and Flax and Wire Mattresses, Pillows and I Bolsters, Blankets, Bedspreads, etc. Kitchen.—Cupboards, Plate Rack, Saucepans, Table, and Usual Kitchen Sundries. WQ pja,