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Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTIOK. *, — l —V OH THE FARM, OKATO. (Close to Stony Saleyards.) MONDAY, 7th JUNE. - NEWTON KINO XT AS been favored with instructor from Mrs. B. Doyle, whose farm hj»/ been sold, to sell by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: fjg DAIRY COWS 16 choice 2 and 3-year beifera , 2 Holstein bulls 52 mixed weaners , 3 draught horses (a\iy harness) 1 sow fin farrow) i 1 stack hay and cover 161 fally paid -up sham (Oksta Dairy Co.), d.f. plough, disc, chain, tyne and tripod harrows, roller, spring cart, block dray,' gig and ' harness, cart and plough harness, swingletrees, 10 milk cans, barrels and troughs, new copper and circular saw and bench, lawn er,' Vheel'barrow, 50 pine posts anl Strainers, fowls, potatoes, anjl large quantity of useful farm'smu, dries. Light luncheon provided. ' SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. ' NOTE.—This herd ha 9 been heaviljl culled from year to yefcr and now cott» tains some good working material, be* ing mostly good types of Shorthorn and Holstein with a sprinkling of Jersey. Practically all are August calvers. - TM' heifers are worthy of special attention, AT THE HOMESTEAD, WESTOWN7 WEDNESDAY, 9th JUNE. NEWTON ma. JJAS been favored with linstructioni from C. W. RUEBE, Esq., who'hat sold his homestead, to sell by auctidOf without reserve— J.O HEAD OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS 4 Stack of Hay, half-acre Mangolds and Carrots, Poultry, Cultivator, Milk Cans, and farm sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, Good Gig and Harness. SALE AT no O'CLOCK. ! " NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS O? WOOL held at WAITAIIA through* out the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETjC. offered every four iveeki at STRATFORD. XEXT SALE—Tuesduy, June 22. Cotisigmn mts must aerive by, Eriiay, previous. Advloe Cards and Labels oil application.

CLEARING SALE. DENBIGH ROAD, MIDFIRST. THURSDAY, JUNE 10 ON ACCOUNT MR. G. FERGUSON. the p.a.c., stratford; .yp* offer the whole of his HonsebcdiJ Furniture and Effects, Farm Impleinenta, Horses, etc., without reserve, follows l: — . . . ~ Fire Screen, Cot, Baths, Wringer, Step Ladder, Pres. Pan, Meat Safe, Stock* whip, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, Cuy* lerv, Glassware, Cupboard, Flour Bins, IC. Table, Chairs, Wooden Bedstead, Bed« ding, 3-chest Drawers, 2 Mirrors, Ore. Tables, Pictures, Linoleums fl rooms, 2 double B.R. Bedsteads, Mattresses, 'Stretchers, 2 Wash-stands, Toilet Ware,, Dressing Table, Dining Table, CheffoniSr, Drophoad Machine, 3 Easy Chags, Coueli, 2 Clocks, Ornaments, Vases, Fender, Cur* tains, Lamps, Benzine Iron, Books. IMPLEMENTS & TOOLS. 1 1 Milk Cart, 1 Gig, 1 Roller, 1 set Discs, 1 set Tripod Harrows, 1 'set Chain Har« rows, 1 set Tine Harrows, 1 Plough, 1 sei M.C. Harness, 1 set Gig Harness, Colla-, Hnymes, 3 sets Chains, 2 sets Swingle* tree'), 3 Logging Chains, Winkefs, 2 sets Reinn, Horse Cover, quantity Sacks, 13 tow Coders, 2 Cases Benzine, Buckets, Cooler, Aerator. Plunger, 4 Milk Cam, S Sheets Iron, 3 Crow-bars, Spalling Hammers, ShoveU, Spades, Forks, Slashers. Picks, Scythes. 4 Crosscut Saws, Ladilcr. Kerosene, Fowl Feed, set Steelyards, Wire Strainers, Cow- Choker, Barb'd Wire, Clippers, Planet .Tunior,Cultivator, Calf Trough, Wallaby Jack,. Barrels, Carpenters' Tools, 1 Dehorniug Saw, quantity Carpenters' Tools, etc. ' • '■ ' ALSO--2 Horses; U ton Guano; odd: Ma*s ures, 3 Weaners, 1 2yr Heifer, 1 On account of a client-^ 1 bay mare, r>yrs, all harness (re* serve) 1 1 gelding (harness) I rubber-tyred gig and harness

1 gig niaro • ; 1 boy's saddle 1 express The above is nil first-dags, stuff, and should meet with keen competition LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12 P.M. SHARP. BERT SIURMj Auctioneer.*