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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 56, 11 July 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. STRATFORD YARDS. TUESDAY, loth JULY, 1013. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO-, | LTD., and MESSRS WEBSTER, DOBSON and Co., will soil by Public Auction as above— Pifin HEAD MIXED CATTLE OUU Comprising—--75 store cows 50 2}-year steers 100 20-month steers 100 empty heifers 50 in calf heifers 100 mixed weaners 50 colored wearer heifers 12 colored 3-yr. springing heifers 12 Jersey and Holstein dairy cows 15 springing cows and heifers 130 2-year-old steers Also on account of MR H. G. FREELTNG, who is giving up dairying, his Dairy Herd of—--21 dairy cows, calving July and August 2 springing heifers Sale at 1 o’clock. RUGBY ROAD, TARIKT. THURSDAY, 24th JULY.

WEBSTER. DOBSON AND HO have received instructions from YR G. H. HARRISON, whose lease has expired, to sell, Without Reserve, his Dairy Herd, Implements, etc., as tn.de r—--48 cows. 2nd to sth culvers, expected to calve July-August ' 1 4-year purebred Jersey bull, bred by A. A. Ward, Esq. 1 20-month Holstein bull 7 2-year in calf Jersey Holstein heifers 24 yearling Jersey Holstein heifers 1 6-year mare by General Wheeler, I horse, d.f. R. and G. plough, tyno and chain harrows, chaffcutter, lawn mower, light express ,(pole or shafts), milk cans, buckets, aerator, swingle trees, collars,; haimes, sow and litter, 4 store pigs, barrow, tools and sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED/ Sale at 12.30 o’clock. NOTE.—The above herd consists chiefly of Jersey and Holstein cows, young, and expected eaHy calvers. ' ' -,i ■ ~ EAST ROAD. - li " ' .in' FRIDAY-, 18th JULY. WEBSTER, DOBSON A*o CO have received instructions from iVESSRS. A. and J. R. WEST, who hive sold their farm, to sell, Without Reserve, their choice Herd, Horses, Implements, etc., as under—--44 cows, 2nd to sth calvers, expected: to; calve/ 1 served by I’.B. Holstein bull 3 heifers/in calf ■; pj’;; 16 choice Holstein yearling heif-i ers ' , 17 yearling steers 2 yearling Holstein hfills 1 spr. cart mare, 1 'hi are stinted to Fascination, 1 yearling filly, 80 Stratford Dairy Factory Shares' (paid up), 1 milk waggon almost new, carry 12 cans. 1 spr. cart, I'Coi'tland waggon, disc and chain harrows, roller,! s.f. Duncan plough, chaffcutter, Price’s jack, chains and Whipple trees, crowbars, wedge,? saws, 1 ton plain and barb wire, 9 milk cans (25-gal.), coolers, buckets, copper, barrow, double and single harness, milk tanks, tubs, fowis, geese, 3 store pigs, grass seed, tools and sundries Also quantity Household Furniture and Sundries. With Slight Reserve—--1 4-yr P.B. Holstein bull 1 -J-dr. 2-yr. filly by Consby 1 g'K 1 9-coulter Favorite drill LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o’clock,

XOTE.—We place tin's herd with ab-s-lute cob fid once before dairymen. Messrs. West have been dairying over 3.2 years, more than half the herd being very choice Holsteins, balance Jerseys and Shorthorns; the cows are expected early culver's, in the pink of condition, young and practically all Messrs. West’s own breeding. G“ ILLIES AND NALDER’S STOCK SALES FOR JULY— Tuesday, 15—Manaia Wednesday, 23—Eltham Tliursday, 2-I—Hawera. Friday, 25—Kaponga Saturday, 23—Horse Fair, Hawera Monday, 28—Auroa Tuesday, 20—Manaia J ELY—CLEARING SALES. Monday, ll—Fred Howard, Hawera Tuesday, 3.5—5. Hoddinott, Okaiawa Wednesday, 3 O—A. J. Brown, Manga toki Saturday, 39—F. A. Bremer, Dominion Horse Bazaar, pedigree Ayrshire herd. Monday, 23—F. A. Bremer, on flic farm, Okaiawa, choice dairy cows Monday, 2S—W. J. Dew, Eltham Tuesday, 29—T. Tumoroa, Manaia yards Wednesday, 30—E. R. Haatie, Kaupokon’d Reardon Bros,, Kaupokonui, date to he arranged Unless specially requested, Gillies and Nalder do not advertise notes or remarks on herds for sale.