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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1932, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD. SALE OF TIMBER AND IRON.' THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1932» ; At 1 p.m. i ON MR. C. MOORE'S SECTION, Next Public Trust Office, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. ■•. f 1 Large quantity Timber and Iron, eom>! prising: Weather Boarding, Flooring 3 x 2, 4 x 2, 6 x 2, etc. About 200 Sheets Iron. Windows, Doors, etc. 1 2-Roomed Bach (as it stands)’* All the Timber and Iron to ba offered comes from the building formerly used by; Mr. Moore as a workshop and factory, ON THE FARM, MANGAWHERO ROAD, AUROAi, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1932. At 1 p.m. Sharp. KING, LTD., have been'favoured with instructions from Messis. Aroa Bros., who are leaving the district, to sell by Public Auction as above:— 13 Milk Cans,- ,2 ton Waggon, McCormick Mower, Disc Drill, On. Hack, Seed and Table Potatoes, Hens and Ducks, Household Furniture, and numerous Sundries? 4 Bailable Sheep, 1 ■ Bucket Strainer* Plunger; Dray Wheel Axle, and Frame of Dray;. also Meat Safe. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF FIRST-CLASS LIVE STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. ' , On account of MR. TOM SULLIVAN, . EAST ROAD, STRATFORD.. MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 8, 1933. 52 High-grade Jersey and Jersey Cree. Cows. 14 2-Year Springing Heifens. .35 Yearling Jersey Heifers. 3 Farm Horses. Also, large range of Splendid Implement.. FULL PARTICULARS LATER.

THE LATE MRS. M. E. HONEYFIELD’S SALE. ON THE FARM, OHANGA ROAD, ONAERO. ; ' TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1932. At' 11.30 a.m. . KING, LIMITED, hav*. received; instructions-from the Executors of the Estate of the late Mrs. M. E. Honeyfield to sell as above, the whole ef her Live and Dead Stock:— WITHOUT RESERVE. 75 Jersey,and Jersey Cross Dairy Cows. 34 2-Year Jersey-Cross Heifers. The majority of these cattle are in full milk dr will calve by sale day. 16 Empty Cows and 2-Year Heifers. 7 Fat Cows. 20 Heifer Calves. 1 Jersey Bull. 295 Good-framed 4 and 5-Year Breeding; Ewes in lamb to Southdown Rams, 7 M.A. Southdown Rams. 4 Good Farm Horses (4 to 8 years), ■broken to all work. 1 Draught Entire (“Black Duke”), 1yeare. 2 Breeding Sows (one with, litter of 8) 7 Store Pigs. 1 Tam worth Boar, 10 tons Super, 1 Stack of Hay, 200 Puriri Posts, SF. Plough (“Hornsby”), DjF. Plough (‘‘Booth MacDonald”), Tyne and Chain Hajrrowa, 4-Horse Blocks and Tackle, Block Drey and Harness, set Spring Cart Harness, lit Coulter M.H. Drill, Top-dresser (“Evpna”), Big 4 Mower, Gig, Circular Saw, Oat -and Maize Crusher, Gate Sweep, Wheel Sledge, Tarpaulins, Concrete Pipes, Collars, Harney Winkers,. Chains, Swingletrees, Ladders* Sundries, etc. This is an old-established herd.that haa attained a high standard by testing and systematic culling. It consists largely of young Jersey and Jersey cross cows of good dairy type, and the greater percentage will be in full milk by sale day. The heifera were all bred from the herd and are well forward, a good number now being in pro-* fit. The breeding ewes are good-framed sheep well forward to purebred Southdown rams, while the horses are of the most useful farm stamp. The implements have been well cared for and the sale as a whole can be recommended to prospective, purchasers for their requirements.. On account of a Client:—2 Good Farm Horses. 1 Wheel Sledge. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERf AT CLAUDELANDS SHOWGROUNDS, HAMILTON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1932. On behalf of - . ' Messrs. E. J. Kirkwood (Stratford) James Nicolson (Kaupokonui). 31 Beautiful 2-Year Pedigree Jersey Heifers (in calf), of outstanding breeding, quality and backing. Catalogues obtainable from all branchia of the Auctioneers— NEWTON KING, LTD. A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in th* classified _ columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try it! Prepaid rates: 15 1 words 1/-; three cons#" cutjve insertions 2/6.