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Taranaki Daily News, 11 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTIOH. DUDLEY ROAD, INGLEWOOD. - TUESDAY, JUNE 15th, 182 fly NEWTON KING AS been favored with instruction* from Mr. J. Butler, who ha* told his farm, to sell by public auction:— WITHOUT RESERVE: QQ JERSEY HOLSTEIN COWS (July and August calvers) 1 choice Jersey in-calf heifer 1 Bolstein in-calf heifer 1 2 J-year Jersey bull I aged farm gelding (all work) : 1 aged farm mare (in foal) - I . 1 7-year spring cart mare 8 sows (in pig), 2 pet lambs, dog cart and harness, spring cart and ban ness, block dray and harness, manure drill, Planet Junior, Ad« riance mower, disc tyne and tfi* pod harrows, force pump, chaf* cutter, turnip slicer, 1 hay ttdderi hay rake, 3 collard and hamet, pole straps, check reini,. 6 pair plough chains, set trees, 96-g»I-Alpha Laval separator, churn, 4 milk cans, buckets, etc.,. pulleys, shafting and belting, scalding tub, calf trough, barrels, Unique copper and stand, scythes, X saw, horse and cow rugs, roofing iron and timber, snig chain, half-tott superphosphate, household ftfrnU ture and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 Ford car in runnlag osdtt. NOTE.—My agent has inspected tha cows and they are all young, in Up* top condition, early calvers and showing quality. The implements are all iq first-class condition. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12.30. POTATOES AND ONIONS. SATURDAY NEXT, AT 1 O'CLOCK. WcßStlr~ BROS. Will Sell,— OKI SACKS Prime Canterbury Tabid Potatoes. 65 Bags Prime Onions.

L. A. NOLAN & COj; GOVEfINMENT WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. / QOVERNMENT Valuations conducted as underr • v Wool: At our store, Quay Strut, W4l tara. Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Stwtt New Plymouth, every four weeki. Auction Sales of Hides, Tallow, etc, con* ducted monthly. Next Sale June 28. 180 ACRES ' FreelloW > all in B rMS t ' I'lose to (sea; six-roomed house, outbuildings. All level; carry 65 COWS. Price £4O per acre. Good tern>9. 1 Kf\ ACRES Freehold, r-loso to school xuu factory and post office; 18 paff. docks, carry' fit) cows, good building*, Price .€3O per acre; £IOOO cash. •yg ACRES, Freehold, close to railwajrj good buildings, milking machine*; carrying 35 cows. , Price £OO per met*, Terms. 201 ACRESi Frcent,l,J f six-roomed "house, implement shed, cowshed, stable; wintered 120 grown cattle; no weeds. Price £l3 10s per acre; £IOOO cash. 260 ACRKS ' Fre(1 ' lol(1 > H miles fr*™ prosperous town; carry 120 cow*. Price £52 per acre; £2OOO cash. 1 QA ACRES, Freehold, carry 70 cow«, 7 miles New Plymouth. Price £39 per acre; £ISOO cash. 150. ACRES ' FreehoW > *'l •»« « r *«. » weeds, all level, 3 miles railway, 1 mile factory; good buildings. Price £35 per acre; £BOO cash. 20'0. ACRES ' freehold, no weeds, all level, good buildings; close to railway. Carry 80 cows'. Price £SB per acre; £ISOO cash. Good returns.-. Further particulars on application to—> NEWTON KING LAND DEPARTMENT,. - INOLEWOOD. •'"■'.. FARMERS: yOU will ho looking for a MILKING x . MACHINE at the Show; arid" the wise Farmer, the man who knows, will choose ■

THE. FARMERS' MILKING MACHINE. JUST A FEW REASOHS WHY: ' You can milk into an open bucket-• You get rid of releaser troubles. '; You get rid of vacuum, tank. You get rid of vacuum pipes. ■ No pulsator troubles. You can test nny eow'at any time. ' It will convey the milk into factory can* anywhere, any height, and milk into an open bucket AT THE SAME TIME. The milk is in tlm air all the time, and' your milk will keep sweet. Can you get this service from any oth&r machine t LOOK UP OUR STAND. WE WILL SHOW YOU.! STAINTON & CO. TARANAKI DISTRIBUTORS, NEW PLYMOUTH. BepresenUtiw.