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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 65, 8 July 1914, Page 8

'EW ZEALAND LOAr* AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., SPECIAL SALES FOR JULY— Thursday, 9—Burke's Estate, Lowgarth (in conjunction with Newton King) Thursday, 9—R. W. Smith Gross Road, Tuna , Thursday, 9—W. J. Atkinson, Awatuna Friday, 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, Man. aia Friday, 17—R. A. Dyson, Eltham Saturday, 18—Jno. Nicholson, Tattersall's, Hawera Monday, 20—1. B. J. Uden, Hurleyville Monday, 20—A. Hazelton, Stratford, pedigree and grade jerseys. Tuesday, 21—Mrs J. Roots, Hurley ville Wednesday, 22—H. G. Freeling, Croydon Road, Waipuku Wednesday 22, and Thursday 23 W. T. Wells, Manaia (dairy stock) Thursday, 23—Coleman and Mackey, Robson Road, Ngaere Friday, 24—J. H. Free, Mangatoki Saturday, 25—Estate late J. W. Scott, Whakamara (in conjunction with N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Society) Monday, 27—W. H. Claris, Opunake Tuesday, 28—John Paterson, Sen., Patea Tuesday, 28—A. J. and W. Luxton. Rawhitiroa Wednesday, 29—M. Fo'iey, Ahuroa Road, Wharehuia Wednesday, 29—M. Leydon, Manaia Wednesday, 2P -Colonel Bentley, „ Rawhitiroa Thursday, 30—R. T. B. Mellow, Kaponga Friday, 31—R. B. Gooding, Bird Road, Stratford Friday, 31—W. T. Wells, Manaia (horses, implements, etc.) Friday, 31—R. B. Gooding, Bird Road, Stratford AUGUST— Monday, 3—T. H. Jenkins, Eltham Tuesday, 4—Ezekiel Kerr, Rotokari Road, Eltham Thursday, 6—Geo!. E. Algie, Gordon Road; Toko \ Thursday, 6—Jas. Phillips, Juri.. Mangatoki, springing heifers (in conjunction with Newton King) t Friday, 7—H. A. Wood, Eltham Thursday, 13.—Eugene Joyce, Awatuna SEPTEMBER— Saturday, 26—pedigree dairy sale, Tattersall's, Hawera NOITCE TO CLIENTS. Dairy Clients are requested to note that through special terms on which the Company finances dairy cows purchased at their auction sales, farmers save about 15s to 17s pw head' per year on each coir. > CLEARING SALE. J THURSDAY, JULY rjth. I. LAMASON has been in- • structed by MR L.. GOUSMETT, to sell by Public Auction, at his Premises, Cordelia Street, the whole of his up-to-date household furniture, comprising—--1 Upright Grand Piano (Lenwood), quite new, and in beautiful order, 2 Duchess pairs, 1 drophead Singer sewing machine (now), 1 new go-cart, 1 4rt Oin b.r bedstead and box mattress, 1 afternoon tea set (40 pieces), 1 hall stand, 1 heavy pile carpet runner, carpet square, dining table, green pile table cover, 3 easy chairs, 2 palm stands, 1 occasional table, set of ware, linoleums, couch, kapoc bedding, hospital beds, 0 high-back chairs, pictures, ornaments, pot plants, 1 fender, 1 kitchen dresser, 4 kitchen chairs, 1 kitchen table, 1 child's cnair, 1 net hammock, 1 boy's tricycle (rubber tyres), and _all kitchen utensils. t Also—--1 horse, gig, and harness (in splendid order) 1 spring dray and harness 12 head poultry (laying), 1 lawn mower, 12ft. ladder, 1 concrete roller, 1 pair of steelyards 2 wooden curbs, carpenter's tools, timber, spades and As Mr Gotismott is leaving the district, these lots will bo sold. We have personally inspected, and can recommend the sale to public notice. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. KAPONGA CATTLE SALE. FRIDAY, 10th JULY, 1914. j TEWTON KING will sell at his * Yards as above:— n 7fl HEAD CATTLE ' 0 y' Including—--16 choice Hoi stein weaner heif--50 store cows 30 fat and forward 150 weaners 20 fat ewes Also—--62 shares in Awatuna Factory Sale at 1 o'clock. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED.