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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 26, 5 June 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. AT THE MART, STRATFORD, SATURDAY, 7th JUNE. DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. NEWTON KING Fas 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 free- , hold land well improved, with good S-roomed house, cowshed, and all necessary farm buildings thereon, situated on Bcaconsfield Road, about 5 miles from Stratford, within f-milo of factory and 4-mile from Pose Office and Schqpl. This is a first-class opportunity for anv person in search of an ideal Dairy Farm. For further particulars apply to tho Auctioneer. NEWTON KING. Sale at 2 o’clock. AT THE IT AY MARKET. SATURDAY, 7th JUNE, 1913. NEWTON King will sell by Public Auction as above—

PIGS, HORSES, CALVES, ETC. 20 woaners 25 stores 1 rustic gig and harness, 2 milk carts Sale at 12 o’clock. AT THE MART. Poultry, 40 sacks potatoes, copper and stand, 2 ranges, 1 chaffcutter, Planet Jr. cultivator, 15 toilet sets. 5 dinner sets, mirrors, fenders and brasses, wire stretchers, double and single b.r. bedsteads, kapoc beds, carpet squares, hearth rugs, Mohair door slips, blinds, clocks, ball stand, 4 doz. chairs, tables. 2 new pianos, 2 gents and 1 ladies’ free-wheel bicycles, bridles, saddles, whips and sundries. Salo at 1 o’clock. Clients please note, terras for all sundries purchased at auction, strictly cash. SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS. OX THE FARM, TARIKI.

MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1913. The n.z. loan amd mercan TILE AGENCY Co., Limited have been favoured with instructions from AIR W. H. FENWICK, who has sold his farm, to sell absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 Pedigree Jersey cow, “Magnet’s Vixen,” near calving, Herd Book. No. 1009. 1 20-month empty heifer, ‘Olive-'-Herd Book No. 2326 1 wearier heifer, “Golden Dolly,” Herd Book, No. 2789 1 weaner heifer, “Coras Pet,” Herd Book, No. 2790 1 Pedigree Jersey bull “Waif’s Star.” Herd Book, No. 1481 1 Pedigree Jersey bull, “Whf,” Held Book, No. 2121 11 20-month Purebred Jersey heifers in calf to Pedigree Jersey bull, “Waif’s Star.” These heifers are all out of Mr Fenwick’s best cows in his wellknown herd 16 Purebred Jersey weaner heifers by Pedigree Jersey Bull 1 gelding, 8 years old, broken to all harness; guaranteed in every way 1 grey carriage horse, 8 years old; guaranteed in all harness Milk cart (25cwt.), and harness, 9coulter Favourite drill, MasseyHarris mower, single-furrow plough, 10 disc steel Queen harrows, tine, chain, and tripod harrows, canvas hay sheet 30 y 27, 21 strainer posts (heart), 240 fencing posts (’heart). Price’s timber jack, quantity of grass seed, saddle and bridle gents bike, cans and farm sundries. 50 Shares in Midhirst Dairy Co.

ALSO HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 1 “Roll” Organ 1 double-seated buggy and harness, in thorough order—a really smart turnout LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale 1 o’clock. N.R.—Mr Fenwick, having sold his farm and herd of well-bred Jersey cows, is offering all his young stock. Mis cows were sold for a record price, wo think, and as Mr Fenwick’s herd is well known to have been bred from the very best of dairy stock, it does not need any words of ours to point out their good qualities. Buyers coming by train may get off at either Tariki or Waipuku stations. TjlOR, SALE OR TO LET—Building in Main Street, Midhirst, containing two shops, billiard mom, with first-class table, and three living rooms Apply, Mrs Wing Kee.