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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 14, 22 May 1913, Page 8

AUCTION S^IES. ORLANDO STREET, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, 22nd MAY, 1913. "Vf EWTON KING has received inT-' structions from AIR. A. COOK, to sell, at Ids Residence, as above, the whole* of his Household, Furniture and Effects, comprising— Couch. 4 Rattan chairs, 2 Rattan tables, curtain pales, wardrobe, 2 ditch esse chests, 2 washstands, 2 iron bedsteads and box mattresses, 8 dining-room chairs, 2 toilet sets, diningtable.-,. 3-piece dining-room suite (comprising couch and 2 chairs-), fender, set horns, gramauhone and 72 records, kitchen table, dresser, .sideboard, carpet square, hearthrug' and mats, lino, kitchen utensils, garden tools, wheelbarrow, carpet runner. Also Gig and Harness and Double Buggy. Horse, gig. and harness. Sale at 1 o'clock. XT E W T O N KING’S LIST OF CLEARING SALES MAY-JUNE-JU LY-AUGUST, 1913. Wednesday, 28—A. C. McDonell, Oakura. MAY— Thursday, 29-—Karl Bielawski, Kaiiiia la Friday, 30—Y. Memhery, Midhirst Friday, 30—Chew Chong, Albert Road JUNE— Thursday, s—Hascltine Bros., Te Roti Friday, 6—C. M. Luders, Midhirst Thursday, 12—Wickham Bros., * Ngaero Friday, 13—AY. Say well and Airs H. J. Richmond. Midhirst (Pedigree and Grade Jerseys)

Monday 16—H. 13. Kidd Huiroa Tlmrsday, 19—J. M. Steiner, Kapon ga Monday, 23—S. Long, Malioo Monday, 23—A. V. Davidson, Kapuni Friday, 27—C. Evans, Barret Road, New Plymouth Monday, 30—S. McNeill, Palmer Road, Kaponga JULY— Thursday, 3—T. Webb (pedigree and grade Ayrshires) Thursday, 10—T. Curran, Kaponga Wednesday, 16—P. H. E. Surrey, Huirangi (Pedigree and Grade Jerseys) Thursday. 17—D^'Watkins, Huiroa (Pedigree and Grade Jerseys) Thursday, 17—W. Phillips, Huiroa Friday, 15—D. Hennessey, Palmer Road, Kapuni Wednesday. 23—F. J. Hopkins, Toko Thursday,. 2-I—Mrs G. Clarke, Riverlea Thursday, 24—0. Olsen, Stratford Wednesday, 30—J. C. Robson, Stratford AUGUST— Thursday, 7—R. H. Bartlett, ponga . DATE TO BE ARRANGED— J. C. Felton, Toko VP. Collyer, Kiore C. H. Harrison,, Climie Road, Ngaero OPUNAKE ROAD, LOWGARTH. MQNDAY, 26th MAY, 1913. NEWTON KING has received instructions from MRS M. J. HIGGINSON, to sell, at her Residence as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, the WHOLE-' OF HER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising— -2 Large chests drawers, washstands, double and single iron bedsteads, large oval mirror, chairs, sideboard, oval table, linoleum, fender and irons, dresser, large dining table (two drawers), sofa, lamps, cooking utensils, crockery, wash-tubs, copper and stand, honey extractor, 17 hives bees and accessories, stumping jack, maul and wedges, crosscut saws, largo iron boiler, large scalding tub, sledge, Booth and Macdonald s.f. plough, set flexible harrows, tine harrows, roller, milk cans, aerator, buckets, sow and pigs, 16 purebred Aylesbury ducks. Wyandotte hens, spring trap and harness, tools, and sundries.

Also With Slight Reserve—--1 Bay Gelding cob, 4years. spring dray, piano, sewing machines (all in good order). Sale at 1 o’clock. AT THE MART, STRATFORD, SATURDAY, 7th JUNE. DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. 'EWTON KING has received instructions to offer by Auction at his Mart as above, unless previously disposed of—Section 35, Block 14, Huiroa, consisting of 100 acres level freehold land well improved, with good 8-roornnd house, cowshed, and all necessary farm buildings thereon, situated on Beaconsfield Road, about 5 miles from Stratford, within :J-milo of factory and J-mih; from Rost OiTico and School. This is a first-class opportunity for any person in search of an ideal Dairy Fa nil. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. NEWTON KING. Sale at 2 o’clock.