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Taranaki Daily News, 16 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. CLEARING SALE. MAIN SOUTH ROAD, INAHA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. NEWTON KING ,H AS . received Instructions from M.\ Wm. Duggftn, who haa sold hia farm, ■ to offer by public auction the whole of liia dairy herd, etc., as follows— WITHOUT RESERVE: ftQ: JERSEY COWS, very choice, July and August calvers, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull 6 choice yearling Jersey jheifers 1 yearling bull 1 3-year pedigree bull, brid by Mr. " " J. S. T. Short 3 fat sheep h 2 sows with litters 1 sow in pig 1 sow, pedigree Berkshire, due July 1 set Johnson discs, s.f. Duncan plough, Massey Harris mower, Eureka manure distributor, tripod harrows, Domo separator, 8 25-gal. cans, buckets, • milfe strainer, 12 cow covers, 3-horse bar, whey barrel* and pig troughs, 5 sacks potatoes, SO fencing posts, (1 strainers, set trotting hobbles and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 2 three-quarter draught mares, any trial 1 milk waggon, in good order NOTE.—My agent has inspected the cows, and they are a very choice lot of high grade Jerseys, having been, all Association tested, and the herd, which includes 25 heifers, has averaged over 300 lbs butter-fat. The two horses are exceptionally good, and the implements are all practically new. " The live stock is all in good condition, and I em strongly recommend this sale to all farmers in search of good cows. All cattle remain on the farm until July 1. Sale starts at 1 o'clock sharp. Luncheon Provided at Noon. ' NEW ALL ROAD, WARE A. WEDNESDAY, 16th JUNE. NEWTON KINO JJAS been favored with instructions from Messrs. Ducker' Bros-, who liave sold their farm, to sell by auction,

WITHOUT RESERVE r> 40'0. GOOD LAAIBS 130 mixed aged owes (in lamb) 7 2/4 tooth rams 57 yearling steers 8 yearling heifers 20 2-year steers 2 cows (in milk) 2 draught mares 1 harness mare 1 5-year draught gelding, unbroken 1 4-year do colt, unbroken S/L plough, disc and chain harrow?, sledge, 2 jacks, carpenter's bencli and tools, circular saw and spindle, 2 crow bars, 1 ton chain block, hammer and wedges, 23 sheets iron, wheelbarrow, milk cart and harness, gig and harness, pony cart, 3 saddles, ladders, garden tools, lawn mower, chains, collars, hames, etc. D/B gun,' quarter ton manure, 125 hinau posts. Household furniture, including: leather dining suite, 2 duchess sets, dining table, bedsteads, chairs, bevelled mirror, mirror front wardrobe, book shelves, marble top tables, mangle, kitchen utensils, linoleums and useful sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Gig, pony and harness, and sideboard On account of MESSRS. CASS IE BROS., tfho have given up dairying:— Spring cart .(nearly new), heavy spring dray, milk waggon (22cwt), 2 factory horses, 12 milk cans. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. WAREA ROAD, WAREA. JUNE. At 10.30 a.m. sharp. NEWTON KING Will sell on account of Mrs. E. Murphy, without reserve:— g DRAUGHT HORSES 1 spring carter 2 cows 1 Shorthorn bull Spring cart and harness, block dray, chain harrows, s/f plough, Hillside do, potato plough, copper and stand, buggy, anvil, maul and wedges, crowbar, 1 ton lime, 1 ton manure, 6 bags cement, grass seed, trough and tubs.

ALSOQuantity of furniture. The 3 horses are subject to a slight reserve only. FARMERS! \T7ATKR is cheap, Benzine is scarce. This brings us to the point. A WATER-WHEEL. Install one now. First expense the only expense. All orders promptly attended to. W. E. WILLIS, BUILDER, OKATO, is the builder of Water-wheels for all ieading makers and agents of machines in Taranaki.