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Taranaki Daily News, 15 October 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING " v BULL FAIRS, 1918. WAIWAKAIHO—Thursday, October 17j STRATFORD—Saturday, Oct. 19. ONGLEWOOD—Wednesday, Oct. 23. RAHOTU—Friday, Oct. 25. KAPONGA—Friday, Oct. 25. W URENUI—Monday, Oct. 28. STONY RlVEß—Tuesday, Oct. 29. STONY RIVER~YARDS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15. „ NEWTON KING sell at his yards as above: JOO MIXED YEARLINGS 30 store and forward cows 20 springing heifers 10 2-year empty heifers 4 springing Shorthorn heifers 15 springing cows and heifers 30 f.f.m. ewes with 110 per cent, lambs 1 strong Hillside cart ' On account of Jilr. H. Turchi, Tataraimaka: 14 dairy cows in: milk and springing 3 springing heifers 1 Sale at 1 o'clock, KOHURATAHI SALE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS. NEWTON KING 4;' : sell in his Kohuratahi Yards on above date: gQ FAT & FORWARD COWS 35 2-ye:ir steers (good)- 1 60 yearling steers 400 hoggets 250 empty forward ewa 120 hoggets 1(10 hoggets i l '; 70 yearling steers 30 Shorthorn yearling heifers 40 Holstein yearling lieife:s Sale at 1 o'clock. URUTI YARDS. MONDAY, OCTdBER 21; NEWTON KING. hold his first spring sale in the Uruti Yards as above. Entries Invited. INGLEWOOD BULL FAIR. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, NEWTON KING hold his Annual Bull Fair as above, and will offer: 110 BULLS, comprising: 38 grade Shorthorns 37 grade Holsteins 23 grade Jerseys 2 pedigree Jerseys Farmers requiring a bull for this season will do well to attend the sale, as there are some fine bulls of all ages included in the above list

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1918, L. A. NOLAN & CO. JTAVE received instructions from MR. B. A. COLLINGE to sell at the Good Templar's Hall, on the above date, the whole of his superior household furniture and effects, as follows: DRAWING ROOM.—Mahogany sidehoard, mahogany table, G leather upholstered chairs, 2 easy chairs. , brown plush settee, Morris chair, oval mirror overmantel, wicker easy chair, brass kerb, irons and screen, writing .table, fancy table, red plush table cover and pictures. DINING ROOM.—l2ft x 14ft carpet, walnut sideboard, oak dining table, 4ft Bin x 3ft polished walnut table, piano by Burling and Burling (London), 4 horsehair upholstered chairs, carver and 3 dining chairs, wicker chair, easy chair, oblong' overmantel, copper kerb, irons and screen, music stool, writing desk and secretaire combined, pictures, oak sideboard. HALL. —Lino, grandfather's clock, oak hallstand. FIRST BEDROOM.—Cork lino, Toft, by 12ft., double brass bedstead, wire wove mattress, child's wooden cot, cabinet washstand and toilet ware, duchess dressing table, square overmantel and mirror, brass fender and irons, oak-framed mirror 3ft Oin by 4ft, .oak b.g. mirror wardrobe, small table, three chairs, painted panels.

SECOND BEDROOM.—J oak bedstead, cork lino 12ft by 10ft, oak dressing table, oak duchess cliest, toilet ware, oak mirror 3ft by 2ft, small 1 talble, hearthrug, pipture frames, wardrobe, b.g. cheval THIRD BEDROOM—Oak bedstead, lino 10ft by 9ft, 2 mats, duchess chest, oval mirror, m.t. cabinet washstand, toilet ware. KlTCHEN.—Cheffonier, Bft. by 10ft. lino, table, 4 chairs, lire guard, brass tray, dinner set, wood kerb, meat covers, kettles, saucepans, etc. SUNDRIES.—Lawn mower, bath, pair steps, gas stove, buckets, roller, meat safe WEDGEWOOD WARE.—I2 plates, 5 large and 5 small cups and saucers, sugar basin, cream jug and tea pot. The above is all good, high-class furniture, and can be thoroughly recommended to intending purchasers, {Bale at 1.30 p.m.' > ' ij