SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, EGMONT VILLAGE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. NEWTON KING riAS received instructions from Mr, J, H. Gilchrist, who has sold his farm to sell by Public Auction as above—i 2fi4 EWES AND LAMBS I th * ewe 1 are 4-tooth to f.m., and hava 250 lambs) 3 milking cows 1 springing cow 3 springing heifers 3 empty cows 7 empty heifers I 4-bucket Ridd milking plant . 1 2-stand Wolsely shearing plant 1 Hornsby petrol engine 1 heavy 9-year gelding 1 3-year gelding (spring cart) 1 3-year mare 3 farm horses, wheelbarrow, ? barrels, chain harrows, tynet harrows, roller, s.f. Maisej) plough, d.f. Duncan plough, diso harrows, hayrake, scalding tub, spring cart, dogcart, manure sower, 7-coulter drill, box jack, maul and wedges, quantity; staples, crowbar, 27 Bft. strainers, 80 7ft. strainers, 140 posts, barb and plain wire, grass' mower, gig harness, 4-horso block and tackle, 5 milk cans and cream canß, 30 cow covers, wool press, new Trewhella jack, and all farm sundries On account Mr G. Sowerby {faint manager): 5 hoggets, 22 bacon turkeys, chicks, fowls, ducks, and duoklings, lady's bicycle, cattle dog (good heeler), good sheep dog, and. large quantity good household furniture Light Luncheon Provided. SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1. NEWTON KING AS received instructions from Mrs, Katherine Gray, who has left New 1 Zealand, to sell by Auction at his Mart on Saturday, November Ist: Her freehold property consisting o£ sections 1042, 1043, 1059, and parts 1060,1061,1062, containing 1 ac. 0 rd. 13 per., more or less, together with residence thereon,' This valuable property is situated on the lower Carrington. road, only five min« tites' walk* from the business centre, and is well sheltered, warm and sunny, lSALE AT 2 O'CLOCK. '. £3OO CASH | £750 Cash as a Going Concern* A Model Freehold Farm of 76 acres with NO WEEDS; situated only half mile from railway station and school, cheese factory 1J miles, township 3 miles; sub-divided into 15 level paddocks. Comfortable homestead, up-to-date milking shed (concreted), and necessary outbuildings. At present there are eight acres in oats' and grass, 12 acres now being sown,: This farm is capable of carrying 35 cows —for years has been carrying 30 cows. At present there are 30 cows, 4 horses, 12 sheep on the property. Owner can show good returns Price, £OO per acre; £3OO cash, bah ance for a term at 5* per cent. The above farm can be taken over as a going concern, £750 required down, ifi desired. NEWTON KING, SOLE AGENT, LAND DEPARTMENT, Inglewood. THE TARANAKI FARMERS' MEAT, COMPANY, LTD, FERTILISERS. fPHE Company can supply limited; quantities of the following for immediate delivery:— Top Dressing Manure '£ll 0 0 Manure for Root, Crops £ll 10 0| Prices Net Cash at Works. Early Application is Necessary. J. MILNE, ' General Manager. T. I. LAMASON AUCTIONEER AND PRODUCE MERCHANT. BROADWAY .... STRATFORD FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! Direct from the Orchards to the Sale Rooms. Best Quality Fruit at YOUR OWN PRICE. Farmers, remember von ran purchase YOUR FERTILISERS AND GRASS SEEDS from T. 1. LAMASON. Only thtf best van' POTATOES, PRODUCE, POULTRY. Agent for International Harvester Co., McConnarlc anil Deering, New Zealaiulia Milking Machines (used on liovernmcnt Farms). Broadway Stratford.
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Taranaki Daily News, 28 October 1919, Page 8
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