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Taranaki Daily News, 19 May 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM. jUPPEK STUART ROAD. ELTHAM. .THURSDAY, MAlj> 20th, 1020.' NEWTON~ KING ' 1 * ' H AS received instructions from Mr, Amos Durrant, who is leaving th» district, to sell as above—--02 COWS, Holstein -Jersey cross, Aug" ust and September calvers 4 heifers 2 Pedigree Holstein bulls 9 yearling Holstein steers 15 grade yearling Holstein heifers 29 ewes in lamb , SO hoggets 2 half-draught milk-eart horses, .Witt slight reserve 1 trotting mare, 8 years, with stlgty - reserve ; 1 3-ye«r gelding, by Advance, bftfc en to harness, with slight feservi 2 2-year fillies, unbroken, withVllght reserve 1 3*year hackney Ally, by»_Ad*®i«( with slight reserve v 1 pony mare, 5 years, shoWrlng jumper, with slight reserve 1 14-ton milk waggon, practically :iew; 1 set Duncan discs, good) 1 Booth d.f. plough, 1 Duricat roller, chain harrows, 4-horu gear, spring cart, double and sin pie harness. 5 young sows, in pig 10 store pigs ' 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 1 Turn worth boar 2 sows with litters 400-Gallon Tank, Sledge, Hay fl-eoulter Duncan Drill (good)/ MeCormaek Mower, Gig (re> serve), Gig Harness," I Tubs, Fowls, Dogs,, Factor} Shares, i Ton Super., 10 Cans. ALSOHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 4 EFFECTS ALSO, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 5-seater Studebaker Motor .Car, $ splendiu order, good as new. ' ■ REPORT,—The cows are a good Jot. This is Mr. Dun;ant's first sale, and. the cattle are all of his own rearing, and can be recommended, as the Vendor kfept fto?; thing but the best. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. , RAHOTU. FRIDAY, 21st MAY. - 2D GOOD 2J-YEAR IN-CALF HiJli FERS. '' ' ' : 10 20-month empty heifers 12 2-year in-calf heifers 20 store and forward cows 230 2, 4 and 0-tooth ewes (in lamb), good 1 J-sha'fter rubber tyred gig aiis harness (nearly new) 1 s.f. plough, chains, dray harncesj and sundries. On account of Mr. Charles Rasper-* 2 trotting horses Alpha lighting plant (in very good order), and quantity feundfies* On account Mr. James Mitchell—--4 acres of swedes, with 6 acres of rough feed, situated close t4 Rahotu township. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. MONDAY, 24th MAY. AT URENUI YARDS. NEWTON*KING H as been instructed by Mr. C. Sel* by, to sell by Public Auction— The Goodwill of his interest in all that parcel of land known , >4 Mimi 4 D, containing 57 acre# more or less, adjoining Mr< Kapinga's property in the Urti« ti Valley, held under an Agree* ment of Lease at a yearly; rental of 16s 6d (sixteen shillings and sixpence) per acr(i| having 3 years yet to run.

For further particulars apply to tiiq Auctioneer. To be offered at v 2.30 p.m. SATURDAY, MAY 29th, 1020. NEWTON KING JJAS been favored with Instructions from the Public' Trustee in the Estate of T. E. Larking to sell by Pablio Auction at his Mart at 2 o'clock—--123 ACRES, freehold, L.T.,Title, being section 22, Block IX., Cape Survey District. All in grass and Mib-divided into numerous pad- ' docks; good fencing; well watered. Dwelling of 5 rooms, good cowshed, etc. Situated on the Warea Road, close to township and alongside surveyed railway line. Conditions of sale and further particulars obtainable from the Auctioneer. L: A: NOLAN & CO.i GOVERNMENT WOOL AND BEON BROKERS. QOVERNMEN T Valuations at under: Wool: At our store, Quay Street, Wri tara. ■ Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Street New Plymouth, every four weeks. Auction Sales of Hides, Tallow, etc., con* ducted monthly, Next Sale April 27th.