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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 70, 14 July 1914, Page 8

THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. WE ha vp much pleasure in notifying muv Shareholders and Clients in the Stratford and surrounding tlis{,riots Unit we have appointed MR I l '. 11. ANDERSON our Agent, with hendnuartor;; at Stratford. Sj;'Mr Anderson lias a.'thorough knowledge of the' district; any business entrusted to-him will receive prompt and careful., attention. A. W. GILLIES, General Manager. G. A. HOLDER, Secretary. r. s. “anaSlry, KisoalSaneisus, an^. £sl<ia Held ' HVCfIY SATURDAY alg.lj.3* Clearing 8al«s ; of Household Furniture and Effects a Speciality. Hearing Mfcs Comißsei«d tn fw f * sf the r>Tstr?at. Prompt AosOlißt Sal«a after every Sale VALEA nONS, UNDEE'J'AJvffiN. fcUAiS’H NEGQTIATSU) REGISXERisb LAND AGENT?. U|*-|B-aat3 List ol Tuwn and Ceuwtrv Proportion for Sale,. . Agents for ’ sumptfcome, Prewar’* Manure, and Amnur'a Agricultural Um». Horse and Cow Cowers-cf the Highest Quality at Lowest Rates. The Famous Moßaa Mattress, Sole Agents for Taranaki, inspection Indied. Try us before poiqg olsowhare. Always on stuck for private sale— Prime. O.S. Chaff, feed, and seed oats, wheat, barley, binder twine, seeds of all description*. Scotch, tares, horse and cow covers, furniture, teats ail sines, marquees. Largo supply of Inglewood Factory >l*eou and hams' always u> stock.

OX THE FARM, DENBIGH. ROAD, MIDHIRST. WEDNESDAY, loth JULY, 1914. VTE'vYTOX KING has received in -k ’ strnc-tioiib fvutu Jill W. NEILsEN, who has disposed of ids property, to sell, Without Reserve, the .vhola of hi-s choice Dairy Herd, etc., i» below 16 dairy cows, calcine; Aug.-Sopt. ■ 1 in calf heifer 2 heifer calves 1 p.b. Jersey bull, iVrs v , VI can and harness, milk cfuis. aerator and buckets, chain and tyne harrows. 4- store pigs, and farm sundries 30 fully paid up shares in Midhirst Dairy Factory (slight reserve) "Sale at 1 o’clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE. —The herd returned Til for nilk aloiu> and returns can he seen it the sale. , ■ On account of MRS S. MOLEf? who hap. sold her farm, and is loseng the district-- , 16 first-class young dairy cows, mostly July, August and Sep (ember calvers 1 Jersey bull, 2\ years CORNER PEMBROKE ROAD AND MIRANDA STREET. THURSDAY, JULY 16tli, 1914. II 1. LAMASON has received in- • structions from MRS A. IPENCE, who i s leaving the district, to sell, by Public Auction, the whole ~f her Household' Furniture and Meets, comprising as follows: —-■ Drawing room suite (6 chairs and couch) rich crimson plush sad-dle-bag, handsome carved walnut sideboard panelled with bevelled mirrors, superior Duchess dressing table inlaid with honeysuckle, carved Duchess do. inlaid with knotted totara, Duchess dressing table plain withstands, Rutland .chair in buffalo bide, couch in. buffalo hide, Austrian chairs, hedroop do (can bottoms), kitchen do., dining room table, kitchen do., bookshelf and cabinet, wicker table, rattan cake stand, brass ' double bedsteads, 1 do., single bedstead, double wire-woven mattresses, single do., J-box mattresses, single do., hallstand with bevelled mirror back, brass fonder, brass rail fentwrs, sets brass lire irons, set steel do., wire net fireguard, bevelled mirror overmantel (oak frame), pair hall curtains, brass rod and sockets, pair curtain bangers. 7 pairs easement exten. ninn rods, crimson table cover, art serge wardrobe curtains, harmonium, sets coat and hat

pegs, picture*. lire screens, toilet sets, brass preserving pan, Brussels carpal Ifift. Rln. x ]211.. small output squares, crimson mohair hearth rug, hearth rugs, woo! door mars, carpet do., Brussels Carpet runner 10 2-.Hrd yards long, lengths Brussels carpet Syda in each, do., 2yds, towel rollers, lawnmower (hall hearings), iron wheelbarrow, armored garden hose ; also kitchen utensils, garden tools and sundries. Sido at I ,:t(J p.in. AUCi'ION’KKirS N’OTK.—We have inspected this furniture, and every thing is in (irsl-clans order and anyone who is desirous of or wanting furniture should not miss this splendid opportunity.