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Taranaki Daily News, 12 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, TATARAIMAKA. MONDAY, JULY 14. newtopT" kino JJAS received instructions from Messrs. H. D. and T, W. Collins, who have sold their farm, to sell by public auction as uoove, WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, August and September calvers 33 good weanere 60 ewes in lamb 57 hoggets 2 2-year springing heifers, 3 empty heifers, 1 empty cow, 1 18-month steer, 2 rams, 3 farm horses, 1 4-year Shetland pony (reserve), spring dray and harness, d.f. Hornsby plough, s.f. Booth plough, s.f. Massey plough, disc, tine and chain harrows, McCormick mower, milk cans, buckets and aerator, 34 sacks chaff, gent's bicycle, boy's pony, fencing posts, iarm sundries and all household furniture of 7 large rooms, including Hopkinson piano, Cable Co. organ, sewing machine, handsome sideboard, 2 good wardrobes, suite in velvet, pile carpet square, 3 duchess chests all in first-class order; 32 hinau posts, 1 hinau strainer, 2 pigs. Slight reserve on the piano, organ and machine. On account Mr. J. Collins, without reserve:—

1 hack, 1 0-year-old gelding (any harness), spring cart, and quantity of household furniture and farm sundries. Luncheon Provided.' Sale at 12.30 p.nu NOTE.—These cows are a good lot, 3rd and 4th calvers, a good conditioned lot that hare been heavily culled every year. They are nearly all Jersey strain and well worthy of the attention of farmers. SALE OF RAHOTU FARM, FRIDAY, JULY 18. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. J. LARKING to sell by Public Auction at the Rahotu Saleyards as above, at 2 p.m. His farm of 249 acres W.C.S.R. Lease sub section 1, section 6, Block 111., Opunake S.D. This is a well known and good property situated 5 miles lip the Kahui Road from Rahotu, is free from weeds, well watered and subdivided into 7 good paddocks; 90 per cent, is ploughable and is at present carrying 60 dairy cows and 22 head mixed cattle. Full particulars are available from the Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. jgALE OF Q.RADE JERSEY QOWS THURSDAY, JULY 24. NEWTON KINO JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. D. LINN, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction as above; His herd of Jersey Cows approximately •fg HIGH GRADE JERSEYS FULL PARTICULARS LATER. WAIWAKAIIIO YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 25. NEWTON KINO. JJAS received instructions from Messr.". Cowling Bros., who have sold their farm, to sell by Public Auction at the Waiwakaiho Yards (for convenience of

sale) the whole of their registered Milking Shornhom cattle WITHOUT RESERVE 10 registered cows 8 registered heifers 1 pedigree bull, bred by Messrs. R. Tnrnbull and Son. VENDOR'S NOTE!—Transfers of these cattle will be available on the day of sale. The cowb are a good lot and the heifers (3 years old) are choice and include some prize winners at the N.P. Show, 191(1. A car will , run from the Stratford office on the morning of sale. NEW PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR PRIVATE SALE. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. Frank Richards to sell by private treaty a portion of his GLENCOE ESTATE, AVENUE ROAD, about <l3 acres in one lot or in areas of from 5 to 8 acres to suit purchasers. The property has a very extensive frontage to the Avenue road, is admirably suited to subdivision, and is most conveniently situated, being within easy distance of the business centre of New Plymouth, and a fe\V minutes' walk of the New Plymouth Boys' High School. For further particulars and price— NEWTON KING, Sole Agent. Warm your bed with a "Unique" HOT WATER BOTTLE, made by British labor and capital. Strongly vulcanised ■earns, that won't crack or leak All retailers 60