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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 87, 3 August 1914, Page 8

Jha, BTEATHDISD BA*T. rmiiry, MlioolianwMM «s*3 PrwS»»* .. „ c , Ba?M H*W SATURDAY fll !*•»•- clearing Sales of Household FurnlT ( tvre,and ERw?t ? , a Speciality. Clearing Salts Conduct©* in fifty part of the Dlatrle*. ’ ,;i prompt Aooount Sales after every Sale VALUATIONS. UNDERTAKEN. -v LOANS NEGOTIATED. REGISTERED LAND AGENT.'. UsHe-date LUt of Town and caamtry Propertloe for Sale. Agents for Kempthorne, Prewar's Manures, and Amner’s Agrleuiturel Lime. %■ Horse and Cow Covers, of; the., Hlghsst Quality at Lowest Ratos. Tho Famous Mcßae Mattress, Sole Agents for Taranaki. Inspection Invited. Try us before going elsewhere. Always on stock for private sal®— Prime 6.5. Chaff, feed, and seed pats, wheat,- barley, binder twine, seeds of all descriptions, Scotch tares, horse and cow covers, furniture, tents all sizes, marquees. ... > Large supply of, Inglewood Factory bacon and haras always in stock. .. ON THE FARM. MOUNTAIN ‘ ROAD .SOUTH, STRATFORD. WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1914. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR S. PARKER, w ho has leased his farm to sell, Without Reserve — 17 choice dairy .cows, 2nd, 3rd , ( and ,4th calvers 1 purebred Jersey bull, 3 years (very quiet) Q.,,, ,i 2 horses, . . guaranteed staunch and reliable, do any work 1 colt, 21 months, by Baron D. 8 pedigree Berkshire store pigs, 9 ewes,.in lamb, 1 ram, steel Queen disc harrows, 1 2-horse sledge, (steel runners), 1 set 2horse swingletrees,- .. chain harrows, milk cart and harness, gig and harness, milk cans], cooler, etc., “Cyphers” model lire .proof incubator, 8 purebred Padman hens and rooster, 2 white Wyandottes and rooster, imported Dunstan American strain, 6 Silver Wyan-i dotte pullets, Garrett strain.' 1 pair Silver Wyandottes, bred by R. O. Garrett, Masterton, and-one,-cattle dog. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ,x : Sale at 1 o’clock. NOTE.—Our representative has inspected this herd and finds the cows to be sold a nice even Jot in good condition. The season’s test started with 4 and ended with 5, the intervening months were 8.6, 3.9, 4.9,.

STRATFORD SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1914. NE\YTON KING has received instpufions from E. MARFELL,' Esq., of Toko, Who is giving up dairying, to,,sell in the Stratford,Yards on above date. Without Reserve—--45. dairy, cows, to calve August- , September . With Slight Reserve--20 3-year springing heifers, to calve August-Scptember Sale at 1 o’clock. NOTE.—Mr Marfell has been dairying in Toko for ,the }ast 7 years, and has never had a sale. The cows are .all, vqung and in fir St-class condition. 30 of. them calve in August, balance September. Anyone ii} search of genuiqe.jdairy cows, I can personally re.cpxnjnend them to attend this sale. The heifers are also in great buckle and. showing well down. .ATEW ZEALAND LOAn AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.’S,LIST OF STOCK SALES FOR AUGUST— Tuesday, 4—Manaia Monday, 10—Kakaramea Tuesday, 11-—Stratford • Springing Heifer Sale Wednesday, 12—Eltham -Thursday, 13—Hawera Monday, 17—Opunake Tuesday, 18—Manaia ' Monday, 24 —Kakaramea Tuesday, 25—Stratford Tuesday, 25—Stratford Springing Heifer Salo Tuesday, 25—Stratford Wool, Hide, , and Skin Sale Wednesday, 25—'To Worn Wednesday, 26—Eltham Thursday, V—Hawera Mondav, 31—Opunake SPECIAL SALES FOR AUGUST— Tuesday, 4—P. F. Dowmau, Nor- .. folk Road Tuesday, 4 —Ezekiel Kerr, Roto- ' ' ’ kari Road, Eltham Wednesday, s—Samuel Parker, Mountain Road, Stratford Thursday, 6—Gfco. E. Algie, Gordon Tliursday, 6—Jas. Phillips, Jim., Mangatoki, springing heifers (in conjunction with Newton King) Friday, 7—Jas. Montgomerie, Pembroke Road, Stratford Friday, 7—H. A. Wood, Eltham Monday, 10—J. O’Connor, Tariki Road, Tariki.. . Thursday, 13.—Eugene Joyce, Awa- ; tuna SEPTEMBER— Saturday, 20—pedigree dairy sale, Tattersall’s. Hawera NOTICE TO CLIENTS. Dairy Clients are requested lo note that through special terms on which the Company finances dairy cows purchased at their auction sales, j farmers-save about 15s to 17s per head per year on each cow. *