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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. CLEARING S.kLK. IXIWER DUTHIF. ROAD, MANCATQftt THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1921. NEWTON KING, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from TOM WHYTE (whose lease had expired], to sell without reserve—--44: COWS (Jersey, Holstein and Shorthorn), mostly second calvers, due July and August. 5 Pedigree Holstein cows (slight reserve) 5 2 and 3-year-old pedigree Hob stein bulls (slight reserve) 14 weaner Heifers I half-draught 3-year«old unbroken .filly 4 milk cans 1 Aerator 1 two-horse scoop 1 s.f. Dunean plough 1 D.P. Jack. 1 Dog Cart. The above are a good line Of cows, nearly all second calvers, in splendid condition, and have averaged Well last season. The pedigree cows and bulls are all by King Fayve Fegis, and are well worth attention. LUNCHEON PROVIDED Sale at 12.30 p.m. KAPONGA SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 1. * g 0 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. 15 choice Jersey yearling heifers Also, on account of Mr. J. Wallace, of Awatuna, whose lease has expired, with* out reserve—--36 dairy cows, mostly young, due Julv, August and September. 2 bulls 1 milk cart horse SALE AT 1 P.M. NEWTON KINO, LTD. HAVE been favored with InstructkHM from the Public Trustee (as Ad* ministrator in the Estate of T. K. Harrold) to offer by auction at their Martj Devon Street, New Plymouth, on FRIDAY, July 8, 1921: The Freehold property, containing 51 acrea 1 rood 34 perches, more or lees, being Rural allot. 17 0 Huirangi Rural District, This property fronts the Mountain Road, and is about 1 mile to Lepperton railway station, factory, and post office, and about 10 miles to New Plymouth. The farm is ploughable and practically level and well watered. Good S* roomed well-built house, aisto man’s cot* tage. Cowished, concrete floor. Ring fenced and divided into 9 paddocks, well watered. Conditions of sale can be seen at th# office of the Auctioneers, or at Public Trust Office. ON THE FARM, CARRINGTON ROAU WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. NEWTON KINO, LTD. JJAVE been favored with instruction, from Messrs. GILBERT BROS. t. sell by auction— The whole of their live and del. stock, consisting of a good herd of 50 YOUNG GOWS, full rangt of farm implements (M good M new), Household Furnitun (new), and 5-seater Ford Cat (in perfect order).

FULL PARTICULARS LATER. ' ■* 4 EXCHANGE QhJ ACRES IN EXCHANGE FOR ML TO 300 ACRES SUITABLE FO? MIXED FARMING, This property is situated 1| mil* from township, and carrying 45 cows, fl horses, 1 bull, 9 weaners, without crops. BUILDINGS.—Six-roomed house, cow' shed and necessary outbuildings. Th 4 fences are good, mostly live hedges, plenty of shelter, and the property is NOT broken with creeks, being well watered by windmills. Such a desirable property as this ia not offering every day for exchange. For particulars as to price, etc., applj NEWTON KING, L Tn> STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD.

MOTOR TYRES; WE beg to notify Motorists of Taranaki ..nd surrounding districts that we have ju instayed the very best and latest tyre repairing plant, and are a«* prepared to handle any class of Tyr, 1W pairs, no matter how badly burst. I.X.L. TYRE REPAIRING JEFOT, A DEVON STREET. ■ . R. WHALE, PROPI lETOS. Phone G 33. p.o. Box 228. • Opp R Post, New Plymouth.