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Taranaki Daily News, 10 September 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. UNRESERVEDDISPERSAL SALE 3 "WHITE CLIFFS," PUKEARUHE. THOfcSDjfcSf, SEPTEMBER U. 1 NEWTON KING JJAS received instruction* from Hj Grcig, Esq., 5 "who hag sold hi* property, the "White Cliffs" Estate, tq sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE:, 100 FAT AND FORWARD 4 AND G-YEAR BULLOCKS (on turnip* since May 20) •[5 FAT BULLOCKS 100 EMPTY 2-YEAR DAIRY HEIFERS, chiefly Jersey croff (an especially good line) » .1 Jg PEDIGREE BEEP SHORT* HORN COWS, HEIFERS, AND BULLS as per catalogue ffjf, Howard Booth strain)

2 house cows, 3rd calvers • 8 yearling to 6-month grade Shorts horn hulls 15 grade Shorthorn breeding cow* in calf to pedigree bull 8 2-year in-calf grade Shorthoffr heifers IQO fat wethers I.'IO forward 4-tootli wethers 10 fat 2-tooth wethers Team of 4 heavy draught hones, All hard fed, shafters and used to hard work 6 J-draught horses (all farm work)' 1 good hack and harness mars reliable) 1 quiet pony with rubber-tyred pony trap and set brown leather harness (slight reserve) 3-stand Lister shenring plant, I Lister 2| h.p. benzine engine on sledge, 3 good heifers, unbroken pony, Reid & Gray d.f. plough with extras to convert, into a 3-furrow, Booth McDonald s.f. handle plough, Bft. disc harrows, Bft. Cambridge roller, 4-leaf tvne harrows, steel tripod harrows, spring tyne cultivator, 13-coulter Duncan drill with grass-seed box, chain harrows, English-made manure distributor, MIL reaper and binder, M.H. mower (new), Deering hay rake, 1 Andrews & Beaven portabla double-bagger chaffeutter with lOin. mouth, small ehaffeutter with 1(1 in. pulley, Duncan saw bench with ■')oin. circular saw, Reid & Gray wool press, spring tooth harrows, earth scoop, haml 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 dies, pipe vice and wrench, 4-cwt. Avery weighing machine, Rex rivctter and rivets, set shoeing tools, windlass, 25 wool packs, 100 chaff sacks, 1 ton coal, S tons basic slag, 4 tons super, quantity totara and silver pin a posts, strainers, and stays, 20 new rimu field gates, 1} tons Johnston's No. 8 galvanised wire, 1 ton-barbed wire, 10 pairs gate hinges and large quantity of staples, stack hay, 2 stacks straw, timber, table and seed potatoes, 3-lamp Perfection stove, set pedigreo cattle branding numbers, all farm tools, furniture, nnd sundries.

LUNCIIKOX PROVIDED. SAM AT 11.30 O'CLOCK. AUCTIONEER'S XOTK.-Ae Mr Greig lms soltl liis estate, the above will b® submitted at the hammer without re* serve. The pedigree beef Shorthorns are good, and are fully described in the catalogues which are available at any of my oflicos. The implements ara first class and as #ood as new. Motor cars Will run from any of my offices (North and South Taranaki) "on the morning of sale. Will intending buyers pler.se book seats? NEWTON ICING WOOLBROKER. '."fnVERNMKNT VALUATIONS OP WOOL held at WAIT ARA throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered .every four weeks at STRATFORD. Consigmu 'lits must arrive by Friday previous Cards and L&bels on application.

t. A. NOLAN & CO. GOVERNMENT WOOf. AND SKIN ' BROKERS. new Plymouth. QOVERNMENT Valuations conducted as under: Wool: At our store, Quay Street, W*i tara, at abort intervals during im< son. Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Strstt Ivew Plymouth, every four weeks. Auction Sales of Hides/Tallow, etc., com ducted monthly.