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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 17, 26 May 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. E W T OX KING’S LIST OF CLEARING SALES MAY-JUNE-JULY-AUGUST, 1913. MAY— Thursday, 29—Karl Bielawski, Kaimata Friday, 30—V. Memhery, Mid hirst Friday, 30—Chew Chong, Albert Road JUNE— Thursday, 5 Hascltino Bros., Te Roti Friday, 6—C. M. Ludhrs, Midhirst Thursday, 12—Wickham Bros., Ngaero

Friday, 13—W. Say well and Mrs H. J. Richmond, Midliirst (Pedigree and Grade Jerseys) Monday 16—H. B. Kidd Huiroa Thursday, 19—J. M. Steiner, Ka- \ ponga Monday, 23—S. Long. Mahoe Monday. 23—A. F. Davidson, Kapuni Friday, 27—C. Evans, Barret Road, New Plymouth Monday, 30—S. McNeill, Palmer Road, Kaponga JULY— Wednesday, 2—C. Harrison, Climie Road, Ngaero Thursday, 3—T. Wehb (pedigree and grade Ayrshire®) Thursday, 10—T. Curran, Kaponga Wednesday, 16—P. H. E. Surrey. Huirangi (Pedigree and Grade Jeiseys) 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. 24—Mrs G, Clarke, Riverlea Thursday, 24—0. Olsen, Stratford Wednesday, 30—J. C. Robson, Stratford AUGUST— Thursday, 7—R. H. Bartlett, Kaponga DATE TO BE ARRANGED— J. C. Felton, Toko P. Collyer, Kiore Fred Roberts, Warea AT THE FARM, BEACONSFIELD ROAD, MIDHIRST. FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1913. NEWTON KING has received instructions from MR Y. MEMBERY, who is leaving the district to sell, without reserve, his first-class Dairy Herd, Farm Implements, etc., as follows :—• 30 dairy cows 3rd and 4th calvers, calve July-Angust . 1 Shorthorn bull, 2| years \ 15 colored heifers, good 1 cart horse, aged G milk cans, buckets and aerator, milk-testing outfit, milk cart and cart harness (nearly new), set gig harness, 14 fowls, part Stack oaten hay, plough harness, plough, chain harrows, set three-horse swingle bars, chains, logging chains, crowbar, Plant Jun. plough (nearly new), saddle and bridle, shovels, spades, 12 gal-copper, pig troughs, barrels, etc., etc. ■i - • WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 gig to carry 3. 1 21-year half draught colt by General Wheeler, fast and staunch 1 yearling colt by Albert Chevalier 1 Singer sewing machine 1 sporting bitch, registered (N. Z. Kennel Club) Also Household Furniture and Effects, comprising;— 2 Duchess pairs, toilet sets, 2 double bedsteads, upholstered wicker chairs (in green plushette), fancy tables, cheffionicr, dresser, dining table and chairs, leather couch, linoleum, carpet runners, hearth rugs, door mats, brass-rail fender and irons, curtains, blinds, poles, glassware, child’s cot, lamps, kitchen utensils, wash-tubs, and sundries. Also on account MR P. J. PETERSON' (subject to slight reserve) — 1 4-year pedigree Jersey bull “Bruce,” sire “Bungler;” dam, “Mayfair” 1 4-year pedigree Jersey bull, “Monarch,” sire “Bungler;” dam, “Margaret 2nd.” 3 bull calves by “Bruce” ] yearling heifer by “Monarch” dam “Heather’s Darling 3rd” The above are entered in N.Z. Jersey Herd Book.

Sale at 12.30 p.m. LIJNCH EON PROVIDED. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. Matthews, bennett and co will iiold their usual stock sale as above. Present entries— HEAD MIXED CATTLE 60 good mixed weaners 100 fat and forward lambs Sale at 1 o’clock. DAIRY COWS. “PARTICULARS solicited of good Dairy Herds for sale. WEBSTER. DOBSON and Co. Stratford. nn HE N.Z. THAN AND MERC AN- « THE AGENCY CO.. Limited TTfiT OF SALES for MAY— Tuesday, 27—Manaia Wednesday, 28—Te Wera