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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 86, 17 March 1916, Page 8

AUCTION BAl.<£s. fTIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AN D -*- MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Limited., win hold their rust: Horse Fair oi' the Season in ■ their STRATFORD YARDS, on SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, L9RJ, at 12 o'clock, when they will offer 1 i"\(\ HORSES, including— DRAUGHTS, HALF-DRAUGHTS, HACKS AND HARNESS HORSES. Also, on accont of A. A. Piper, Esq. 2-year-old Trotter, unbroken by "Hova—Lena Wood." 3-year-old Trotter, broken. '".Proud Child—Lena Wood." ENTRIES SOL AT THT HAY MARKET. , SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 1916. NEWTON KING will sell by Public Auction ab the Hayinarket, as above:— 40 weaners 39 stores 4 porkei3 2 sows 1 plough 3000 feet timber Sale at 12 o'clock.

AT THE MART. SATURDAY, MARCH 18th. LAMASON will sell:— Poultry, vegetable, produce, and sundries including pollard and potatoes, etc., also one courtland, 2 couches, wheelbarrow, duchess chest, steel bars and saws, matting, 2 phonographs, one cultivator. and planet jr. drill and garden tools. 1 motor bicycle 2 push bicycles Unclaimed goods consisting of ladies' watches, and gold rings, slippers, socks and shirts. Also one piano in good order 300 cases assorted fruit Sale at 11.30 a.m. T. LAMASON, Auctioneer.

THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1916. NEWTON RING has received instructions from Mr L; Neilson, whose lease has expired, to sell at Melrose House, Fenton Street, WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 piano, 17 double and single bedsteads, 32 wire andkapoc mattresses, 11 duchess chests, 9 washstands, 30 chairs, 1 large sideboard, 6 tables, 1 couch, 10 toilet, sets,, blankets, bed linen, carpet runner and mats, linoleums, mangle, blinds, crockery, cutlery, pictures, kitchen utensils and sundries. Sale at 1-30 sharp. STRATFORD aALKYARDS. TUESDAY, 21st MARCH, 1916. ! At 1 p.m. IE NEW ZEALAND LOAN - MERCANTILE AGENCY <X>.. JLTD., will sell by Public Auction as above— HEAD MIXED CATTLE,

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