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Taranaki Daily News, 19 June 1928, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. MR. H. RITTER'S SALE. ON THE FARM, PALMER ROAD, KAPONGA. FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 22, 1928. At 11.30 a.m. sharp. (Note Time of Commencement ) NEWTON KING, LTD. £4 AYE been instructed by Mr. H. RITTER, whose lease has expired and who fa leaving the district, to sell by Public Auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE, 59 CIIOICE FAWN JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, A FEW HOLSTEINS AND SHORTHORNS. Practically second to fifth calvers mostly due in July and August, and in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bulls. 5 Store Pigs. 3 Sows in pig. 1 Pedigree Berkshire Boar. 2 Firet-olaas Waggon Horses (slight reserve). 1 Riding Hack. 15 White Leghorn Fowls. Nine-Cotdter Farmers’ Favourite Drill, McCormick Big Six Mower, Gate Sweep, set of Discs, set of Chain and Tripod Harrows, s.f. Duncan Plough, 2 eets Plough Chains, 1 Set Trace Chains, Planet Junior, Circular Saw with Travelling Bench, Stumping Jack, Crowbar, Sledge Hammer and Wedges, 8 Milk Cans, Tubs, Waggon Harness, Spring TipDray, set of Spring Cart Harness, Sledge, Pig Trough and Barrel, quantity Wire Netting, Cross-cut Saw, Slashers, Farm Tools, 16ft. Ladder, Wheelbarrow, Copper and Stand, Emery Stone and Wheel for Mower, Bull Chain, set of 2-Hoine Swinglebars, 3-Horee Swinglebar, Collars and Hames, 2 Riding Saddles, Buckets, Strainer, Milk Drays, Hay Knife and Pitchfork, Useful Farm Sundries and Household Furniture, 1 Waggon (practically new, to carry 12 cans) slight reserve.

NOTE.—These are good, deep-bodied, strong-constitutioned cows, showing plenty of condition and heavily in calf. The vendor has always culled very heavily and paid great attention to milking type. The cows are mostly young, coming in early, and are in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls. The returns for the past season aggregated 14,000 lbs. butter fat, factory statement. Clients are recommended to at-

tend this sale. On account of a CLIENT:— 1 12-tyne Cultivator, d.f. Reid anj Grey Plough, Manitoba Stacker, Child’s Pony (quiet). LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. JL!!2J J’ ■ 11 ’ i' i t ANNOUNCEMENT. JJJESSRS. W. M de R. THOMSON beg to announce to the Public of the Eltham and Kaponga Districts and South Taranaki, that they have taken over the well-known motor-body and carriage building business lately conducted by Mr. A. Hurrell, of Eltham, and, by strict attention to business and faithful service, hope (z carry on on the very best lines. A Special DUCO PLANT fa installed besides al! other up-to-date appliances in the motor painting trade. General Carriage Repair and Meterbody Work will receive prompt attention. Hood Trimming a Specialty. When in Doubt RING — THOMSON BROS’Phone 43, ELTHAM. Motto: Service and Satisfaction —. r BARGAINS LN MOTOR-CYCLES WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING: 1 Indian Scout £3B 1 Indian Scout and Side-chair £45 1 21 h.p. A.J.S £3B 1 3J h.p. Electric Triumph £4O 1 3) O.H.V. 1927 Ariel £5B 1 2} h.p. Electric Harley I's 1 2} h.p. E. W Douglas £3B 125 h.p. C. W. Douglas, chain dri\ £25 Also several B.S.A. Racing Push-Bikes at prices to clear. The above are all guaranteed in good order. Terms to suit all buyers from— STAINTON & CO., LTD. Distributors for “Douglas” and ''H3rley« , NEW PLYMOUTH. Box 81. ’Pm. : 732. felipsj Fences esliaNt A« vahe •! yw Hoperly. X Send for free illustrated MQI catalogue. Eclipse Fence Co. Ltd. H City Stree‘, Pdmnta Nortb Me w.A'