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Taranaki Daily News, 20 March 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD FRANKLEY ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH, TUESDAY, ifARCH 21, 1922. At 1 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from the executors in the Estate of the late Mr. A. Vowlefis, to sell by Public Auo« tion on the farm as above, without re* serve:—: | DAIRY COWS (in milk and calve) 10 2J-year heifers (in calf) 4 good farm horses (all work) 7 weaners 2 bulls R. & G. fi.f. Plough, Noxon Dbd Harrows, Tyne Harrows, Ridd Milking Machine and Blackstone ’Engine, Milk Cart and Harness, Gig and Harness, ' 4 Milk Cans, 2 Stacks of Hay, and usual Farm Sundries. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. INGLEWOOD SALE AND WEANER FAIR. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1922 500 MIXED CATTLE AXD SHEBJ}150 choice Jersey wean er heifem 250 cross Jensey, Holstein and Shorthorn heifers 100 breeding ewes On account Mr. A. M. Dom broski—--5 pairs working bullocks, yokes and bows On account of a client—--50 Jersey and Jersey cross empty heifers 30 choice Holstein weaner heifers SALE AT 1 O’CLOCK. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922. L. A. NOLAN & CO. pjAVE received instructions from tha Trustees in the Estate of the late P. C. Mortom to sell at the residence, Young Street,- — HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including— Dining-room. Kauri Extension Table, Chesterfield Settee, 4 ‘ H.B. Dining Chairs, 4 do. (leather seats), 3 Upholstered Arm Chairs, Sewing Machir.a (new), 2 Carpet Squares, Occasional Tables, Opera Glasses, Fender and Irons, Clock, Several Engravings and Pictures, Card Table, Screen, Rattan Chairs, Linoleums, E.P.N.S. Ware, including Soup Tureens, Entree Dishes, Tea Set, Pair Decanter#, “Ainsley” Tea Set, 3-bottle C.G. Wine Cruet, Pickle Jars, Cutlery and Table Silver, Bronze Vases, Books. Kauri Hallstand with mirror. Bedrooms (3).—Three-piece Kauri Bedroom Suite ( wardrobe with large mirror and drawers, duchess chest and t.b. washstand), 2 Duchess Cheats, Wardrobe. Single, Three-quarter and Double Bedsteads, Wire-woves, Kapoc and Feather Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Quilts, Toilet Ware, Commode, Saratoga Linoleums, leather Portmanteaux and Gladstone Bag, 'Chairs, Rugs, Household Linen including Towels, Sheets and Table Linen. Kitchen and Sundries.— Tables Chairs, Glase-fronted Cabinet, Fender, Gas Griller, Enamel Fish Cooker, Saucepans, Utensils, Crockery, Mason Jara, Heater, Steps, Bulbs, Lawh Mower, Garden Tools, |in. Wife Netting, Saws, Clippers, Ne< Wringer, Baths, 3 Milk Cans, Preserving Pan, Clothes Horse, Knife Cleaner, Wheelbarrow (good), 60ft Hose, and Sundries. Sale at 1.30 p.m.

EXCHANGE QHEEP FARM, well fenced and subdivided, all in grass, carry 1* sheep the acre. Could milk 50 cows on front portion if necessarv. About 20 acres in crop. BUILDINGS consist of a wellbuilt 8-roomed house, h. and c. water, septic tank, telenhone, etc., good woolehed and cowshed. OXvner will exchange for dairy farm of 50 to 100 acres. Equity £3500. DAIRY FARM TO LEASE WITH C.P. CLAUSE. TAAIRY FARM, situated within 5 of Stratford Post Office, good locality. Rent 25/- per acre. For further particulars apply— NEWTON KING, L TD Land Department, STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD