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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 51, 5 July 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES, STRATFOBI) HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, sth JULY, 1913. XT"EWTON KING will seE at his i. * Bazaar as above: — "TA HORSES, comprising— Broken and unbroken draughts, halfdraughts, harness horses and hacks. On account Dr. CARBERY—1 bay mare, 7 years, by Commander (slight reserve). 2 sets harness, black and tan. extra collar breast plate, I buggy, 1 gig, pair oil lamps, horse brushes, etc. (without reserve) On account Madame Bernard— The well-known American Trick Pony, "Molly." Also Surrey, to seat four children, together with bridle, saddle, etc. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECE Salo at 1 oeloek. AT THE FARM, CROYDON ROAD, WAiPUKU. MONDAY, 14th JULY, 1913. "VfEWTON KING has received in-l-l Btruotions from MR JOSEPH MILLER, who is giving up Dairying, to sell, Without Reserv*, his choice Dairy Herd, comprising—--30 high grade Jersey cows, mostly 2nd calvors, to calve July-Aug-ust-Sopte:nber, in calf to pediNOTE.—Mr Miller has been dairying for 15 years and the cows are all his own rearing. The herd has given me of the highest returns at the Wai;>uku Factory. Every cow is right into the Jersey. Salo at 1 o'clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. TOKO CATTLE SALE. .MONDAY, 7th JULY, 1913. J" EWTON King will sell by Public * Auction as above—f\f\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, \f\J Comprising—--30 store cows 2-5 empty heifers 20 20-month steers 50 mixed weaners 20 3-year heifers 100 lambs l'\'H 70 ewes in lamb Sale 1 o'clock

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