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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD DOUGLAS SALE. MONDAY, JULY 3, 1922, 900 MIXED SHEEP, including—--300 m.a. wethers and ewes 250 lambs 60 fat wethers Jgo HEAD MIXED CATTLE, include'ing— -75 weaner and i-c. heifers 6 springers SALE AT 1 O’CLOCK. STONY RIVER SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 4. 100 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE liight buggy and pair 6 sacks of potatoes On account- of Mr. E. A. Taylor, who is giving up dairying— WITHOUT RESERVE: 15 dairy cows (whole herd), all young, Aug. and Sept, calvers On account of Mr. J. S. Fox. his entire stud Southdown flock No. 297, consisting of—--22 ewes, mixed ages, in lamb to S-D. ram No. 910. due from July 25 29 good 6-tooth Romney ewes, i.l. to S.D. ram AT THE RESIDENCE, OKATO. TUESDAY, JULY 4. At 10.30 am. sharp. NEWTON KING, LTD., pyAVE received instructions from the executors in the estate of the late Alex Stewart to sell by auction, Without Reserve, the whole of the contents of the five-roomed house, including:— Sideboard, 2 Morris chairs, 6 diningroom chairs, extension table, overmantel, settee, wardrobe, oak bedstead and mattress, dressing tables, 2 hospital beds, cot, kitchen table and chairs, carpets, tricycle, child’s bicycle, general utensils, etc. ALSO, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Dodge 5-seater car, in splendid running order. CLEARING SALE AT URUTI. (In Saleyards, for convenience.) WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1922. At 12.30 o’clock. NEWTON KING, LTD. J_JAVE been favored with from Mr. W. DOUDS, who has disposed of one of his properties, to sell by Public Auction, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—DAIRY COWS, half-grade Jerseys, bfltenee Jersey Cross, Shorthorns and Holsteins, mostly young, in good condition, calving Aug- and. Sept, to pedigree Jersey bulls. 24 2-year springing heifers (some Jersey cross) 12 yearling Jersey cross heifers 4 good horses (5 years upwards), (slight reserve). Our Agent has carefully inspected the above, and enters a very favorable report on the quality of the cows. The Jerseys are an exceptionally good lot, showing high breeding. They can be confidently recommended to buyers. Having been farmed on high and hilly country, they should give excellent results in the open.

LUNCHEON AT MR. DOUD’S RESIDENCE. FARM TO LEASE 8 OH 5 YEARS. 480 ACRES, situated on metalled road, all in grass but 20 acres shelter bush. Subdivided into 18 paddocks, about 300 acres ploughafole (80 acres being ploughed). Balance easy rolling country. Buildings consist of Two Houses, 5 and 7 rooms; dairy, cowshed, woolshed. Factory, school and post office within one mile. RENT, 12/6 PER ACRE. WANTED. VVJANTED —For a Client. Dairy Farm, ’’ 50/70 acres. Must be a payable proposition at Is per lb butter fat. EXCHANGE. qX)WN PROPERTY for Small Dairy " L Ferm. APPLY—NEWTON KING, L TD Land Department. STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD. TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. "WINGET” CONCRETE BLOCKS & PILES. QUITABLE . for Foundations, Division Walls, Retaining Walls, Ornamental Fencing, etc. Will take Rough Cast without preparation. Samples can be seen at our works, NOBS’ LINE, FITZROY, just opposite Strandon Tram Shelter Shed.—SMITH & CASSIE