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Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1920, Page 8

sale: by auction. THURSDAY,' JULY 22nd, 1020. ' NEWTON KINO JJAS been favored with instruction** from Mr. J. Staehurski, who haf sold hie farm, to sell by Public Auctioi*, WITHOUT RKSERVE: gg DAIRY COWS, mostly August and' September calvera 20 2-year in-calf heifer* (good) 1 3-year Holstein bull 1 2-year Holstein bull 30 mixed weaners ' * .2 young sow* in farrow, 3 good «»„ Tlius (i niott 10 atman 1 i»ul M— . Mower, Massey Rake, Gig, Spring Cart, S.F. Booth, McDonald Plough, J.D. Plough, Osbourae Discs, 3-leat Tyne Harrows, hand or power Chaff* cutter, Wallaby Jack, Price'* Jac*, No. 2 Shacklock Range, Copper m<| stand, logging chain, roofing iron, spouting, quantity of timber, aqd iiq and 2in pijflng, about 15 yard* bouh ders, 4 yards shingle, and Farm Sun/ dries. , WITH SLIGHT RESERVE; 1 bay gelding (9 yearsjr, 1 black gelding (aged) '• 1 chestnut gelding (aged) 1 brake NOTE.—The above herd of cow* I* i* splendid condition, and mostly yoUiig, As Mr. Stachurski has been milking tot over 25 years, and this being hit firs) sale, a great number of the cowa are ni his own breeding. These cows can' tn thoroughly recommended to intending purchasers. Calving dates given at tile, LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NEWTON KING TXAS received instructions from tH Executors in the estate of the lat4 JAMES PULLAR, to sell by Auction at his Mart on SATURDAY, 24th Julf, 1920: Sections Pt. 3 and section 4, Bloeti VII, containing 522 acres O.R.P. at 8d per acre, annual rental £l6 6s 4d, situated Upper Car* 1 rington Road. A certain amount of fcush was felled, and fenced years ago, but .is now covered, with second growth, This is a good opportunity for a man of "Small capital to acquire ft holding, or would suit a dairy, farmer to fun- dry stock on. The property must be sold to wind up the Estate, and the reserve is an extremely low one. For further particulars apply to the) Auctioneer.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.. .. SPECIAL SALE Of PEDIGREE JERSEY FEMALE CATTLE. AT WAIWAKAIHO SALEYARDS,. THURSDAY, 7th OCTOBER, 1980. WAIWAKAIHO BULL FAIR. FRIDAY, Bth OCTOBER, 1920. Entries will now be received. Entries of all pedigree stock jnmt bd accompanied by extended pedigree*. Catalogues are to be prepared jind stosVi offered according to the otder in whjolj entries are sent in. ' ' i NEWTON KING WOOLBROKCR. lOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OB! r WOOL held at WAITARA thrtugn, out the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC, offered every fo.nr weeks 04 STRATFORD. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Label» oil application. WAIKATOFA& FOR QUICK SALE. 1280 ACRES FREEHOLD. 1280 ACRES freehold ; » sitimUd in a prosperous district ,*«d townsbip; subdivided into numerbu* sheeptproof paddocks: . The' property »» fiat to undujatjng, and all ploughable bulk 100 acres; about 650 acres are sown down in good English grasses; no weeds, and the balance Is fern and tutu; no stumping to be done, only put a match to the fern, which acts as a fertiliser, then the plough, sow down in turnips or clover, great results, . Buildings: Sound eight-roomed house, conveniences, up-to-date cowshed, machines, etc. 100 cows can be milked on the front of this farm if desired. Cream «arj) passes the door, school within half mile. Price, for quick sale, £lO 10a per acre; £BOO ca?h to good maii, balance of money at 5 per cent. Sole Agent— i NEWTON KISG ' LAND DEPARTMENT, INCLEWOOD.