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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. | FRIDAY, 25th JUNE, ID2O. '/ NEWTON KING ]• IT AS received instructions from Mr, % W. R. BENNETT, who has sold hit J* farm, to sell on the property.on abov« -"j I date*— ;| WITHOUT RESERVE: '| AV DAIRY COWS, 3rd and 4tb calveri ■] 10 2 year Grade Holstein springing ', heifers (good) '■ 2 2.year Grade Holstein Mis .;, 1 Pedigree Holstein bull, 3 yean 2 2-year steers 41 mixed weaners (Holsteins), $ weeks turnips 2 farm homes, all firm \^>td 1 2 l / 2 -year gelding, handled A 2 sows with litters . • A 5 stores in pigs ; 2;"> store piga 12 p.b. bronze turkeys, geeie an] ', fowls . '> 1 Milk Waggon (slight reserve) oar,,-? '■■' 12 cans, Spring Dray and Harnett, 1 '. S.F. Duncan Plough, International Hillside Plough, Swin£e«tree», .' Chains, Sledge, Wheel-barrow, 90gal Copper, Unique Copper, WaA Tubs, 1 Iron Car Shed 16 x 10, Sundry Harness, Farm Tools, Milk Can*, 1 Bath, 70 Shares Stratford Daily Co. (Slight reserve) ALSO: Household Furniture and Effect*. 1 5-seater "Studebaker" Car * (M good order), slight reserve. Sale at 12.30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS 0? WOOL held at WAITARA through* out the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-Tuesday, June 22. Consignm ;nts must artive by Friday previous. AdvL-e Cards arid Labels •> application. PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE. « "SHERWOOD" HERD, WAIMANAi AN account of Mr. E. Hodges, Wai« mana, we shall sell at the SALEYARDS, HAMILTON; ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30tb, AT NOON |Q PEDIGREE COWS AND HEIFER^ g PEDIGREE BULLS AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—Mr. Hodge** herd embraces a collection of very highly bred Jersey cuttle, and as the record! will show are also of high milking qua!* ity. Catalogues on Application. THE FARMER'FcO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING . CO., LTD., HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS. JgQ ACRES, Freehold, all in grass, close to sea; six-roomed house, outbuildings. All level; carry 85 cow*. Price £4O per acre. Good terms. 150 A( <P ES close to school,, factory and post office; 16 pad* docks, carry 50 cows, good buildingl. Price £3O per acre; £IOOO cash. 'J'g ACRES, Freehold, close to railway; , good buildings, milking machines; carrying 35 cows. Price £6O per acre. Terms. 201 ACRES) Precl ">M> sii-roomed house, implement shed, cowshed, - stable; wintered 120 grown cattle; no weeds. Price £l3 10s per acre; £1«W) cash. 2(30 ACRES, Freehold, lj mileß from prosperous town; carry < 120 cow*/ Price £52 per acre; £2OOO cash. 190- ACRES > freehold, carry 70 cows,, 7 milca'Ncw Plymouth. Price ' £3ll per acre; £ISOO cash, 150 ACRES > all in grass, no weeds, nil level, 3 miles railway, ■ 1 mile factory; good buildings. Price £35 per acre; £BOO cash. 200 AORKS ' Frecl '°W, no weeds, all level, good buildings; close to railway. Carry 80 cows. Price £6B per acre; £ISOO cash. Good returns Further particulars on application, to— NEWTON KING LAND DEPARTMENT, INGLEWOOD. NEW PLYMOUTH - ■OPUNAKE ■ SERVICE. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. gNELLING & ANDREWS, Taxi Pro. prietors, of New Plymouth", desire to intimate to the public that they have purchased the above well-known servise from Mr. E. Wooldridge, and will assume control as from Monday nest, 17th May. The new firm will carry on business at Mr. Wooldridge's present address, ©ppo< site Royal Hotel, Brougham Street. They trust that they will be accorded a fair share of public patronage in their new