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Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, HILLSBOP.OUGH. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1921. At. I*2 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD., h ave been favored with instructions from Mr. J. B. MARSH, who has sold his farm, to> sell by auction, without reserve, his herd of—--52 DAIRY COWS Mostly Jerseys, August and September calvers, and in calf to a well-bred pedigree Bull. 23 Jersey weaner heifers 3 2-year springing heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull, “WOODLANDS COLONEL." (slight re-

serve) 2 farm horses 5 breeding sows 18 store pigs Spring cart and harness, roller (good), chain, disc and tyne harrows, mowing machine, horse hoe, 3 s.f. ploughs, gig and harness (slight reserve), saddle and bridle, 2 coppers, 8 milk j cans, 25 eow rugs, 2 stumping jacks, box of 50 test bottles, 6 cords Firewood, 600 ft planking, choke rope, cross-cut saws, tank, wheelbarrow, tons bonedust, 1A tons straw chaff, 43 sacks Barley and Algerian Oats, stack of hay (10 tons), 90 fowls and ducks, goats, al! farm tools and sundries. Also quantity of household furniture. NOTE.—This is an old-established herd, heavily culled. Mr. Marsh has been a believer in testing, his last figures, taken in October and November of last year, showing the average for the herd to foe 4.5. The herd bull is one of exceptionally good typo, and has good breeding. All the implements, etc., are in first-class order. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ON THE FARM, KAIHIHI ROAD, OKATO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1921. At 12.30 o’clock NEWTON KING, LTD. JJAVE been favored with linstructions from MESSRS. BATES & KIMBER, who are dissolving partnership, to sell by auction, ■WITHOUT RESERVE: CHOICE DAIRY COWS 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull 15 mixed weaners (good) 4 farm horses (all harness) 7 breeding sows 1 boar 27 store pigs Milk waggon, block dray, light spring cart (good) and harness, collars, hames and chains, swingletrees, s.f. level plough, chain, tine and disc harrows, circular saw, quantity of manure and sundries. Light Luncheon Provided. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—Buyers can attend this sale with every confidence, being assured of securing cows of good dairy type. They are a splendid lot of Shorthorn and Jersey cross third and fourth calvers, in good condition and coming to profit early. The implements, etc., are also in very good order. NEWTON KING, LTD. JJAVE been favored with instructions from the Public Trustee (as Administrator in the Estate of T. K. Harrold) to offer by auction at their Mart, Devon Street, New Plymouth, on FRIDAY, July 15, 1921:

The Freehold property, containing 51 acres 1 rood 34 perches, more or less, being Rural allot. 17, 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 au ploughable and practically level and well watered. Good 8roomed well-built also man’s cottage. Cowshed, concrete floor. Ring fenced and divided into 9 paddocks, Well watered. Conditions of sale can be seen at the office of the Auctioneers, or at Public Trust C lice. ON THE FARM, CARRINGTON ROAD. , WEDNESDAY,”JULY 20. NEWTON KING, LTD. JJAVE been favored with instructions from Messrs. GILBERT BROS, to sell by auction— The whole of their live and dead stock, consisting of a good herd of 50 YOUNG COWS, full range of farm implements (as good as new), Household Furniture (new), and 5-seater Ford Car (in perfect order). FULL PARTICULARS LATER. REMEMBER! NGAERE GARDENS. Are Always Open to the Public. LESTER BROS. ' ’Phone 315,