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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 48, 2 July 1913, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. AT THE HAZMARKET./ SATURDAY* sth JULY. NEWTON KING (will Selliby Public Auction as above— iwr •>> PIGS, HORSES, CALVES, ETC. 20 weaner pigs 22 stores 27 4-ft. Totara piles, 41 2-ft. totara piles Poultry, 40 sacks Canterbury table potatoes, milk cans, aerator, copper and stand, Orion range, 10 toilet sets, kapoc beds, duchess chest, extension dining table, 2 pianos, d.b.r, bedstead, wire mattress, door slips, wire stretchers, tire brasses, mirrors, carpet runners, 3 doz chairs, office revolving chair, 6 push-carts, 2 ladies’ and 4 gents bicycles, linoleums, 1 sewing machine (first class order), carpet squares, bush rugs, books, sundries. Sale at 1 o’clock. NOTE.—AII sundries, etc., purchased at auction, strictly cash. Sale at 12. o’clock. hdu AT THE MART.

NOTICE is hereby given that 4 Sections in the Town of New Plymouth, and 5 Sections in the Opaku, Mahoe, Upper Waitara Sur- . vey Districts, comprising 2952 acres, will be offered for lease by public auction at this office on Wednesday, 16th July, 1913 at 10 a.m. under the provisions of “The Education lleserves Amendment Act, 1910,” “The Taranaki Scholarships Endowment Act, 1910,” and Section 5 (g) of “The Public Bodies Leases Act, 1908.” Full particulars and plans may bo obtained at tliis office and plans seen at railway stations and the principal post offices in the district. G. H. BULLARD, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands Office, New Plymouth, Ist July, 1913. i HE WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION will hold a Musical Afternoon in Methodist School-room, Regan Street, Thursday, at 3 o’clock. All invited. TO LEASE—7B acres, carry 38 cows, 2-roomed house, suit two single men; factory handy and level road, 1,3, or 7 years, 25s first year. J. G. Johnston, Fraser Road, Hawera THANKS. Messrs wickham bros., oi Ngaere, desire to thank their numerous customers n Stratford ai d surorunding districts for the generous support accorded them in connection, with their late butchery business. I*or convenience sake, Mr T. W. Bond, of ■ Stratford, has been authorised to receive moneys on our behalf.