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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 43, 20 February 1914, Page 8

HE STRATFORD MART T. I. LAMASOM. Poultry, Miscellaneous and Produci Sales Held EVERY SATURDAY at 12.30. Clearing Sales Conducted In any part of the District. VALUATIONS UNDERTAKEN. LOANS NEGOTIATED. REGISTERED LAND AGENT. I up-fo-date List of Town and Country Properties for Sale. Agents for Kempthorne, Prosser's Manures, and Amner's Agricultural Lime. For Sale Privately—Bundles Binder Twine, Rick Covers (all sizes), Chaff, Fowl Barley (first quality), Tents-all sizes, large Marquee for hirse 40ft. by 20. SATURDAY 21st FEB. 1914. At 1 o'clock. POULTRY, VEGETABLES, POTATOES. Bnrj CASES FRUIT, W- Assorted kinds. Furniture removed to Mart for convenience. Particulars as follows: — Including Duchess pair, bevelled mirrors, cabinet washstaud, mSfMe to P> 2 Iar *? e eas * v u P llol ~ stered Chairs, very nice couch. double brass-railed bedstead and mattrass, fender, 0-drawer chest inlaid ivory, very nic@ f toilet set, blinds, curtain poles,&hotwater tank, tables, chairs, hearth rugs, 2 bicycle lamps saddle bags, 4 rolls linoleum, brushes, dishes, dippers, bh>d-. set irons, carpet runner, and host of sundries. Also one 3J-h.p. Triumph motor bike, practically new; owner leaving New Zealand, guaranteed perfect order, must be sold On view Saturday morning. Also good piano, splendid tone, for absolute sale; on view now. Also 5 Sacks mixed grass seed, 1 400-gallon tank (nearly new) AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The owner of these goods is leaving the dis-i brict, and our instructions are to sell everything. The furniture is clean and practically new, and will be on view in the Mart on Friday. AUCTION SALE OF TIMBER. SATURDAY 21st FEB., 1914. ;,Sale at 11.30 a.m. OPPOSITE LOAN AND MERCANTILE SALE YARDS, STRATFORD. . H I. LAMASON, on behalf of a -*- • Client, will sell as above— FEET BUILDING TIMBER, Rough lining, etc. AV. H. HAWKINS, AuctioneerSALE OF SLIGHTLY DAMAGED IRON. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 21st, FEBRUARY, 1914. 11.30 a.m. MR. T. I. LAMASON, favored with instructions from the Union Steam Shipping Company of New Zealand, will sell, without reserve, as above, at the Timber Sale To-morrow (opposite Loan and Mercantile saleyards) : LOT of Slightly Damaged Roofing Iron, 9ft, Vft, and 6ft. This iron has never been used, but has been slightly damaged in water transit. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. SECOND ANNUAL SHOW SALE. AT THE SHOWGROUNDS, NEW PLYMOUTH. FRIDAY, 27th FEBRUARY'. TEWTON KING will sell at the * Showgrounds as above : On account of MR C. F. COULTER, 11 pedigree Jersey cows and heif ers 6 pedigree Jersey bulls On account of MR E. GRIFFITHS. C pedigree Jersey cows and heifers 4 pedigree Jersey bulls On account of other well-known breeders, I pedigree Jersey cows ] pedigree Jersey heifer 9 pedigree Jersey bulls 6 pedigree Holstein hulls 3 pedigree Ayrshire bulls 9 pedigree Ayrshire heifers 3 2-tooth Lincoln rams On account of MR W. BIRDLING, Wnitara, His Show entry of prime fat cattle and sheep | On account of the AGRICULTURAL | SOCIETY, 12 gift heifers calves TATTERSALL'S, HAWERA. ' ANNUAL RAM FAIR, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27th, at 1 p.m. I r IIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND jJ- MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. .Ltd.. will hold their Annual Ram ■'Fair as above, and will offer the 'following:— . \f\ 2 and 4-tooth Lincoln, RomtJpJi; ney-Marsh, Southdown. Shropshire, English and Border Leicester Rams.