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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. JNGLEWOOD,. ; « ! FRIDAY, JUL* 'if •/ iNEWTON KING In conjunction with WRIGHT, STEPHENSON A'CO* WANGANUI tTAS received instructions from MR| WM. CRAIG, of Wanganui, to '.sell '• by auction on the Farm, Dudley 7" ~" about 1} miles from Inglewooii, Wi Reserve, the whole of his live and sea£ stock, consisting oft , KA DAIRY COWS, j' 10 weaners < 1 Holstein bull i'v 4 hack and harness horses ,' i Tine, chain and disc harrows, s,t| plough, tip dray, ILJK.G. 4-cotf releaser plant, with Perry efl» gine, 1 44-gallon Alfa separator/ vat, cans, grindstone, harnSs*, ; chains, ladder and usual sundries, ALSO .- '> With Slight Reserve: THE FARM, of 226 acres more of less, being sections 132, 133 and 134, Moa District, together witjt homestead buildings thereof This is a good, level farm and!«| well situated just outside the Bo* ~ rough of Inglewood, and is cap* . able of subdivision into sxtf4 good farms. Particulars and conditions of sale mej be seen at the offices of the auctioneer « Sale at 12.30 p.m. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, ' NEWTON KING J-TAS received instructions to offer the" undermentioned properties for sale" by public auction at his Auction Rooms, Devon Street, New Plymouth, on SAT* URDAY, the fifth day of July 1919 it g o'clock in the afternoon; LOT I.—Allotments 1, 2, 3, 4. and 5 of Subdivision No. 62 of Section 99 Fiteroy District, Block V, Paritntu Survey District, comprising I exrt 3 roods 1.2 perches more or lew with a 6-roomed dwelling thereon? LOT 2.—Allotment 5 of SubdrfWor No. 53 on Deposited Plan No. 1769 and being also part of Section 9Q Fitzroy District, comprising'|t r rood 14.4 perches more or Iss*lt : LOT 3.—Lot 9 part of Native Reserve: 14 (Pukemii) New Plymouth, cons . prising 32 perches more with 6-roomed dwelling therein. of sale apply to the Auctioneer or c, MESSRS. GOVETT & Solicitors, , New Plymout&i NORFOLK ROAD, LNGLEWOOft MONDAY, JDLt % - '>! NEWTON KING ■■■■*]■ (JAS received instructions from MB,» F. HEAL, who has sold his fta to sell by public auction as abovfg -' WITHOUT RESERVES I 22 YOUNG GRADE J] COWS, mostly K.OB. early oalvera to pedigree JerstE trail : ,F * 2-year Jersey in-calf Ib»lf6t# ; I 3 Jersey weaner heifers ,': • * 1 pedigree Jersey bull "Docjlotfl'( H i-draught horse, all haree^l (good) i I'/rdraught horse/ all ham*]*' (good) k, Disc, tyne and chain hamm* *** plough (new), hay rake, spring trap and harness, factory cart and harness, 8-seater gig and haw Eess, 5 milk cans, buckets, aeratoi and cooler, hay forks, 20 cow w ' 3 horse rugs, stack sheet, 5-ton ji seed sower, cultivator, scalding tub; 20-foot ladder, 2 ladders, set trees, b'band and chains; spider, anvil, Tics,' wire strainers, block amf tackle* wheelbarrow, hammers, WedgflS/ o'bar, lawn mower, x saw,, lady's , and gent's cycles, gent's «UveSr* s mounted saddle and bridle, 1 double* barrel gun, 1 single-barrel. gun,|a violins, 15 tons prime meadow h»y, large assortment farm and ear*' penter"s tools, quantity of house&M furniture and sundries. [ Luncheon Provided, SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK, NOTE.-My agent has inspected fliiS above herd, and they are a very ettifice I lot of grade Jerseys in good conditiw and sliowing well forward. All iDpfe* j ments, etc., are in first-class order* ,• newton Kraa; WOOLBROKER. V-.-, GOVERNMENT VALUATION? 0? I WOOL held at WAITARA •ut the year. - SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES* £T9, offered every •* f •! STRATFORD, . i NEXT SALE-June 24. . : ;l,i Censignmants must arrive previous. Advkw Cards and LA«Is on ' application. "'