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Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. \TEWTON KING'S LIST OF CLEAR LJ ING SALES: JULY. Tuesday, IG-C. Watchorn, Stratford Yards. Tuesday, IG—T. Coldrick, Junction Bd., lnglcwood. Wednesday, 17—A. J. Campbell, Esk ltd., Stratford. Wednesday, 17—W, C. Stanley, Inglewood Yards. Thursday, 18— F. J. Browning, Waihapa Road, Thursday, 18— G. T. Elliott and J. W. Lepper. Friday, 19— J. Isgar,,luna. Monday, 22—P. F. O'Connor, Huiroa, Tuesday, 23—Hughson and Vincent, Okato, Wednesday, ft—E. and S. Reynolds. - Skinner Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 24 G. R. Tylee, Kahui Rd., *SRahotu. Thursday, 25—M, M. Knox, Te Popo. Thursday, 25 W. A. Thomas, Puniho (Registered Shorthorns* Friday, 2(f-P. J. . Nathan, Te Wera (sheep and store cattle) Saturday, 27 W. Harris, Motonui, Waitara. Monday, 29 N. J. power, at Kaponga yards. ; Monday, 29—C, Toplisss, Motumii, Waitara. Tuesday, 30— T. JVv Maloiie, Stratford Yards. AUGUST. Thursday, I—A. L. Hunter, Okato. Thursday, B—Jos. Robson/rShatford. Monday, 12— J. C. Davidson, Waihi, Waitara (pedigree Jerseys) AT MR. GEO. ELLIOT'S FARM, HURFORD ROAD. THURSDAY, 18th JULY. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. Geo. Elliot, who has sold his farm, to. sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 10 DAIRY cows in good condition (August and September calvers) 1 20-month Holstetn bull 3 20-month heifers 1 3-year heifer 5 yearling heifers, horse, gig and harness (horse quiet reiiable), one 90-gallon De Laval separator, hand or power (slight reserve), Hornsby plow, tine harrows, whippletrees, chains, harness, wheelbarrow, milk vat, 2 cream cans, fowls, good meat safe, milk buckets, 3 cow rugs, and all farm sundries. On account of Mr. J, W. LEPPER: JO dairy cows, due August-Septem-ber, Jersey-Holstein cross, all 3rd calvers. 2 2-year springing heifers. 22 gallon Alfa de Laval separator (nearly new), 2 s.f. ploughs, Tyne harrows, cultivator,' 2 cross-cut saws, and all sundries. Luncheon provided. J UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF REGISTERED AND GRADE MILKING SHOuTHORN CATTLE. | AT THE STONY RIVER SALEYARDS (Near New Plymouth). I THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1918. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from MR W. A. THOMAS to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORN COWS, spring calvers 35 grade dairy cows, Jersey-Short-horn cross, springing WITH SLIGHT RESERVE I 99 Acres, W.C.S.R. Lease situated on the Dover Road; all grass except few acres shelter bush; rental about £9 per annum. Sale at 12.30 p.m. NOTE.—These cattle are in good order. The cows are in calf to either of the pedigree bulls, Lee Metford VII, bred by the Moore Hunter estate trustees at Hawera; or' Pilot, bred by Messrs. H. Turnbull'.and Sons, Sentry Hill. The grade cattle are good. ;,M|. Thomas will trucfc any cattle purchase! at the Moturoa station free of charge. 1030 ACR E§ JVeehold; good sheep, * and mWe country, 700 to SOSacres in grasiu balance heavy bush of good quality* Well subdivided and •situated 14 mites from railwacfrt'statio'n by good metalled road. Builf" -'—' " roomed house, wool»shed, trap-Hum i-un*. shed, and dip. Price, £6 per acre. Terms <#| M"! A BARGAIN GOING CONCERN. gA ACRES Freehold ( all in grass, two „ miles from railway station and township, one mile from school, factory, etc.; 5-roomed house, milking shed Ci bails, 2 out-houses; well-subdivided, fences in good order, together with 15 cows, 1 bull, 2 horses, 4 weaners, trap, 'harness, milk cans, mowing machine, plough, chain and Tyne harrows; all now. 1 Price, as a going concern, £2B 10s per acre. Only £3OO cash required, balance can remain on for 5 years at 5J per cent. NEWTON KING, INGLEWOOD.