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Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. URENUI YAIiDS; TUESDAY, 22nd JULY, (Held oil Tuesday owing to Peace Celebrations). NEWTON~ KING sell as above: 100 2-YEAH STEERS (in lota to be draf.ted) 'IOO hoggets 05 ewes, in lamb 40 2 and 4-tooth vetliers 11 3-year in-ealf lieifers (good) 2 dairy cows 1 bull 14 2-year Jersey calf heifer! 10 yearling Jersey heifera 3 yearling grade Jersey bulla 1 yearling pedigree Jersey bull, liy "Topsy's General Campaniles Leaflet." 16 2-year empty heifers 25 3 to 31-year bulloeks 15 store cows 10 20-montli steers 1 gig and harness, In real good order 12 sacks potatoes 1C 2-year empty lieiferd 25 3 to bullocks Gig and harness in. really good order 15 store cows 10 20-month steers 12 sacks potatoes On account MR. G. H. LAKE, Awakino: 1 pedigree milking Shortlw<T» cow 9 Shorthorn dairy cows, 3rd and 4th calvers, all in calf to pedigree Shorthorn bull 2 springing heifers Mr Lake will supply dates at the sale. On account ME C. TOPLESS, Jnr.: 7 ewes turnips, with 2 acred run out 1 oat stack. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. ON THE FARM, CARRINGTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY. NEWTON KING H as received instructions from Mrs Bryden, who has sold her farm, to sell by public auction as above, without reserve: 45 DAIRY COWS 26 mixed yearlings 1 3-year Shorthorn bull 4 farm horses, 2 store cows, 1 foal, 1 tip spring dray, dray and plough harness, saddle, 4 horse blocks and chains, 4 pairs plough chains, Massey mower, colonial Massey d.f. plough, s.f. Massey plough, tripod and tyne harrows, treeß, Massey rake, iron-shod sledge, 7 milk cans, aerator, buckets, churn, 4 horse covers, 12 cow covers, farm sundries. ALSOHousehold Furniture and Effects, comprising: Piano (Kirkman; slight reserve), sideboard, dining table, 2 couches, easy chair, 15 Bentwood chairs, 5 duchess chests, 4 wash stands, 4 bedroom sets, 2 double bedsteads] 2 single bedsteads, mattress, wringer, fenders, tennis net, lamps, books, and all kitchen utensils. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12 NOON. * ON THE FARM, OAKURA. THURSDAY, 24th JULY, NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr W. D. Linn, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, without reserve: CHOICE JERSEY COWS 16 Jersey 3-year in-calf heifers 12 3-year in-calf heifers 2 harness horses ' 2 half Shetland ponies Ridd 5-cow milking plant and Watt engine wi,th releaser plant (slight reserve), 30 lambs, spring dray and harness, Massey mower, 6 Jersey calves, 14 milk cans, 14 gallon copper and stand, cans, tubs, 8 gallons motor oil, 8 bottle testing machine, and household furniture and effects. Luncheon provided. SALE AT 12 NOON. NOTE.—These ore a very choice line of young Jersey dairy cows in good condition, the vendor being a particularly good judge of this breed. Dairymen inclined this way should not miss this sale. Cars will run from Hawera, Maaaia, Stratford and Kaponga on the morning of sale. Will buyers please book seats.

L. A. NOLAN & CO. GOVERNMENT WOOL ANB SKIN BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. Q.OVERN.MI2NT Valuations conducts ■ as under: Wool: At our store, Quay Street, Wa! tara, at short intervals during gea son. Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Streert New Plymouth, every four weeks. NEXT HIDE & SKIN SALE—Tuesday July 22. Auction Sales of Hides, Tajlow, «tc., coa ducted monthly