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Taranaki Daily News, 13 August 1918, Page 8

j SALES BY AUCTION J MBWTON KING'S LIST OF gtti&St ING SALES: AUGUST. Thursday, 15— W. B. Grant, Westown Monday, 19— J. W. H. Martin, Urenui Yards. Wednesday, 21— R. G. JJnaufman, Sutton Road, Omata f INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 ; f j NEWTON KING VS7ILL sell at his yards as above: 2Q HOLSTEIN YEARLING iIJOiiJiKS (good) 25 in-calf 2-year heifers 35 store and forward cow* 5 springing heifers 60 mixed yearlings 20 yearling steer 9 15 yearling heifers C guaranteed sound dairy cowa 12 in-calf cows 30 20-month to 2-year empty heifers 15 yearling Jersey heifers 22 yearling steafs 170 4 and 6-tooth and Lim. BWW 150 hoggets 20 yearling heifers' 80 fat ewes : 00 forward ewes ofi turnifi§ 120 2-tooth wethers 130 mixed-age wethers, ott turnips 250 Lincoln skin ewes/ in lamb to Romney lambs On account of Mr. W. B. "Reld, Whosa lease has expired: / 8 young dairy cows Sale at 1 o'clock. ON THE FARM, WESTOWN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from MB. W. B .GRANT, who has sold hi» farm, to sell by Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: JgQ 4 & 0-TOOTH EWES, with lambf and in lamb (in lots: ft good line) 20 good fat hoggets 30 hoggets 8 dairy cows in milk 2 springing cows 10 in-ealf heifers 3 Border Leicester rams 2 store cows, 4 yearling heifers, 1 3-year Holstein bull, 1 milk cart geld* ing, trap horse, two. pigs , and crate, one milk cart, two seta cart harness, five pairs . plough chains, collars, hames, blinkers, lead- ' ing harness, 4-horse gear, blocks and chains, 2 sets trap harness, d.f. Dun« can plough, s.f. plough, disc, tine, tripod and chain harrows, Cambridge roller, Mitchell grain drill, mowing machine, set 3-horse plough trees, de« horner, sledge, maul and Wedges, 2 ladders, sledge hammer, 2 hay knives, saws, grindstone, copper and boiler, 13 strainer posts, wire netting and iron, drag, farm tools, milk cans and buckets, 20 good covers, and sundries On account of other vendors: 4 store coirs 2 springers Other entries will «__ r „,.,., Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. JjWE Choice Young Cows, one pedigree 4th calver, all due this week. Also: 9-coulter Empire drill -(disc coulters), sown only 0 acres; McCormick Big 4 mower, also cut only 0 acres; Massey No. 3 Plough; Two Useful Horses (any harness or plough), One Pony, Two Porkers, large quantity of harness, roofing iron, timber and usual farm sun* dries. A PPly— ALLEN, Spedding's Garage, New Plymouth. GOING CONCERN, , EVERYTHING READY FOE COMING SEASON." g0 ACRES Freehold, U miles from township and railway station by good metalled road, well subdivided, fences «""■', and all ploughable. dings: comfortable 5loomed house, 2 whares, 0bail cowshed, hayslied attached; together with 18 cows coming in middle of August, horse, dray; harness, gig arid harness, and all necessary farm implements. Price, £35 per acre, only £SOO cash, balance 5 years at fij per cent. 314 ACEES UP " »" !eve l and in grass, 0 miles from township, well subdivided, sheep proof fences, carrying at present 300 sheep, 100 head cattle. Price £ll per acre, reasonable terms arranged. For further particulars apply to— KEWTQN KIKG. INGLEWOOD.