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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 64, 7 July 1914, Page 8

kTEW ZEALAND LOAiV AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., . SPECIAL SALES FOR JULY—- , Wednesday, B—H. A. Mills, Sutherland Road, Manaia Thursday, 9—Burke's Estate, Lowgarth (in conjunction with Newton King) Thursday, 9—R. W. Smith Cross Road, Tuna Thursday, 9—W. J. Atkinson, Awatuna . Frfday, 10—Chas. Taylor, Surrey Road, Tariki Friday, 10—R. J. Linn, Normanby Monday, 13—J. P. Marx, Mangatoki Monday, 13—W. Walsh, Cheal Road, Ngaere. Tuesday, 14—Jas. A. Hair, Eltham Wednesday, 15—Mrs H, McVinney, Kapuni Thursday, 16—T, R. Exley, Hawera (pedigree Jerseys) Friday, 17—On account client, Manaia Friday, 17—R. A- Dyson, Eltham Saturday, 18—Jno. Nicholson, Tattersall's, Hawera Monday, 20—1. B. J.. Uden, Hur- ' "*' leyvillo Monday, 20—A. Hazelton, Stratford, pedigree and grade jerseys. Tuescfliy, 21—Mrs J. Roots, Hur«ley ville Wednesday 22, and Thursday 23 ' W. T. Wells, Manaia (dairy stock) Thursday, ."23—Coleman and Mackey, Robsoh Road, Ngaer© Friday, 24—J. H. Free, Mangatoki Saturday, 25—Estate late J. W. Scott, Whakamara (in conjunction with N:Z. Farmers' Co-op. a» Society) Monday, 27—H. G. Freeling, Croydon Road, Waipuku Monday, 27—W. H. Claris, Opunake Tuesday, 28—John Paterson, Sen., Patea Tuesday, 28—A. J. and W. Luxton. Rawhitiroa Wednesday, 29—M. Foley, Ahuroa Road, Wharehuia Wednesday, 29—M. Leydon, Manaia Wednesday, 29 -Colonel Bentley, Rawhitiroa Thursday, 30—R. T. B. Mellow, Kaponga Friday, 31—U. B. Gooding, Bird Road, Stratford Friday, 31—W. T. Wells, Manaia (horses,.. implements, etc.) AUGUST— , Monday, 3—T. H. Jenkins, Eltham Tuesday,' 4 —Ezekiel Kerr, Rotokari Road Eltham Thursday, 6—Jas. Phillips, Jun., MVngatoki, springing heifers (in conjunction' with Newton • King). - ;• Friday, 7—H. .Av Wood, Eltham Thursday, 13.—Eugene Joyce, Awatuna SEPTEMBER— Saturday, 20—pedigree dairy sale, TattersalPs, Hawerei

NOTICE TO CLIENTS. Dairy Clients are requested to note that through special terms on which the Company iinances dairy cows purchased at their auction sales, farmers save about 15s to 17s par head per year on each cow. ON THE FARM. i CHEAL ROAD, NGAERE. . MONDAY, 13th JULY, 1914. HE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANL- TILE AGENCY CO., LTD.. have been favored with instruction* From WILLIAM WALSH, Esq., who has sold his Cheal Road farm, and is giving up milking on the Finnerty Road farm to sell, Without Reserve, at 12 o'clock sharp—--48 dairy cows, mostly 2nd to 4 th. calvefs, calving July, Aug., and September (Cheal Road herd) 23 good dairy cows, calving Aug. and Sept. (Finnerty Rd. herd) 0 2-year Jersey Holstein heifers in calf f> yearling Holstein heifeirs 1 18-month Holstein bull 1 light spring dray, 7 25-gal, mill? cans, aerator, buckets With Slight Reserve—--1 draught gelding, 2 years 1 draught, filly, 2 years 1 hack LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—Mr Walsh has been dairying for 12 years, rind lias always culled heavily. His herd comprises Jerseys. Holsteins and Shorthorns. The rows are mostly young and early ealvers, and we can faithfully recommend them to any buyer as being a really good genuine herd. None of these cows have been machine milked.

KAPOXGA CATTLE SALE. FRIDAY, 10th JULY, 1914. TEWTON KING will sell at his ■i-"* Yards as above:— rrn, HEAD CATTLE, _ 8 \J Including—■ 16 choice Holstein weaner heif--50 store cows !50 fat and forward 150 weaners 20 fat ewes Also—--62 shares in Awatuna Factory Sale at 1 o'clock. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. Fancy glass ware, crockery, china—ill these suggest what to buy as a (resent for your friends. James, Cash 'Vador, Broadway. X