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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 71, 15 July 1914, Page 8

TEW ZEALAND LOAw AND JIS mercantile AGENCY CO., SPECIAL SALES FOR JULY— Wednesday, 15—Mrs H. McVinney, Kapimi Thursday, 16—T. R. Exley, Hawera (pedigree Jerseys) Friday, 17—On account client, Manaia Friday, 17—R. A. Dyson, Elthara Saturday, 18—Jno. Nicholson, Tattersall's, Hawera Monday, 20—1. B. J. Udon, Hurleyville Monday, 20—A. Hazelton, Stratford, pedigree and grade jerseys. Tuesday, 21—Mrs J. Roots, Hurlcyville Wednesday, 22—H. G. Freeling, Croydon Road, Waipuku Wednesday 22, and Thursday 23 W. T. Wells, Manaia (dairy stock) Thursday, 23—Coleman and Mackey, Rohson Road, Ngaere Fridav, 24-J. H. Free, Mangatoki Saturday, 25—Estate late J. W. Scott, Whakaniara (in conjunction with N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Society) / Monday, 27—W. H. Clarfs, Opunake Tuesday, 28—John Paterson, Sen., Patea Tuesday, 28—John Zurcher, ■ Stratofrd yards Tuesday, 28—A. J. and W. Luxton, Rawhitiroa Wednesday, 29—M. Fotey, Ahuroa Road, Wharehuia Wednesday, 29—M. Leydon. Manaia Wednesday, 29 -Colonel Bentley, Rawhitiroa Thursday, 30—R. T. B. Mellow, Kaponga 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 Wednesday, s—Samuel Parker, Mountain Road, Stratford Thursday, 6—Geo. E. Algie, Gordon Road, Toko Thursday. 6—Jas. Phillips, Jnn.. Mangatoki, springing heifers (in conjunction with Newton King) Friday. 7—H. A. Wood, Eltham Thursday, 13.—Eugene Joyce, Awatuna SEPTEMBER— Saturday, 26—pedigree dairy sale, Tattersall's, Hawera

NOTICE 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 p«" head per year on each cow. THURSDAY, 16th JUIiY, 1914. TEWTON KING has been favor- % ed with instructions from MR CHARLES J, D. WICKHAM. Opunake Rd., \ -mile from Alger's ston who lias disposed of his homestead, to sell, Without Reserve, the whole of'his Live and Dead Stock, as under : 7 high grade Jersey cows, 2nd and 3rd' calvers, due to calve July and August 1 stack hay, tarpaulin 20 x 18 (almost' new), wheelbarrow, cow covers, timber, and butter worker, milk cans, aerator. 2 churns, milk pans and buckets, farm and garden tools, carpenter's tools, hose. 1 Planet Jr. hoe, copper and stand, wringer, white Leghorn fowls, 1 ladies' bicycle (reserve), 1 33-gal Alfa Lava Separator (reserve) Also Household Furniture and Effects, a s under:— ' Double and single bedsteads, wirewove and kapoo mattresses and pillows, blankets, rugs, inats, Duchess chest, washstands and toilet ware, wardrobe, 1 large dining table, dining and kitchen chairs,' wicker chairs, overmantel, sideboard, fender and brasses, 1 drophead Singer sewing machine (with slight reserve) em-tain poles, linoleums, pictures, crockery, 2.'B : day clocks. 1 12-piece Japanese tea set. dinner set. kitchen utensils Also on account RANFORD BR;OS--1 purebred pedigree prize-win-ning Jersey bull, Sunflower's Pereeus, famous K.C.B. strain Sale at 1.30 o'clock. NOTE.- The cows are all young and early calvers, in calf to pedigree .Jersey bull, are all high-class testers, and tor absolute sale.

GREAT UNRESERVED SALE 01 HIGH -CLASS PEDIGREE JERVP THE HORSE BAZAAR, PRINCES STREET, HAWERA. SATURDAY. JULY IS. At 1.30 p.m. nrVHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE 1 ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF K.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Or. Norman and W. Butler, Esq.. to sell as above— The whole of their High-class Jerseys. Or. Xoonan's herd was established six years ago by the pnvchase of a number of the best of Messrs Griffiths and Cornwall's herd, and since then lie has bought nothing but the best. There are 28 lots in Or. Noonan's herd to be sold. On account of MR W. BUTLER. we will sell 11 lots. These will be found to be of the same high quality. Both Or. Noonan and Mr Butler are Jersey enthusiasts, and they have purchased the best blood obtainable. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION.