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Taranaki Daily News, 31 October 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION WAIWAKAIHO YARDS.* FBIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. NEWTON KINQ. 20 Hoktoin ycarlingg ■ 3 fat eowa 100 hoggets 1 Holstcin bull by Lord : aiflfede. l of ' Woodlands 2 Jersey bulla .. < ' 3 Holstein bulls 2 15-montli Jersey bulls 20 springing lieiferi 5 dairy cow» 20 store and forward cows SO yearling to 15-month steers 25 yearling heifwa 40 15-month heifers 6 (hiiry heifers (close up)) • ' Sale at 1 o'clock

STRATHMORE. .WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1918,; NEWTON KING i jITAS received instructions from MSjc GORDON CALVERT, who has. sol<| his farm, to sell oa the property/ orf al)ove date, WITHOUT MESERVEt gQQ EWES AND LAMBS 0 dairy cows 12 2-year heifers 3 3-year geldings . 2 3-year hacks 2 hoys' ponies 1 aged mare -8 store pigs 4 milk cans, milk cart and nSrnessj mowing machine, Colonial 0-eottlter drill, d.f. Duncan plough, disc harrows, hay rake, set 3-horse whippletrees, < coils plain and barbed wire. On account of othur vendors: 150 4 and 6-tooth wethers 150 shorn hoggets Sale at 12.30 p.m. . Luncheon Provided. '

EMPIRE DINING ■ ROOMS, INGIA WOOD. SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1018. NEWTON KING XIAS received instructions from..! O'DOWD, who is giving up bu#i ness, to sell by public auction as above, the whole of her effects, including;. WITHOUT RESERVE: 2 ice-cream machines and glasses", case Ceylon tea (201b 9 ), 8 dining tables and 4 dozen chairs, S dozen plates (mixed sizes), ( 2J dozen ' cups and saucers, tea set, cake plates, vaads, jugs, tea-pots, kerosene stove (good order), kerosene and pump, trays, 2-t gallon tea-pot, hot-water urn, frying pans, meat cover, 5 dozen knives, 6J dozen forks, 4A do2en spoons/cruets, sugar basins, scales and weights/glass dishes, 2 dozen table cloths, meat and vegetable dishes, leather couch, chest drawers, corner stand,: fancy tables, double w.w. stretcher, pictures, sau< pans, preserving pan, mirrors,, empty sacks, pair steps, coffee pot, blinds, enamel ware, lamps, linoleums and large quantities of sundries. Sale about 2 o'clock.

FARMS! FARMS! FARMSI PJg ACRES Freehold, all in grass, practically level, 9 paddocks, 5-room-v ed house, cowshed and ertgipe room, concrete floor and yard, cheese factory, township and station within easy distance. PRICE £2O per acre; £260 cash, balance 5 years 5% per cent. " (13) ~'lQ ACRES Freehold, all in £ras.», '*■ subdivided into 12 paddocks, 0« '■;:■!' :*, roomed house, conveniences, cowshed, trap and motor-shM, ;»■ i ■ hayshed, etc. (no, weeds.) PRICE £2O per acre; £IOOO cash, balance arranged. ' (lfc) Jj\Q ACRES Freehold, all level and;;in *V grnsg n)1( i wo ii subdivided, vV , ' '-'School, factory, P. 0., etc., with' ~ in | raile;, comfortable S-rqomed i-\. house, 30-bail cowshed, trap- ., ~,, «,, shftijl, etc, , PRICE £3O per fc '' ■"' acfi £IOOO casii. (9)

A ACRES Freeing good buildings, " Veil subdivided-,. : no'*' weeds. PRICE £-30 per acre, £7OO required. (14) SALE OR •**'■*■ [0 A ACRES L. T. Title, till in grass, subdivided into 10 paddocks, s.hoep , proof, totara" posts, 6roomed house, cowshed;'engine room, and all necessary outbuildings. Will carry 60 dairy cow* and (To them well. PRICE ' dS2"2 per acre; '£soo cash, or will consider exchange for rent producing property. Further. .particulars, apply to— NEWTON KING; Land and, finance Agent, ~ INGLE WOOD.

JjfEWTON , |£ING, WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OB WOOL held at WAITARA through out tho year. SHEEPSKINS & HIDES, ETC., offered every four weeks it STRATFORD. NEXT OFPERING—Tacaday, Nov. 12. Consignments must 'arrive by Friday previous.' Advice Cards and Laßels oi! application.