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Taranaki Daily News, 10 February 1919, Page 8

SAI.ES by auction. STRATFORD SHEEP FAIR AND _ CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1919 including—--250 2, 4 and fi-tootli owes 100 fat and forward ewes 150 2-tooth ewes (good) 200 2-tooth ewes 100 2-tootli wetliers 200 0-tooth wethers SOU lambs 200 lambs 25Q HEAD MIXED CATTLE Sale at 1 o'clock. NOTICE TO SHEEP FARMERS. Stock Inep actors liave advised ma that all LICE INFECTED RTmCT yarded this season will not be allotted to, be offered for sale. NEWTON KINO, IMPORTANT *? LAND SALE IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE t H. J. H. OKEY, 3LP. NEWTON KING JNSTRUCTED by the Trustee in €h« Estate, will sell by Public Auction at the Mart, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1919. , At 2.15 pan. 1548 ACRES FREEHOLD Subdivided into areas ranging from 33 to 300 acres, suitable for SMALL % DAIRY FARMS. Lithograph plans on application Further Particulars Later. FURNITURE HAT.m TUESDAY, FE3RUARY U, 1010. MIRANDA STREET, N. STBAIFOBft T. LAMASON. "CTAS received instructions from Mr. W, J. Lopdell, who is leaving the district, to sell at his residence the whole of bis household furniture and effects, comprising: Hall-stand, fern-stand pot, 3-piece suite in Utrecht, occasional tables, fernstands, wicker chairs, cake basket, brass leibs and irons, 4ft Gin wooden bed, one first-class box \mttress, 2 wardrobes (real good), duchess, washstand, bedroom ware, linoleums, two bedroom chairs, 4ft 6in iron bed and wire mattress, seagraaa square, wire stretcher, dining-table, 4 high-back dining chjirs, Apiece cheaterheld suite, book-case (cabinet tops), drophcad Singer sewing machine (res.), sideboard, wooden kerbs, overmantle, piano (nearly new; reserve), axminster carpet square 12ft 6in by 10ft Cin; quantity really good books, bentwood chairs, kitchen table, Hotpoint electric iron, bagatelle table complete, kitchen clock, preserving jars, Perfection stove, meat safe, lawn mower, hedge clippers, poultry (Leghorns), 2 good ladders (Oregon pine), fcwn roller, wheelbarrow, CO feet hosing, camera (2 lenses, half-plate), garden tools and sundries. Auctioneer's note.—l have personally inspected same, and everything is of the best, and all is j n the very best of order. SOMETHING WORTH READING? 02 ACRES freehold, all in grass and situated only 9 miles from New J' iymouth, motor bus passes the dooi daily; cheese factory wljoinSng property; school and post office J mile; subdivided into 20 paddocks, mostly t encing; comfortable five-room-ed house surrounded by native bush; nlk-inJ ?° W3lled > co »"ete floor, J? " m^i une ; circular saw, chaffuH i 1 farm is beautifully v- ' beir, g nearly all leveL Price ,mir°,i PPer i r , a ° re ' oDly *SOO cash rew can rMQuin > over flv« years at j per cent, 101 A^. R 1 ES freehold in grass, nfi/rlw tmv.f i • ' ! , md on! . v 2 i males froj* dooU , Sukdivided into 10 padoomfr'J n lenehl " «>' plooghable; lv new slx -*oo'-ned houtß, nearran 1 ' ate 12-bail cashed, concrete floor. Cheap at £i 3 p» 5 bftlaace 5 years at 180 A ® ES ' together with 70 cows, imi)lem "!' kl l g waehine, horses, all farm Zh L " Ce£6o per acre > £"«» cash, balance arranged . 5 ( tree ' lo '<'i all in grass; six = ks ''i"g fenced; seven-bail cowshed and lea,, to . Prioe £)1 ifn Vt 0 c ' balance arranged, further particulars apply toNEWTON KING, Land Department, inglewood. A LL Employers can help our returned n„J, ; a , bo '™ by sending their recj j. el , ' or lal) or to the Discharged soldiers Department, or to the Returned WAN TED, Known—That W. Saron Jones, D.S.O.A. by exam., Consult,tgm! ' t 7 Hawera, visits Stratford very Tuesday, and may be consulted at F-Edwords, Chemist, from 1 p.m. to *