J BTRATFOB T. 8. LAMSABON. Peaitry, Miscellaneous and Preside* £a»ss Hsid EVEKY SATURDAY at IS.S». Clearing Sales of Heusi&lioid Furniture and Effscts a Specials'. Safas Conduced !n »»¥ ct tha OJstfi&t» Prompt Account S»ies after wary Sale VALUATIONS «. LOA N? NEGOTIATED. REGISTERED LAND AGENT. UP'ta-dats List of Propartsoa Sor Sale. Agents for Kemothorn*, Praam's Manures, and Amner'a Agrleultaral Lime. Horse and Cow Covers of the Highest Quality at Lowest ftaies. The Famous Moßaa Waitress, Sole Agents for Taranaki. Inspection invited. Try us before going elsewhere. Always on stock tor private sale — Prime 0.3. Chaff, feed, and soed oats, wheat, barley, hinder twine, seeds of all descriptions, Scotch tares, horse and cow covers, furniture, tents all sizes, marquees. Largo .supply of Inglewood Factory bacon and hams always ia stock. THURSDAY, 28th MAY, 1914. TEWTON has received inS structions fro£i MH J. W. ARCHER, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction, at the farm, Cross Head, Tuna, as above: WITHOUT RESERVE. 15 da.iry cows. 4th calvers, due August and September 3 2-year empty heifers, 2 weancrs, mare, cart and harness, 2 pedigree Berkshire sows to farrow in August, milk cans, aerator, buckets, and a few articles of furniture. Also, with slight reserve, 23 fully paid up shares in the Midhirst Co.op. Dairy Co., Ltd. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. INGLEWOOD ¥A±tDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. [ATTHEWS, GAMLIN and Co L will hold their weekly sale is their Inglewood yards on the above date. Present entries— OK f\ HEAD MINED CATTLE Zi»}\J comprising—--30 store cows Sale at 1 o'clock. INGLEWOOD. JUNE 6th. LffATTHEWS, GAMLIN AND CO. xVi have received instructions from MR J. S. WILSON, to offer, at their Inglewood Mart, on the above date:— His Tarata property, comprising IGV acres, with good 5-roomed house, pantry, bathroom, dairy. etc Situated opposite the store and P. 0., and adjacent to church, school, and public
AT THE FARM, KAPOXGA. MONDAY, Ist JUNE, 3914. TEWTON KING has received inA B tructions from Mr R. Hutchinson, who has leased Lis forms, to sell, without reserve, his Dairy Herd, Implements, Furniture, etc., as under:— , . 10 maiden 20-montn Jloisicm and Jersey 'mils 8 20-month steers SO good weaner steers (early calves 2 good house cows via milk) 1 goad house cow (springing) 2 15 month ana 2 weaner heifers, spring dray, dog cart and hafness, dray and plough harness, wooden roller, horsehoe, tine, chain and disc havrows, 0 coulter Cooper and Duncan drill, new d.f. <> ;s " ptyigh, si. Duncan plough, liny tumbler, swingle trees, wheel harrows and form tools. -etc., 20 purebred White Legborns (including prizetakers), 3 ducks. 1 cattle dog. Single and double beds. Duchess chests, chests drawers, writing table, overmantel, sofa, easy and oilier chairs, dresser, linoieums, book case, pictures, bonks, paintings, curtains and poles, piano stool. blankets, mattresses, 20 bottles honey, crockery, and kitchen utensils. With very Slight Reserve:— 2 mares (any harness) 1 gelding (gig and plough) 1 2-month colt, by Albrt Cheva--1 .''.-year filly. by Roval Crown 1 2-year ij-draugld Idly, by Boyal Gartblaml 1 gig mare 2 hacks, 1 pony (saddle and harness'), 1 Shetland pony, 1 children's horse ! o'clock.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 28, 25 May 1914, Page 8
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