Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUVTION. NEWTON KING CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. Wednesday, 2— E. T. Walker, Monmouth Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 2—A. Clothier, Warea. Thursday, 3—H. N. Silk, Warwick Road, Stratford Thursday, C. Davidson, Omata. Friday, 4—Sam Radford, Kaponga. Friday, 4-Wm. Craig, Dudley Road, Inglewood (in conjunction with Wright, Stephenson and Co., Wauganui). Saturday, 5—H. G. Mulr, Ononul. Monday, 7—A. Heal, Norfolk Road. Tuesday, B—Chas. We:is. Warea, at Stony iiiver Yards; choice Jersey springing heifers Tuesday, B—J. J. Collins, Tataraimaka (at Stony .River Yards). Tuesday, B—David McEldowuey, Stony River Yards. Wednesday, 9~Mrs. A. Voullaire, Riverlea. Wednesday, 9—R. McK. Morrison, Toko Road, Toko. Thursday, 10— F. L. Taylor. Gordon Rd, Toko. Friday, 11—Tito, Egmont Road (at Waiwakaiho yards). Friday, 11—Jas. Linn, Standish Road, Monday, 14— H. D. and F. W. Collins, Tataraimaka. Tuesday, 15—Thoa. Harvey, Pungarehu. Wednesday, 16—D. and A E. Watkins (in conjunction with S.Z. Loan Co.; (pedigree and grade Jerjey cows) Saturday, 19— J. Hall, Huh-oa. Monday, 21—A. J. Guscott, Carrington Road. Wednesday, 23—Mrs. Bryden, Carrington Road. j Thursday, 24 H. Jeffrey, Bell Block. Thursday, 24—Mrs. M. A. Gadsby, Oakside Farm, Brookes Road, Stratford (pedigree and grade Jerseys) Friday, 25—Mrs. S. A. Morrow, Rahotu (pedigree Friesians). Monday, 28—Estate James Hamblyn, Henwood Road, Bell Block. Thursday, 31—Ducker Bros., Warea. ON THE FARM, WAREA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, NEWTON KING CTAS received instructions from Mr. A. Clothier,, who hua sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: lift SHORTHORN DAIRY COWS 30 rising 2-year dairy heifers (his own breeding) 10 2-year steers 30 weaners 2 Shorthorn btiflsr 5 good farm horses 3 hacks ' 1 boy's ponySO in-lamb ewes 1 2J h.p. Watt engine .Saw bench (new), U-coulter McCorinick drill, slag drill, milk waggon, spring dray, d.f. plough, sf. plough, disc and chain harrows, 7-beam weighing machine (Fairbanks), 20 milk cans, end- > less chain, swingletreeß, blbfek . and chains, 3 sets cart harness, 4 saddles, phaeton, 30 turkeys, geese, ducks, fowls, farm sundries and quantity household WITH SLIGHT RESERVE) "Ford 5-seater motor car Single-seater buggy ' I Luncheon Provided, SALE AT 11.30 SHARP. '! NOTE.—These cows are-all Shorthorns," and include about 40 registered cows, but; these are in calf to non-registered bulls,' Mr. Clothier has been breeding into the Shorthorn for 30 years, his original cows coming from the old-established Bank Farm Herd. His heifers have in recent years been in great demand in South Taranaki. Buyers can attend this sale with confidence. Cars will run from South Taranaki on the morning of gale. tO CLOSE AN ESTATE, NEWTON KING \ 'AS received instructions to ifferf tt# undermentioned propertieff-tfofrSSfi? by public auction at his Auction"3Eft)6ms, Devon Street, New Plymouth, URDAY, the fifth day of Julj?l9l9aii'2 o'clock in the afternoon: ■LOT I.—AllotteiitU, 2, 3, A 4an| ; 6 i)f ■Subdivision NQ.;,52 v 'Jßf 'Seetmn.i# ■Ktzroy District, Block V, Pa/ftuW Survey District, 'wmprising«t'acre '■-"■■& *(j,o&z l'^^rfte^mwe'wo^-less' **¥lth a*'«-Tdaifett"'dw^r&g^reon; •3pp '■£ aVMV&WHioi *No. 53 on Nftif J76& ' and being also part.of Secti6n*'9o '' ''" V K(lfc»^*: \'t rgpd 14.4 perches'more or less. 'tWt-Lot 9 part'df Na%ve%'eferv|; :,-..;■ 14 (Bikkenui) prising 32 perches*MtorW wMm with' 5-roomed' dwelling thereon. For further particulars.and conditions of sale 1 appty to the 'Auctioffeer or MESSRiSfsC!OV3STSffc ; qIHLLIAM, ■■ Solicitors, NewfPlyaattith. RAHOTU. ( FRIDAY, JULY 4-. - IW7TLL sell as above j. I j_gQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE \ ] J2 3-YEAR SPRINGING HOLSTEIN HEIFERS. Also at 11 a.m. sharp at the Funiho Bridge: Quantity of old bridge timber; about 20> lots, oh account of The. County* Council. ■