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Taranaki Daily News, 20 November 1924, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING,LTD HAYMARKET, NEW PLYMOUTH TO-MORROW AT 12 NOON. pIGS, 10 Horses (milk carters and light Harness), 20 Packing Cases, Waggon (carry 30cwt.), double set ol Harness, 120 Rimu Posts, 50 Hinau Posts, Strainer Posts, Mowing Machine (in good order), and Sundries. STRATFORD SALB. (For Convenience of Sab) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1024. NEWTON KING, LTD., pj’AVE received instructio"? from Mr. J. Hurliman, who is giving up to sell as above: — WITHOUT RESERVE. 30 COWS in milk and chiefly Holstein and Shorthorn Cross. 2 store cows, 3 yearling heifers, 1 4-year Friesian bull, yearling bull, t-draught gelding (aged), J-draught mare (7 years) and foal, hack, 4cow Simplex milking machine with Gane releaser, 9 coulter Empire Junior drillj disc and chain harrows, s.f. plough, swingletreaa, chains, 8 milk cans, milk cart and harness, gig and harness, saddle and bridle, and usual farm sundries. Sale at 1 o’clock. FARMS FOR SALE AND LEASH ACRES —Good buildings, carry cows. Can show returns for previous seasons. Will lease for ■ term at £2 10s per acre. 00 ACRES—Freehold. New bungalow, good shed. Will lease with G.P.C. at £2 per acre rent, purchasing price, £4O. 155 ACRES —Freehold. Carry 60 cows/ good buildings, plenty of feed Price £2B per acre, £2OO 112 ACRES—Freehold. Carry 30 cowa Will lease for a term at £1 2s 6d per acre. The above farms are all good proposi-

tions, being well situated and in good heart. Early applications necessary. NEWTON KING, LIMITED. Laud Department ....... SMITH AND ROGERS, J’ARANAKI MACHINERY 25 Bridge Street, Eltham. Wanted for Clients: 1 Duncan s.f. Plough. Two-horse Scoop. 2 7 and 9-coulter Drills. Two Mowers. 2 Massey Harris or i.h.c. Cultivators. 2 Hayrakes. Four sets second-hand Auto Cups. For Sale: Milking Machines, Engines, Ploughs, Harrows, Drills, Discs, Mowers, Cups, Claws, all kinds of Rubber Ware, prices to. r.nit everyone. H. L. SMITH (late senior partner of the firm ot Smith and Ricketts) and A. E. ROGERS, Proprietors. PO. Box 94, Eltham. JJAIRYMEN! PHILIPSON’S MAMMALINE PHILIPSON’S MAMMALINE Is becoming a household word in th® dairying- world as the greatest thing ever . known for cow pock, sore teats, etc. Messrs. Sanford and Hickey, of Manaia, write: “It is all you claim it to be and absolutely out on its own for cow pock and sore teats.” Repeated orders from users prove ita efficiency, and its growing popularity enables us to reduce the price to 3s 6d per 4oz tin and 10s 6d per 16oz tin, post free. Procurable at Kaupokonui stores. PHILIPSON’S ECZAMALINE gives immediate relief to piles, and has no equal for curing old sores, chapped hands and cow pock sores, etc. In tins, 2s 6d post free. Write— PHILIPSON’S MEDICAL & VETINARY SUPPLIES CO., Box 154, Wanganui. DO YOU LIKE FREEDOM? Freedom o! action, freedom in thought, freedom iu sending your cream supply where you please and where you know you will get the best service and returns for your produce? If you do, send it to a free factory, which not compel you to supply, but which will only merit vour support on result you get. We believe firmly that the best cure for commercial morality and the best profits to the farmers are obtained by competition, still more competition and still further competition. This will give the dairy farmer the best price for his butter-fat. Write or call on us for further particulars. JJAIRY 4 pRODUCS C°- L TD - Agents for “Diabolo” Separators. P.O. BOX, 185, Wanganui ’