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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 57, 7 November 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. "UNRESERVED clearing SALE OF LIVERY STABLE PLANT. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10. -VTEWTON KING has received mLN st ructions from A 111 • -hi. JURY, who, owing to ill-health, is 1L '~ tiring from business, to soil by auction on the premises (_ 'N hi to Plait Stables), Now Plymouth, on the above date, Without Reserve, the whole of iiis Stabling Plant, Horses, \ chicles, etc., including— Pi Good Carriage Horses, 2 Cabs (in good order). Waggonette. Double Buggy, Single Buggy. Yellow Bradley Gig, Green Sulky, Large Brake with Hood (scat 16). Smaller Brake with Hood (seat 12), L.S. Gig. Clipping Machine, Oat Crusher, 3 Sets English Brass Double Harness, 1 Set Silver Double Harness, 2 Sets Brass Single Harness, 4 Sets Silver Single Harness, Set 5Horse Brake Harness, 3 Gent.’s Saddles, Leading Heins, Traces, Poles, Chains, Bridles, Martingales, Head Collars, Cart Harness, Pair Patent*Leather Collars, Horse and Knee Rugs, and a bio' list of the usual Stable Harness and Sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE— Draught Mare in foal to Empire. Spring Cart and Frame, Hay Tedder. Also—THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PREMISES,’ Corner of King and Queen Streets, eminently suitaide for Stables or Motor Garage, And Section 204, Corner of Devon and Outfield streets, with Cottage. Sale at 12.30 Sharp.

STRATFORD SPRINGING HEIFER SALE. TUESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1913. ■jVfEWTON KING will sell at his -L ' Yards, as above—--50 springing heifers, close to profit 10 springing cows close up. Sale at 1 30 o’clock. STRATFORD CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1913. NEWTON King will sell by Pubic Auction as above— A ~ A HEAD MIXED CATTLE, TtrOvl Comprising—--80 2-year steers 50 store cows 24 yearling heifers 30 2-year Shorthorn empty heifers 30 15 to 20-month empty Shorthorn heifers 40 12 to 10-month Jersey-Holstein heifers TOC) yearling steers 100 mixed yearlings 300 ewes and lambs. 70 store ewes Sale at 1 o’clock.

in pi u USED BY THE MEN WHO KNOW Mr. U. Vaughan Harknesc, the well-known Jersey Breeder, of “ Soighurst,” Tariki, Taranaki, writes ; Your Till Calfmeal is of excellent quality: the best Calfmeal I have ever used. Very finely ground, leaves no pediment; is easily mixed, and Calves do not scour- but thrive well on it. 1 have every confidence in recommending it to others, and intend to use it again this coming season.” Mr. P. S. Eichler, of Halcombe, savs ; 1 find your Till Calfme*! a first* class loeding mixture The Calves like it and do well on it, and it doe* not scour them at all. I f-nd it costa me 1/6 tier calf per month doing the calf well. This is loss than other mixtures I have used.” t From Eallance, Mr A. Hay writes : Your Till Calfmeal gave every satis* laction. It is easy to prepare, the calves like it. and thrive on it. lam using it again this season. PRICES OF TUI CALFMEAL 2511)5. 5/6 50lb«. 10/6 fi ' tOOlbs. 20/• 200 lbs. 38//IODDER & TOLLEY, LTD., Manufacturers, Palmerston North, va Sold by Midhirst Dairy Co., Newton King, Stratford, and also by L. J. Cresswell, of Eltham, and Central [Co-op. Stores, Ltd., Stratford.

TO TRAVEL IX THE TOKO, STRAT KURD AND MIDHIRST DISTRICTS. Tho Clydesdale Stallion. DONALD McCORMIGK. By Bon McCormick—Dam; Jewel. DONALD McCormick is a jet black, with splendid temper, immense fume, and plenty of hair. TERMS: CT 10s. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars apply G. A. HARRIS, Toko, or i W. HARRIS (Owner). Whaagamomona.