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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 1, 19 August 1914, Page 8

WAR FUND. GIFT AUCTION SALE. I A CTING in conjunction, MESSRS - NEWTON KING, the ATKW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., and MESSRS WEBSTER, DOBSON and Co., will sell, by Public Auction at MESSRS WEBSTER,. DOBSON and Co.'s Stratford Saleyards, on SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 22nd, At 1.30 p.m., GIFTS AND DONATIONS TO THE EMPIRE PATRIOTIC FUND, Consisting of cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, poultry, produce and any other live-stock or merchandise which may be presented. Farmers and settlers are requested to yard stock as early as possible on I Saturday morning, to avoid crowding and confusion. Produce and other such gifts for the sale may bo left at" tbe abovementioned offices. NOTE.—The above is a genuine Auction Sale, at which no lots will bo re-sold. Terms, will be strictly cash made to an appointee of the Patriotic Fund, and no deductioins on behalf of tlio Auctioneers will be made. Auctioneers: F. W. W r EBSTER, R. G. COTTIER, P. G. BUDD. STRATFORD DAIRY YARDS. TUESDAY, 25th AUGUST.

WEBSTER, DOBSON and CO. have received instructions from MR W. M. McASEY, who has sold ins Matau property, to sell his Dairy Herd, as under: — 18 cows, chiefly Shorthorn, 2nd to 4th calvcrs, at profit, and expected to calve September Also on account of MR W. THOMASON, Inglewood—--10 young Dairy Cows, close to profit Sale at 1 o’clock. AT THE HAYMARKET, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd. NEWTON KING will Sell by Pui. lie Auction aa abova— PIGS, CALVES, HORSES, POUL TOY, SUNDRIES, ETC.— 36 woauors »h 20 stores 5 porkers 2 cows 20 geese 10 turkeys, milk carts, gigs, ploughs, 100 fencing posts, and sundries Also— The 4-year bay trotting pony mare “Dinah,” broken to saddle Sale ■at 12 noon. : '■v ■' f I BEG to Notify the. Public that I have now taken over the New and Up-to-date CLUB HOTEL STABLES. Stands Is, Feeds Is 6d. I shall be pleased to see all old customers, who can roly on the best of attention and civility. J. THACKER

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