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Taranaki Daily News, 12 August 1919, Page 8

SALES B? AUtTIOir. NEWTON KING CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES/ ' AUGUST. Tuesday, 12— H. Morris (in StratforiJ yards). Wednesday, 13— W. Marshall, purebred Romney sheep (at Inglewood yards). Thursday, 14—Wm. Coombes, Oakura, Tuesday, 10— J. A. Peattie, Tataraimak* (at Stony River yards) Thursday, 21— T. Paul, Richmond Road, Lepperlou. Monday, 25 W. Gibbons, Warea. * Monday, 25—A, N. Franklyn, Inglewood, Thursday, 28—A. J. Bailey, Albert Rpad< INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13 ; 07 2J TO 3-YEAR STEERS 12 choice springing heifers 3 Shorthorn springing heifers , 30 Jersey yearling heifers 30 mixed weaners 60 yearling heifers fi springing iieifers 100 5-year ewes in lamb 2UO 2 and 4-tooth ewes in lamb 120 2, 4 and 0-tooth to f.m. ewM ti| lamb 100 ewes in lamb 120 ewes in lamb 80 2, 4 and 0-tooth ewes in lamb ' ■ 150 woolly hoggets 90 hoggets On account of Mr. W. Marshall, who has sold his farm, the whole of feta purebred sheep, comprising: 130 4-tooth to f m. purebred Roomy. ewes 00 purebred Romney ewe lamb*} (woolly) * 12 4-tooth Romney lambs 15 woolly ram lambs ' ~;, NOTE.—Mr. Marshall has been breeding Romneys for a number of years, a«i all the above sheep are bred from rattf imported from Mr. W. Short, of * t! "' i - ON THE FARM, OAKURA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. Coombes, who has sold his farm to I sell by Public Auction as above, without 4 2-year springing heifers. . i stack oaten sheaf about 12 ton* (reserve) ■■'"■■. 4-cow Ridd Milking Machine wiOti releaser and Lister' engine (»• sorve) 7 Berkshire breeding-' WW* ,d|«i-,to , farrow September 6 yearling heifers, 1 yearling Shirthorn bull, 4 good farm horses, 8 slipi, 5 milk cans, strainer and buckets, wpll built dog cart with rubber tyres iaA harness; milk cart, spring" trap, block dray and harness, 8-bettle Babe Mfc Tester, s.f. Duncan Lever Ploagbj, I sets tine harrows, set JMt. chain htf> rows, disc harrows, S-horse Whipple trees, Hornsby mower, "* ik " barrow, grindstone, Fairbanks . 2 coils barbed wire, crowbars, v and wedges, 00 purebred white Leg> horns, 3 b.o. fowls, 8 tons Mount Lf»B Super, 8 tons lime, part stack barley, eating and seed p. toes and house* hold furniture. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12.30. NOTE:—These are a good lot of milking cows that can be recommended. A few have calved and the balance art springing.

AT THJE MART, NEW PfcYMOOTH. lft: ~/ I NEWTON KINO * | JJAS received instructions from ike Administratrix of the Estate o! James Hamblyn, deceased, to sell by public auction at 2.30 p.m.': SECTIONS 12 and 84 and pwts Sections 10 and 11, Hua District, containing To acres 1 r™ l o" pord.es freehold. Land Tit If. Situated on the Hanwond Koail. Bell Block; about OJ miles from New Plymouth and' ft-Bile from Hen wood Road railway station; fenced into numerous paddocks; well watered; several flumps of native bush; dwelling °f 0 rooms; cowshed (12 bails, concrete floor) and outbuildings! little over 1 mile to school; 2 miles to Bell Block Factory. For further particulars apply tp the Auctioneer or ■ \ ME. A. 11. JOHNSTONE, Solicitor, New Plymouth. \ NEWTON KING v WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT ~VALUATioNB «» WOOL held at WAITAEA tbrougV out the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered erery four weeks at STRATFORD. Next Hide and Skin Sale—August 19. ConsujnmjnU must arrtve by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Übeifttfw annlirtatinn W