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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. AUROA ROAD, AWATUNA. MONDAY, JUNE 28th, ID2O. NEWTON KING .AS been favored with instructions from Mr. J. WALLIS, who has sold his farm, to sell as under:— WITHOUT RESERVE: 4A DAIRY COWS, Jersey, Holstein anil Shorthorn, 2nd and 3rd culvers Milk Cart and Harness. Gig and Harness. 3A tons Lime. , Also Household Furniture, including: Iron Bedsteads, Duchess, Chest Drawers, Sideboard, Table, Oak Chairs, Kitchen Table and Chairs, and general Household Sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE:' Good Piano (iron frame) 1 gelding (milk carter) 1 mare, Vi-draught, rising fi years 1 filly, 2 years, by Foremost (halfsister to Wild Lupin) 1 filly, 3 year=, by Foremost 1 mare, dam u' Wild' Lupin, in foil to Lord Mullifirt 10 Jersey weancr lioifers On account of F. HallDisc Harrows, R. and G- Plough', Combined Tripod and Chain Harrows, Milk Dray, Harness, Gig Harness, Swingle-trees, Chains, Cow Covers, Milk Cans, Stumping Jack, Tool*. • Fowls and Ducks. 2 store pigs ,'i sows, due early 1 Pedigree Jersey bull, Sylph's MajSale at 12.30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PEDIGREE JERSEYS. TARIKI (OPPOSITE STATION), THURSDAY, Ist JULY, 1020. NEWTON KING AS received instructions from Mr. JACOB THERKLESON, Senr, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE— K PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, com"BREEZE," No. load, sire "Stevenson," dam "Zenith." "OLIVE," No. 2320, sire "Cherry's Duke," dam "Rita Fenwick." "BIUGHTEZE STAR" No. 3684, sire "Waif's Star," dam <l ßrighteze sth." "DEWBERRY'S LEAF," No. 3784, sire "Mona's ■■' Campanile," dam ,t "Dewberry, Sjveet." "BREEZY," No. 4302, sire "Brighter Royal," dam "Breeze." AH the. above cows are. in calf to the" pedrgrce Jersey bull "SNIPER" N0.,5528, and are due August and September. ALSO--1 Milk Cart Gelding and Harness, 1 set Tine Harrows, 1 Plough, Chain-:, Harrows, American Buggy, Spring Trap, 3 Tons Hay, 3 Tons "Coal, Quantity Firewood, Timber, 5 sacks Chaff, 7 volumes N.Z. Jersey Herd Books, Farm Tools, 1 "FORD" Fiveseater Car (slight reserve), and ft quantity of Household Furniture. SALE AT 1 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. , Mr. M. Therkleson has only been rea'' 1 -, ing a small herd, and the above cows are a very choice lot. The farm is sold, and everything will be sold absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE. * MOKAU RIVER. THURSDAY, 15th JULY, 1920. i ■ / NEWTON KING [AS received instructions from the Public Trustee, in the estate of the late Andrew Kelly, to sell by Public Auction on the property, Mokau River, his interest in—a Section 13, Sub-divisional plan of Mokau-Mohakatino block I.F„ ■ Mokau, containing 1790 acres held under lease by the deceased for 41 years from Ist July, 1898, at an annual rent of £74 lis Bd, no right of renewal. Approximately 350 acres in grass, balance bush. Two hoflses, 5 and fl rooms, cowshed and outbuildings; 4 paddocks. Situated about 17 miles up Mokau River and accessible either by launch or track. The 300 acres of cleared portion is well suited for dairying, and 50 acres more suited for other cattle and sheep. Now carrying 84 dairy cows well, and other young stock, also 7 draught horses. The area "in bush is all tellable, and comprises good easy spurs, faces, and tableland, on papa formation. ALSO all stock-and-pliint, to be advsrtised later. NOTICE. /CLIENTS will kindly note that in order to minimise the work of my Clerical Staff, terms for all Furniture and sundries at Clearing Sa".es are strictly cash. " Auctioneer. NEWTON KING, Don't hesitate to use Nnzol very freeUy, especially by constant inhalation. It protects the mouth, nose mid throat jjfftiast infectious influenza germ*,