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Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION ON THE FARM, MANGORJEI MONDAY, JULY 15. , NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from MR. G. BREWER, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVES 4,g GOOD DAIRY COWS, mostly August calvers and young 6 empty cows G in-calf cows (no guarantee) 25 2 and 3-year heifers, Septenbe/ and October calvers 5 picked yearling heifera 1 pedigree Ayrshire bull 15-month Jersey bull, farm horses, 19 store pigs, 3 breeding sows, close to farrowing, Berkshire boar, spring cart and harness, small block dray ac 3 harness, s.f. Booth plough, el Horn*' by plough, disc, tine, chain and trfpotf harrows, roller, hay rake, MeCor - **" mower (new), cultivator, Maasey hone hoe, hand chaffcutter, good wool press, sledge, 1, 2, 3 and 4-hottt whippletrees, 4-horse blocks and chains, 5 sets plough chains, vacuum pump, 2 emery stones, grindstone, hammer and wedges, 8 milk cans, pig net, tray, cooler, plunger, buckets, pig troughs, barrels, 14-gaHom Methven copper, saws, timber jack, 60 sheets 2nd. iron, quantity timber, 30-gaDoH Wolseley separator, churn, bull chaW, s strong gate, ridging, part stack hfflTi farm tools and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: THE FARM, of 257 acres, all inv proved, sections 786, 787 .-&' part 793, Block n, Egmojtit, 6 miles from New Plymouth, tlose" to creamery, school and post of' ficc, 200 acres have bifen plough* ed. 4-cow A.W.R. milking plant, with oil engine and .Jeleiser 5-seater Ford ear, Just overhauled ALSO, On account of Mr. J. W Reid, Hurworth (at the conclusion of Mr. Brew sale), WITHOUT RESERVE: J2 YOUNG DAIRY COWS, mostly August and September calvers 2 f-draught horses 1 half-draught mare 2 harness ponies / C 3 good lambs S.f. P.&D. Duncan plough.d.f. Colonial Massey plough, block dray, concrete roller, tine and chain harrows, cultivator, Storrie ridger drill, Steel Queen disc harrows, 1 substantially built 3 or 4-horse lorry, pony dojcart, farm sundries, 'harness, etc. ' Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 noon, . . STANLEY ROAD, MIDHIRST. MONDAY, JULY 15, 1918. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from MR. R TILL, who has sold his farm, t« sell on the property on above date: WITHOUT RESERVE: 2g DAIRY COWS, mostly 3rd and 4tir calvers, expected to calve JulyAugust 4 choice heifers, August calvers 7 mixed weaners 1 pedigree Friesian bull, bred by Mir Lovelock, Palmerston North, 1 sow with litter 1 hack, 5 years 1 tip dray (in good order), 1 sJf. plough, tripod harrows, sledge, 1 set double bars, 1 3-horse bar, set dray harness, gig harness, milk cans, 1 ton lime, farm tools, sundries, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 2 good farm horses 1 Courtland waggon and harness, ' 1 f-shaft gig in good order 1 3-cow releaser A.WJX. milki,, machine, new last year Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. ■ * ' The above cows are all young am* early calvers. Mr. Till has spated-hi-ex-pense when putting this herd together. He has culled heavily and kept nothing but the best. Intending buyer?, can rest assured of getting quality' ".'eZy'. Nt this sale. WAIWAKAIHO YARDS FRIDAY, JULY 12. NEWTON KING sell at his yards as aU-. 2£JQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE 10 dairy cows (first class) GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND OALFSKINa f'HE above Valuations will be held «t Newton King's Wool Store, Stratford, every four weeks. Next sale Tuesday, July 23. Advice Carda ami 1.-rhels on applicaV NEWTON KING, Stratford