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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 96, 23 April 1912, Page 8

AUCTSON BALES, Newton king's LIST OF SALESAPRIL"' Wednesday, 2-1 ih—Clearing Sale W, J. Parson’s, Pukearuhe. Thursday, 25th—Sale Whitoley Land Leases, Moturoa. Friday, 26th—Wahvakaihc Monday, 29th—Ureuui. • Mo ll d ay, 291!i—1 )onglas. Tuesday, 30th—Stratford. MAY— ‘ Wednesday, Ist—Stony River. Wednesday, Ist—Clearing Sale, Charles Sole, Stony River yards Thursday, 2nd—Clearing Sale, W. Chattcrton, Kent Road. Saturday, 4th—Stratford Horse Fair Tuesday. 7th—Stratford Hide and Wool Sale. Tuesday, 7th—Rahotu. Friday, 10 th—Waiwakaiho. Monday, 13th—Toko. Monday, 13th—U mud. Tuesday, 14th—Stratford. Wednesday, 16th—Stony River. Fr i d ay, 17 th—K ap o n ga. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED* T ALAN AX] WOOL. SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. HIDE SHED Cloton Hoad, Stratford (next Dairy Factory). NEXT SALE, TUESDAY, MAY 7th. (CLIENTS are particularly requested J to forward Conßijpmentiti in time to arrive not ntor than FRIDAY, May 3rd. NEWTON KING. STRATFORD WOOL, HIDE SHEEP SKIN, AND TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE MAY 7th. CILIENTS are requested to forward > lots so as to reach us by FRIDAY, May 3rd. YOUNG. HOBBS AND CO. Q.ILLIES & NALDER STOCK SALES FORrAPRIL— \ Auroa—Monday 22 Manaia—Tuesday 23 Okaiawa—Monday 29. - INGLEWOOD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24. MATTHEWS & BENNETT a.vA will S eH by Public Auction ns above, on Wednesday next— QA A HEAD MIXED CATTLE. OUU Including—--7-5 calves 15 store cows. Sale at 1 o’clock. INGLEWOOD. HORSE” FAIR Friday, may 3rd. IVf ATTHEWS & BENNETT LvJL will hold their Horse Fair in the Inglewood Stables, as.above— PRESENT ENTRIES— K A HACK and harness uU HORSES. 5 unbroken horses • Entries Solicited. At 1 p.m. gJTANLEY PHEVATE HOTEL REGAN AND JULIET STREETS. (Next Messrs. James and Co.’s Warehouse), Stratford. MRS. H. McXAY, - - Proprietress. The above conveniently situated house, Imin. from railway platform, having been thoroughly renovated and re-furnished throughout in an up-to-date manner, the new proprietress has re-opened the business as a First-class Boarding Establ'shmet, and is now 1 ready to receive guests. Tourists and the Travelling Public will find the Accommodation and Cuisine Second to None. HOT DINNERS from 12 to 2. Moderate Tariff. MRS. McKAY. Stratford, April 15th, 1912. LAND BUYERS. HOUSE, 6 rooms, washhouse, water, cowshed, hayshed, I acre, level land, best part of town; 6min from P.O. Selling at £300; a splendid opportunity for a working man I STRAIGHT LEASE. 300 ACRES, for 5 or 7 years; firstclass grazing or dairying country ; handy to school, factory, railway, good roads; rent 16s per acre .No goodwill. 16 ACRES, adjoining Borough, high and dry, no buildings; £6O per acre; easy terms. 197 ACRES, freehold, dairy farm, 20bail cowshed, 4 roomed house, 6 paddocks, half ploughable; 1 mila from good metalled road, handy to factory, 4 miles from railwj/Wp^ 5 acres shelter bush, balance m grass. Mortgage £721, to G.A. 5.0., £6OO for 4 years at 5 pe* cent. Sell at £lO 5s per acre. Deposit £250, balance easy terms. Would consider exchange for town property. THOMPSON. * Lard Agent Telephones 28 and 146. P.O. Box 41 (Established 1903.) STRATFORD.