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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 64, 21 July 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. TE WERA SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1913. rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY, Co., Ltd., will sell by Public Auction as above — 300 lambs 80 fat and forward cows 30 empty heifers 40 weaners 10 store cows Sale 1 o'clock AT THE FARM, MAHOE. WEDNESDAY, 23rd July. NEWTON KING has been favored with instructions from MR G. ROGERS, who has sold his Farm, to sell, Without Reserve, his first-class Dairy Herd, Implements, etc., as under— -24 choice dairy cows, chiefly Aug. calvers, large proportion Holstein strain 1 purebred Jersey bull, 2 years 5 yearling heifers 1 draught mare, 7 years staunch and sound 1 aged half-draught mare in foal to Rothschild's Pride 1 18-month gelding by Bombardo 1 yearling cold by Silver Speck, 3 sows to farrow in August, 1 Berkshire boar, plough, harrows, dray and harness, copper and stand, milk cans, 75 Mangatoki and Lowgarth Factory shares, sundries, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. XOTE.—A large proportion of tin's herd are Holsteins, and included arc 3 purebred Holsteins bred by Mr Newton King. " on the'flnnerty road, lowgarth. TUESDAY, 22nd JULY, 1913. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY, CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR H. F. HAYCOCK, who is leaving the district, to sell his Dairy Herd and all Farm Sundries and Household Furniture as above, Without Reserve — 31 cows, Aug. and Sept. calvers 4 2-year Jersey heifers, springing 3 Jersey weaner heifers 1 purebred Jersey bull l" aged draught ! fibrse, any trial 1 Devon sow, 7 store pigs, single furrow plough, disc and tine harrows, spring:''dray 1 and harness, gig and harness, milk cans, Trewhella stumping jack, and general farm sundries, household furniture and effects 250 Matai and Enu fencing posts With Slight Reserve—--1 5-year J-draught' : 'horse, any triaT v - ''»' ! " ( ' -'• >•■■ • IfcAOiJ I BfOl.f ll ]■':■ ..;■ ;, . LUNCHEON PROVIDED. • - ' Sale at 1 oclock. N.B.— Mr Haycock' has been dairying for two years, but when he started, his cows were selected from the best herds in the district, and he has culled heavily each autumn as until J recently he had no intention of sell-1 ing out. NOTE.—Special arrangements with clients regarding finance of dairy stock, whereby a large saving in interest, etc., is effected, which clients should specially consider before purchasing elsewhere. AT THE FARM, RIVERLEA. THURSDAY, 24th JULY. KING has received in- -*- ' structions from MRS. G. CLARK, to sell. Without Reserve, as above her first-class Dairy Herd, Farm Implements, Furniture, etc., as under :—. 75 choice dairy cows mostly Aug. and Sept. calvers 14 heifers in calf 3 fat cows, empty 1 Shorthorn bull 1 purebred Ayrshire bull 12 choice yearling heifers by purebred Ayrshire bull 1 milk cart gelding, sound and staunch 20 store pigs, 120 fully paid up shares in Kaponga Dairy Co. (slight reserve), spring cart. 1 mare by Albert Chevalier (slight reserve), ? sows, 1 purebred Berkshire boar, milk cart, light block dray, dog cart, Noxon disc harrows, tine harrows, s.f. plough, chaffcutter, mowing machine, Duncan hay rake, Mitchell drill, Cambridge roller, Reid and Grey d.f. plough (slight reserve) cart and plough harness, ladies' saddle, swingletrees, and crowliars, stumping jacks, wheelbarrows, coppers, quantity bricks, 8 milk cans (25 and 30gal.), buckets, tubs, fowls. tools, and sundries. Also Household Furniture comprising.—.:; tables, 4 double bedsteads and wire mattresses, duchess che-.{, dressing table, waslistand, couch, chuirs, sewing machine, etc., etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. spectcd by my represei can be thoroughly recnir cows are young and most the Ayrshire strain. Botl era are very choice lint