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SALES BV AUCTION. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1919. EWT 0 N |I S G Will Sell, by order of the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, in the Estate of P. W. Marchant, deceased, — ft A SHARES IN THE NEW PLYMOUTH SASH AND DOOR COMPANY Sale at 2 o’clock. h 826 ON THE FARM, SENTRY HILL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1919. BWT 0 N JI N G Has received instructions from MESSRS LETHBRIDGE BROS., who have sold their farm, to Sell by Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE,— 27 YOUNG DAIRY COWS IN MILK 1 Holstein Bull i Yearling Heifers 7 Store Pigs Set Tyre. Harrows 3 Good Farm Horses (all harness), Spring Cart and Harness, Gig and Harness, M.H. Mower, B.F. Hornsby Plough, Disc | Harrows, Chains and Swingletrees, Harness, Block and Tackle, Hay Knife, Fork, Scythe, Crosscut Saw, Manure, 4 Milk Cans, New D.B. B.L. Gun, Geeso, Fowls, Farm Implements and Sundries., LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 1 o’clock. hBO6 FARMERS' CO-OP. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919. !

KQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including— -50 Store Cows 25 Forward Cows 10 Fat Ckwa 10 Fat and Forward Bullocks 15 3-year Steers 80 Good 18-mouth Shorthorn and Holstein Steers 25 2-year Steers 50 15-month Steers 20 2-year Empty Heifers 20 Choice Yearling Jersey Heifers 15 Selected ?-yoar Jersey Heifers. SO Tip-top Mixed 15 to 18-month Heifers 5 Springing Heifers 5 Bulls 50 16-month Shorthorn Heifers 23 2-year Shorthorn Heifers (good) 4 18-month Holstein Bulls 5 Jersey and Shorthorn Bulls 50 Dry Ewes 250 2 and 4-tooth Wethers and Maiden Ewes 25 Good 3 and 3-year Springing ' Heifers 500-gal. Tank, practically new Half-draught Mare (in all liar- , ness) 1 Heavy Draught Mare, aged (any harness) 13 15-month Shorthorn Heifers 1 Good Buggy and Harness, good order 1 Good Harness Horse hBl5 E. W. M. L ISONS * SURVEYOR. Authorised to survey under the Land Transfer Act. DEVON ST.. NEW PLYMOUTH fPext Bank of Australasia.) Frank Messenger, F.N.Z.I.A. Victor Griffiths, F.N.Z.I.A. jypSSENGER AND QRIFFITHS. REGISTERED ARCHITECTS. i 61 Devon Street (opp. A.M.P. Bunding),. New Plymouth. Telephone 100.

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