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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 145, 11 August 1911, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. KAKARAAIEA YARDS. MONDAY, AUGUST 14th, 'At 1 p.m. The h.i. l 7& m. agencyCO., LTD., will sell by Public lie Auction, as above—--200 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Including—--25 good springing heifers 50 forward and store cows GO mixed yearlings 15 springing boilers and cows 6 Jersey - Holstein springing heifers 30 fat hoggets 10 good store pigs On account of MR. P. McCARTHY—--20 fat bullocks On account cf MR. S. GADSHY--40 good yearling steers, off turnips ELTHAM YARDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th, At 1' p.rn. THE N.2. L. & SVS. AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, will soli by public auction, as above--S)K(\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Including—--50 18 month steers 35 fat, forward, and store cows 35 mixed yearlings 15 yearling heifers 30 choice springing heifers 12 dairy cows 5 empty heifers On account of MR. JNO. MALCOLM who lias disposed of his farm The whole of his Choice Dairy Herd, consisting of 31 dairy cows, Milk cans, dairy utensils, and sundries. WRESTLING CHALLENGE. I MO AX A PAR ATEN E,' Member h of the Maori Eoothall Team, hereby Challenge Robert Scott, to Wrestle, Cumberland or Catch-as-catch-can Style, for £SO a side, acceptance of challenge to he lodged at the “Stiatford Evening Post’’ office before AUGUST 26th. MOAN A PARATFNE, Champion Heavy-weight, Maori Wrestler of New Zealand. TARANAKI LAND, GUILD!NG AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY, PERMANENT (Established 1805). MONTHLY subscriptions are Due and Payable at the Secretary’s Office, Brougham Street. New Plymouth, on MONDAY, 13th inst., between the hoars of 0.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. NOTICE. HAVING re-built the Toko Yards. I intend, as before, to hold Monthly Sales. The First Sale will he held on MONDAY, 4th September. Entries may he left with Air. A. AlcPhail, Toko, nr at nav Stratford Office. NEWTON KING. MISS Ai. E. HUNT, Teacher of Millinery and Dressmaking; first-class credentials; Private Lessons nr in Class at Coffee Palace, Stratford, Monday Evenings and Tuesday to 5 p.m., ITom August 14th.