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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 23, 24 May 1912, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. RIVERLEA. THURSDAY, MAY 30th. NEWTON KING J"AS received instructions from L Iviß. A. P. HUGHES, \yho has ;ed the farm, and is leaving tlie ,rict, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE—i DATRY HERD, ETC., as urder: 2T cows, expected to eaive Ar?gust and September. 6 2 year choice Jcrsey-Holstein heifers, September calvers S choice Jersey yearling heifers, by purebred Jersey bull 1 -J year Holstein Jersey bull 1 i draught mare 1 spring dray, milk cans, buckets, cooler, fowls, copper, set dray harness (reserve), quantity of furniture, and sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. STRATFORD. HORSE

SA'iURDAY, JUiNJK Ist. WTQN KJfJG will sell bj Public Auction as under— AT HIS HORSE BAZAAR " HORSES «J At 1 p.m. STRATFORD SALE YARDS. SPR9NGING HEIFER BALL. FRIDAY, '3lst MAY, 1912. iPTnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AN! :: MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., ~ AND REDUCED, have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction as above—• Absolutely Without Reserve— good, well-grown, 3-year-old 'UliTaranaki Dairy Heifers, in calf; all guaranteed reliable farmers' lines. On account of MESSES. HANN BROS.— Jf\ Holstein 3-ycar-old Heifers J\J Taranaki 'bred. l Qf\ Shorthorn 3-year-old- Heifers Oli good many coloured.

an account KY. SANSON, Esq., .Tun. ~~* well-grown 3-year-old Heifers; -.« K.P gcod m.iuj coloured ; Tarannki bred. On account Sundry" Clients—- / K Holsteio Jersey -Cross -Heifers. ui« uuwve jivjii-.s are exceptionally well-grown, good conditioned, reliable cattle, which the Auctioneers can recommend. Sale at 11 o'clock.

THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1903 (Section 60). In the Estate of FREDERICK SMYTH POLLOCK, of Stratford, Wheelwright (deceased). A LL Creditors and others having J\ claims against this estate are hereby required to send them, with full particulars, to the District Manager (or Agent) of the Public Trustee at Hawera, on or before the 11th day of July, 1912. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any Pistal Money Order Office, or paid to CHAS. ZACHARIAH, District Manager of the Public Trustee. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. 23rd May. 1912. BOROUGH OF PATEA. REMOVAL OF TREES FROM TOWN HALL SITE. „ iENDERS are invited, and will a. be received up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, 31st inst., at the Town Clerk's Office, Patea, for the removal of all trees and vegetation, except grass, from the site known as the Market Reserve, and situated at the corner of Egmont, Chester, and Victoria Streets, Patea. Trees are all raacracarpa and pinus insignis, 160 in number, with a maximum girth of 9ft., and a minimum girth of 2ft., the averags being about 4ft. Gin. Specifications of the work may be seen at the Town Clerk's Office, Patea, and at the office of this paper. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. W. HAMERTON, Town Clerk. STRATFORD CO-OP. BUILDING SOCIETY (Regd.) SALE OF APPROPRIATION. THE sum of £3OO will be offered by way of Sale by Tender to Shareholders on MONDAY EVENING, the Office, Broadwav. ALFRED COLEMAN, Secretary. T ANTED. Situation by a young Y? man; any employment. Apply "Situation," care "Evening Post." ,10R SALE, GO Acres, freehold, near JL school and creamery, all ploughable, and easily cleared; 4-roomed house. Price £l9 per acre ; terms ,C3f>T down, balance 5 per cent, for 5 years, with right of renewal; a real snip. Apply T. LAMASON, Land Agent, ek

TNVITATION-HOLDERS arc reft minded of the Foresters' Fortnightly Assemblies on Monday, May 27th. '"Long Night." Music liy Ngaerc Orchestra. Home-made supper, Mrs Brooking. C. Copestake, Hon. Sec. Neglected colds kill countless wome and children every winter. Tonkiig 1 Linseed Emulsion is a sovereign ;>;, immediate cure. Is Gd, 23 Cd, -ls> ;;l