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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16796, 21 July 1920, Page 7

sah.es by auction. RATAPIKO. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920, EWT.O N I N Q Has Lean favoured with instructions from MR. J. STACHURSKI, who has sold his farm, to Sell by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE,— KC DAIRY COWS, mostly August and September calvers 20 2-year In-calf Heifers (good) 1 3-year Holstein Bull f 1 2-year Holstein Bull 30 Mixed Weanera 2 Young Sows in farrow 3 Good Store Pigs 6 Pigs 10 Sheop 1 Goat Massey Mower, Massey Rake, Gig, Spring Cart, S.P. Booth Macdonald Plough, J.D. Plough Osbourne Discs, Three-leaf Tyne Harrows, Hand or Power Chaffcutter, Wallaby Jack, Price’s Jack, No. 2 Shacklcck Range, Copper and Stand, Logging Chain, Roofing Iron, Spouting, Quantity of Timber and Tin. and 2in. Piping, about 15 Yards Boulders, 4 Yards Shingle, and Farm Sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE,— 1 Bay Gelding, 9 years I Black Gelding, aged 1 Chestnut Gelding, aged 1 Brake LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o’clock. Note. —The above herd of cows are in splendid condition and mostly young. As Mr. Stachurski has been milking for over 25 years, and this being his first sale, a great number of the cows are of bis own breeding. These cows can be thoroughly recommended to intending purchasers. Calving dates given at sale e 404

ON THE FARM, WAITOTTOI, URENU|p. MONDAY, JULY 26. 1920. 1 N Q Has been favoured with instructions from MR. W. CORCORAN, whoso farm has been sold, ,to Sell by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, the Whole of his Live and Dead Stock, as follows, — 3-TOOTH TO F.F.M. EWES (in lamb), good line 400 Good Hoggets 100 Fat and Forward Sheep 40 2 do 3-year Extra Choice Spring- ■ iug Heifers (big percentage of Jerseys) 70 Yearling Jersey Heifers 30 Yearling Holstein Heifers 15 2-ycar Empty Heifers 15 Fat Cattle 20 Yearling Steers 3 Bulls 1 6-year Heavy Draught Mare 1 8-year Three-quarter Draught Mare 1 6-ycar Gelding 1 5-ycar Three-quarter Draught Mare 2 Hacks Massey-Harris 11-coulter Drill, Cambridge Roller, M‘Gormick Mower, Hay Rake and Hay Sweep, 2 Spring Drays and Harness, Disc, Tyne and Chain 1 ‘ Harrows, Duncan Manure Sower, Booth D.F'. Plough, Reid and Gray S.F. Plough, 600-gal. Tank with Hose, 182 Feet liin. Piping, Force Pump, Scoop, Block and Tackle, Chains and Harness, Swingletreos and Bars, Cement Pipes, Sledge, 20 Sacks Oats, Hammer and Weflges, Poultry, 3 Sheep and Cattle Dogs, and Largo Quantity of Useful Farm Sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE,— 1 Overland Five-seater Motor-car, in perfect running order LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 11.30 o’clock. Terms for All Sundries STRICTLY CASH. e 560

JETTON J£ING Has received instructions from the Executors in the Estate of the late James Pullar to Sell by Auction, at his Mart, on SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1920, Sections Pt. 3 and Section 4, Block VII., containing 522 acres, O.R.P. at 8d per acre, annual rental £l6 6s 4d, situated Upper Carrington Road. A certain amount of bush was felled ' and fenced years ago, but is now covered with second growth. This is a good opportunity for a man of small capital to acquire a holding, or would suit a daiiy r farmer to run dry stock on. The property must be sold to wind up the estate, and the reserve is an extremely low one. For further particulars",apply to the jluctioneer. e 365 /"40LD nights are hero. The Britishmade “UNIQUE” HOT WATER BOTTLE will keep J'ou snug and warm. A cheap investment. _ Obtainable everywhere. When buying make sure of brand on nook of bottle.