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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 52, 26 February 1912, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. Newton king* s LIST OF SALES— February— Tuesday, 27th—Rahotu Sale and Weaner Fair. March— Friday, I—Waiwakaiho. Monday, I—Douglas Sale and Weaner Fair Monday, 4—Urenui. Tuesday, s—Stratford Sale and Weaner Fair. Wednesday, 6—Whangamomona Supplementary Sheep Fair and Cattle Sale. Wednesday, 6—Stony River Sale and Weaner Fair. Friday, B—Urenui Supplementary Sheep Fair. Tuesday, 12—Rahotu. Tuesday, 12—Stratford Wool and Hide Sale Wednesday, 13—Pohokura Sheep Fair (Supplementary). Fri day, 15—W a i wakai ho. Monday, 18—Toko Cattle Sale. Monday, 19—Urenui Cattle Sale. Tuesday, 19—Stratford Cattle Sale. Wednesday, 20—Stony River Friday, 22—Kaponga. Friday, 22—Stratford Autumn Fair. Saturday, 23—Stratford Autumn Horse Fair. Saturday, 23—Land Sale, Stratford. Tuesday, 26—Rahotu, Friday, 29—Waiwakaiho. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED.

TARANAKI WOOL. SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. HIDE SHED Cloton Road, Stratford (next Dairy Factory). NEXT RALE TUESDAY, MARCH, 12th. CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, MARCH Bth. NEWTON KING. INGLEWOOD WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28. jV| ATT HE W S~& BENNETT LtJL will hold their usual Inglewood Weekly Cattle Sale on WEDNESDAY, NEXT, at their Inglewood Yards. ggQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Sale at 1 o’clock. LAND. $- Acre level section, frontage 2 streets £9O. f Acre, ideal situation, cheap at £125, deposit £SO, balance 3 years. . Lease of Shop, Broadway, central position, 4 years to run, with right of renewal; rent 37s 6d; low goodwill ; possession March or April; an excellent position for any business. House, and high. Section, in, good .locality; 5 rooms, h. and c. water, bath, electric light, washhouse; the whole property in nice order; selling at £415, deposit £SO, balance easy terms. ‘ ' -■ ■.•■>... i \' H-hf f - -i!-'■ r VO’ ff r . , f H t THOMPSON. Land Agent, Telephones 28 and 145. P.O. Box 41 (Established 1903.) ;f STRATFORD. 'f ..

TERLINC VALUE IN FOOTWEAR I It matters a great deal what the lootivear you buy looks like, but you will never get more value out of it than was originally put into it. Our purchases are made from manufacturers who have a reputation at stake—who rely upon quality of material and efficient workmanship to uphold that reputation. LET US SHOW YOU SOME OF OUR I STYLES. E. G. FOSTER. BOOTMAKER, STRATFORD. iTRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON. 1911. LICENSES to take Trout and Perch in any part of the Dominion will bo issued from the Ist October, 1911, to the 30th of April, 1912, subject to such regulations as Order-iu-Council describes. Fee, £1; Women and Boys ss. The Following Fishing Licenses have beon issued: — A. Hollard, L. Riera, T. Gardiner, F. Collins, J. Fitzgerald, G. R. Drury, Dr. Mcnzies, 0. Skoglund (boy), S. Howe (boy), C. H. Slight, R. Spence Sid Clark, A. Fowler (boy), G. Carter (boy), R. Crossan (boy), W. Rowe, J. Dodd, J. R. L. Stanford, A. T. Twiss, M. Bowler, H. Porter (boy), J. H. Thompson, B, Hume ''boy), O. Vaughan, P. Childs (boy), J. Brake, T. Bottin, W. Y. Kirkman, Roy Curtis (boy), Vincent Kowaleski, F. J. Morgan, F. Collins, D. P. Sullivan (boy), 0. C. Robertson, O. L. Allan, if. Voyle, R. M. Kivell. . All Persons Must Produce their Licenses on Demand. C. D. SOLE. Sen.