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Taranaki Daily News, 26 October 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. v'XW «ALE ANT) BUM, FAIR. 'MONDAY, 28tJi OCTOBEB KING 'Wfl'li »cll at liis yards as aboves /4/i yfXED YEARLINGS J pedigree Shorthorn bull, 3 year*, 1 jfradfl Shorthorn bull gf) xpringing heifer* J', Btoro cows fl springing cow» i 2-year Holstein bull 2 pedigree Jersey bulls fi() fat shorn sheep 1 light farm horse (reliable for a lady) 1 good gig horse (sound and quiet) ■ Sale at 1 o'clock. XGAERE GARDENS. THURSDAY, OCT. 31, NEWTON KING "AS received instructions from MR. X,TRUELOVE to sell on above dates, WITHOUT RESERVE: nPHE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, as 1 piano (reserve)') 3 1 sewing machine (reserve) 1 Double b.r. bedstead, mattress, ece. 2 wooden double bedsteads, With wire mattresses Wire stretchers Handsome duchess pau? 2 chests drawers Washstands (tiled backs) Toilet sets Carpets, mats, rugs, etc. Handsome sideboard, b.g. mirror Screw-extension dining table Dining-room suite (Utrecht velvet) I Lounge and easy chairs, cushion? Mirrors, paintings and pietui js Portia rods and curtains Corner cupboard, couch Crockery, 3 doz. bentwood chair?, 1 dozen tables , 1 whole-plate camera 1 Kodak camera and material 1 gent's bicycle 1 lady's bicycle Lawn'mower and garden tools Carpenters' tools, churu Wheelbarrow Automatic sprayer Circular saw and bench 2 Cross-cut saws Quantity building material Crowbar, hammer and wedgei Side-tipping truck and rails ■' Steel post moulds; also eUJcrcte posts Piping and fittings Glass and silver ware Kitchen utensile 1 cow in full profit 1 yearling heifer 1 P on y, gig and harness 1 pony cart 2 boys' push carts : .>, S t,„.„ ~t Drilling machine 4 automatic penriy-in-slot machines 1 case stuffed birds 1 glass case And quantity sundries too numerous to mention ■ Sale at 1.30 p.m. UNRESERVED SALE OF COTTAGE.

NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from the Taranaki Jockey Club to sell at the Haymarket, New Plymouth, on SATUR-. DAY, November 2, 1918, at 12.15 p.m.: 1 Caretaker's Cottage, for removal FARMS! FARMS! FARMS! PJg ACRES Freehold, all in grass, practically level, 9 paddocks, 5-rooin-ed house, cowshed and engine room, concrete floor and yard, cheese factory, township and ' station within easy distance. PRICE £26 per acre; £250 cash, balance 5 years 5% per cent. ■ (13) 116 ACRES freehold, all in grass, k ► tS Mivided into 12 paddocks, (J----u SSjrßomed house, conveniences, cowshed, trap and motor-shed, hayshed, etc. (no weeds.) y PRICE £2O per acre; £1(100 •' cash, balance arranged.' (IS) <&&8 ACRES Freehold > all level and in ,„ grass and well subdivided, <" school, ffictory, P. 0., etc., -witljingjgjjl'e; comfortable n-roomed house" 30-bail cowshed, trnp- '' , '%tivWo&HsM' PRICE £3O per acre, £IOOO cash. ' (!)) "II). ACRES Freehold, good buildings, no weeds. "■'■'■'■ ' A,i rOTCE'£4opTr"acre, £7OO required. (H) SALE OR EXCHANGE. TQQ 'ACMWE T title, all m subdivided into 10 pnddock totarn post , o roomdo" house cow«hod engine room, and all nece'-aar" outbuilding* Will cairv GO ilairv cows and do them well PRIC £22 per acie; £6OO cisli oi will consider exchanee for rent piodncmg propel tv Further paiticulars, rpply to — NEWTON KING, Land and Finance Agent, INGLEWOOD. JJEWTON |£ING, WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS ,Of WOOL held at WAITARA throughSHEEPSKINS & HIDES, ETC., offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT OFFERING—Tuesday, Nov. 12. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. . Advice Cards and Labels on application.