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Taranaki Daily News, 22 October 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. tA|j MIXED YEARLINGS 40 yearling Shorthorn steers (good). 20 store cows 20 2-year springing heifers 30 2-year-old empty heifers 50 15-month heifers . 100 ewes and lambs 100 ewes and lambs 25 hoggets 40 Holstein yearling heifers 25 Shorthorn yearlings (good) SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK.

INGLEWOOD ANNUAL BULL FAIR. ; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. 100 BULLS of all breeds includiD S ' 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, "Pasha'a Billy" by Pasha's—Spring Flower 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, "Parata* whiti Nugget" by Fury's Fali; Boy—Holly Berry 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull "Waiata's Bungle" by Wai«ta~Bungle'# Rossel" 1 Pedigree Friesian bull "Dorothea!* Lad" by "King Segis De Kol-f" Lady Dorothea Alcartra" 45 Grade Jerseys 25 Grade Shorthorns 10 Grade Friesians Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE, TOOLS, ETC. * THURSDAY, OCT.; 23, 1919. ON THE FARM, PALMER ROAD, KAPONGA. NEWTON KING JTAS received instructions from Mr. A. L. Prcstidge, who has let his farm for Sharemilking, to sell as above with« out reserve;— 7 Piece Green Plush Suite 3 Piece Oak Bedroom Suite Sideboard, 2 chests Drawers, Washstands, Toilet Sets, Double and Single Bedsteads, Cot, Wire and Kapok Mattresses, Kitchen Dresser, Dining Table, 10 Kitchen Chairs, Padded Wicker Chairs, Couch, Rotoscillo Sewing Machine, Clocks, Linos for six rooms, Carpet Squares, Carpet Runner, Carpet Sweeper, Curtain Poles, Perambulator, Perfection Oil Stoves, Pots and Pans, Crockery, Cutlery, Phonograph and Records, No. I Shacklock Range, Lawn Mower, Chaff Cutter, Potato Grubber, Planet Jnr., Seeder, B. McD. Wind" mill, Car Shed, dbl. b.b.l. gun, Wash tubs, baths, 14-gallon copper, 1 ton eating potatoes, tools and sundries. 20 fowls, 15 hoggets, boy's pony, firewood, 1 | gig. Sale at one o'clock. REPORT.—Furniture and effects are all in good order, having been very carefully used, and can be confidently recommended.

NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT "VALUATIONS OF, WOOL held at WAITARA through, out the year. WOOL VALUATION NOVEMBER 11, SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC, offered every four weeks at | STRATFORD. Consignmjnts must arrive by Friaa* previeus. Adviie Carda and LafeeU oa application.

£3OO CASH £750 Cash as a Going Concern. w«th NO WEEDS; situate only Halt mile from railway station and school, cheese factory l{ miles, township J miles; sub-divided into 15 level paddocks. Comfortable homestead, up-to-daf<S milking s i IP< i (concreted), and necessary outbuildings. ' At present there are eight acres in oati and grass, 12 acres now being sown. this farm is capable of carrying 35 cows-for years has been carrying 30 cows. At present there are 30 "cows, 4 Horses, 12 sheep on the property. Owner can show good returns * Price, £6O per acre; £3OO cash, balunce- for a term at flj per cent. ilie above farm can be taken over as a going concern, £750 required down, if desired.

NEWTON KING, SOLE AGENT, LAND DEPARTMENT, Inglewoocf. FOE SALE. ; piVE-SEATER touring car, fully equipped, oloctric light, self-starter, recently overhauled, New Master carburettor, Bosch'magneto, new seat covers, and hood envelope. Any trial given. Price £155 cash. Apply in first instance "Motor Oar," News Offlen.■ • +„