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Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AlIC'flOK. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL, SALE] "WHITE CLIFFS," PUKBABDHE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from EL Kaq., who has told hid property, the "White Cliffs" Estate, t<J sell by public auction m above, WITHOUT RESERVEj '' IQA FAT AND FORWARD 4 ABB 5-YEAR BULLOCKS (on tuntkf since May 20) ; [QO EMPTY 2-YEAR DAOfc HEIFERS, chiefly Jersey croq (an especially good line) Jg PEDIGREE BEEF SHOftV HORN COWS, HEIFERS, A$D BULLS as per catalog* (W t Howard Booth strain)

2 house cows, 3rd carvers 8 yearling to 6-month gradeHShort* horn bulls IS grade Shorthorn breeding eotrs} in calf to pedigree bull ' . > ' 8 2-year in-calf grade Shortlubt heifers 100 fat wethers v 130 forward 4-tooth wethers 10 fat 2-tooth wethers 230 fat and 'forward wether* (off turnips) ■ ■• Team of 4 heavy draught horse*, all hard fed, ahufters and used tq hard work 0 {-draught horses (rll farm work)' 1 good hack and harness mare reliable) 1 quiet pony with rubber-tyred} pony trap and set brown leather harness (slight reserve)' 3-stand Lister shearing plant, ' 1 Lister 21 h.p. benzine engine OH sledge, 3 good heifers, unbroken (ft pony, Reid & Gray d.f. plough with extrts to convert into a 3-furrow, Booth McDonald s.f. handle plough* Bft. disc harrows, Bft. Cambridge roller, 4-leaf tync harrows, steel tripod harrows, spring tyne cultivator,, 13-coulter Duncan drill with grass-seed box, chain harrows, English-made manure distributor, M.H. reaper nnd binder, M.H. mower (new), Deering hay rake, 1 Andrews & Beaver, portable double-bagger chaffcuttefwith lOin. mouth, small chaffcutter with 18in. pulley, Duncan saw bench witlt oOin. circular saw, Reid & Gray wool press, spring tooth >harrows, earth scoop, hand separator, horse \ hoe and cultivator, Planet seed and manure drill, windmill pump, 2 farm waggons, 4-horse set trees, blocks, and all farm harness and chains, set pipe vice and wrench, 4-cwt. Avery weighing machine, Rex rivetter and rivets, set shoeing tools, windlass, 25 wool packs, 100 chaff sacks, 1 ton coal, 5 tons basic slag, 4 tons super* quantity totara and silver pine posts, strainers, and stays) 20 neit*. rimu field gates, 11 tons Johnston'! No. 8 galvanised wire, 1 ton barbed , wire, 10 pairs gate hinges and large* quantity of staples, stack hay; 2 v stacks straw, timber, table and seed potatoes, 3-lamp Perfection stove, set pedigree cattle branding numbers, all farm tools, furniture, and sundries.

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.-As Mr. Grefc has sold ]>ia estate, the above will bo submitted at the hammer without n* serve. The pedigree beef Shorthorn* are good, and arc fully described in the catalogues which are available at any of my offices. The implements «r« first class and as good as hew. Motor cars will run from any of my offices (North and South Taranaki) on the morning of sale. Will intending buyers please fcook seats? •

KAPONfiA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. NEWTON KING' JJAB received instructions from Mft J. K. Silby, who is leasing his farjßJ, to sell by publie auction as above: 4| HOLSTEW.IERSEY CROSS, COWS close up to profit 6 cows in milk 1 Holstein bull 1 spring cart horse REPORT.—Cows arc all young and in fair condition, and majority very clou up. For sake of convenience, the sale U being held in my Kaponga Yards. sale A'.' i o'clock! RAHOTU SPRING SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, NEWTON KINO yyiLL hold his Annual Spring Sale as above. • ENTRIES INVITED.