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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 44, 15 October 1912, Page 8

AUCTION SALES*. Newton king’s LIST OF SALES. Wednesday, ICth—Stony River. Thursday, 17th—Okau Sale. Tuesday, 22nd—Rahotu. _ , _ Tuesday, 22nd—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday, 22nd—Stratford Hide ami Wool Sale. Thursday, 24th—Clearing Sale, P. A. Opens'haw, Lepperton, Friday, 25tn—Waiwakailio. Friday, 25th—Stratford Bull Fair Monday, 28th—Urenui. '•‘ ,l Monday, 28th—Toko Tuesday, 29th—Stratford. Tuesday, 29th—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday, 30th—Stony River. NOVEMBER— Wednesday, 6th—Pedigree Jersey sale Stratford. ENTRIES~SOLICITED. WITHOUT RESERVE. THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER. NEWTON, KING has received instructions from MR. W. GRIFFITHS. of Toko, who is leaving the district, to Sell at his Residence, Toko, his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising—--3 double bedsteads and spring mattresses, duchess chest, wash stands, chest drawers, toilet sets, 1 cot, 2 couches, diningroom table, kitchen, dining, and easy chairs, small tables, fenders and irons, hanging lamps, pictures, curtains, poles, and blinds, lino., violin, American harp, dresser, mangle, copper, washing tubs, garden tools, hammer and wedges, crosscut saw, 1 good Irish setter bitch, and six pups. With slight reserve, 1 good d.b. gun, 1 piano. Sale at 1 o’clock. Taranaki wool, sheepskin, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. HIDESHED, Cloton Road, Stratford (next Dairy Factory). NEXT SATE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd. Clients are particularly requested to Forward Consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18. NEWTON KINO. INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAYrOCTOBER 16th, Matthews, bennett and go. will hold their usual Weekly Sale in their Inglewood Yards oh the above date. PRESENT EI.TRIES—--25- HEAD MIXED - CATTLE, : iSale at; 1 o’clock.v t PENC ARROW ESTATE. EN C A R;b 0W ;| E, IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH-CLASS / DAIRY FARMS. nn HE UNDERSIGNED have receivJL 6d instructions from Mr. W. H. HEPPELL, of “Pencarrow,” HUIRANG!, near Waitara, to Sell by private. treaty on EASY TERMS—HIS 'FINE FARM OF 500 ACRES,- IN ;U T, C 0 V H Hj£jW k«b VA t 4. All■ lots-are, or- will .bo,, boundary fenced, and - am,more ,or less subdivided ; Above property is splendidly situated in a lirst-class dairying district, is nine miles from NEW PLYMOUTH, 2 miles from Railway Station, 3 miles from WAITARA, practically all level land, and well watered. For prices, plans, and all other particulars, apply to tlie undersigned. R. F. CORNWALL, L. A. NOLAN AND CO., New Plymouth. jgROADWAY CASH MEAT BAZAAR. GUFF AND LEE, f Proprietors. Beg to notify the General Public that they have taken over the Business lately carried on by H. and W. Lee., By strict attention to business, the new firm hopes to merit a continuance of support and begs to solicit same. SMALL GOODS can be relied on, the old firm’s Expert still making them, f amilies Waited nn Dailv for Orders ’Phone llo‘ THE ROYAL TEA AND DINING ROOMS. FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. S. J. PIVAC Proprietor. (Late Mrs. Brown’s Rooms). STRATFORD’S BEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE DINING ROOMS. LUNCHEON ROOMS AND TEA ROOMS. Fresh Fruit and High-class Confectionery. HOT MEALS AT ALL HOURS. S. J. PIVAC Proprietor. W. MOUNTFORD, DESIRES to intimate that, having taken over the MIDHIRST BUTCHERY, is prepared to supply the PRIMT MEATS at the LOWEST POS3LE PRICES for CASH, or strictly mthly Accounts, as may he arrangaud in the latter case all accounts :st be paid without exception on or ’ore 10th of the following month. LICITING YOUR PATRONAGE. W. MOUNTFORD, MIDHTRST BUTCHERY.