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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1919, Page 8

SALBS BY AUCTION. ON THIS FARM, CAKRINGTON ROAD. TUESDAY, JULY 22. NEWTON KING H AS received instructions from Mr. A- J. Guscott, who has sold his farm, 'to sell by Public Auction as above i ' WITHOUT RESERVE! 75 C-tooth ewes in lamb (a good lino) < CO lambs 7 choice dairy cows '(whole herd), in calf to pedigree Jersey bull 6 empty 20-month heifers, 5 20month steers, 4 yearlings, gig marc quiet and reliable, 2-draught mare (all harness), s.f. Massey plough, disc lever and board harrows, spring car,t and harness, sledge farm harness, Whipple trees and chains, gig and harness in good order, 20-gallon milk can and buckets, 6 sacks potatoes, churn, puriri strainers, rimu firewood, usual farm tools, wheelbarrow, 14 sheets iron, saddle and bridle, and all household furniture, including 2 rimu wooden bedsteads and mattresses, duchess, . large mirror, marble top washstand, i highback dining chairs, wooden curb, dining and kitchen tables, hanging lamp, sideboard with large mirror, 0 wooden chairs, large porcelain bath, Methven copper and wooden tubs, linoleums and all sundries (1 child's pony (quiet) On account Mr. R. Gilbert,' SO 4-tooth to f.m. ewes in laml} 20 lamba On acount Mr. A. C. Binnie, who has sold his farm: 10 dairy cows 3 Holstein 2-year heifers, I mare (any harness), 1 18-month filly by "Here I Come", 1 Short- ■ horn 2-year heifer, 8 weaner steers, 11 Shorthorn weaner heifers, aged gelding, disc harrows, Massey-Harris mower, Massey plough, 6 milk cans and sundries Light Luncheon Provided, SALE AT 12.30, STANLEY ROAD, TE POPO. THURSDAY, JULY 24. NEWTON KINO JJAS received instructions from Mr. H. Hancc, junr., to sell on the property on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE:' DAIRY COWS, expected to calve August and September, 17 in-calf heifers 3 half-draught horsea 1 hack 1 milk cart and harness 7 milk cans Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon Provided, Mr. Hance is a returned soldier, and has found it necessary, for health reasons, to give up dairying. The cows are off hilly country, and Bhould do well in the open. SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY HEIFERS. ON THE FARM, OPUNAKE, SATURDAY, juLY 20, NEWTON KING H as received instructions from Mr. Oliver Cross to sell by public nuc-, tion, at the farm, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 100 CHOICE SPRINGING HEIFERS, mostly well into the Jersey, showing well forward and in good condition. Sale at 12.30 pan. NOTE.—These are a very fine lot of heifers, specially selected by Mr. Cross with the intention of milking them, but this plan he has decided to alter. They include a big number of very high grade Jerseys. Several have been bred by Mr. Chas. Jefferies, Oaonui. Taranaki dairymen looking for a few heifers to fill their herds should attend this sale. Cars will run from Manaia, Kaponga and Stratford on the morning of the sale. Will intending buyers please book seats? NEWTON KING WQOLBROKER, GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the year, SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. Next Hide and Skin Sale—July £2. Consignmsnts must ariive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Latela on application. T: LAMASON STRATFORD. HAS 15 TO 20 TONS OF SUPERPHOSPHATE 36/38 £8 es PER TON VETT EX STQRB,