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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 75, 1 July 1916, Page 8

AUCTION GALES. NE WT OX KING’S LIST OK CLEARING SALES. JULY— Monday 3—R. F. Langman, Road. Huirangi. Wednesday 5—E. J. Rowell, Korn. Wednesday 5—H. Lacy, Poto Road, Cardiff. ' Thursday 6—Green and Tyrell, Rahotu. Thursday 6—E. T. Kncehone, Pukengahu. Monday 10—A. J. Miller, Urenui' yards. . . Tuesday 11—A. A. Barrel, Durham Road East. Tuesday 11—H. G. Hicks, Tikorangi Wednesday, 12—R. J. Linn, Normanby, in conjunction with Loan Co., Hawera. Thursday 13—C. Jago, Beaconstield Road, Midhirst. Choice springing heifers. Thursday 13—John Gilbert, Frankley Road. Thursday 13.—M. Shaw, Flankley Road. Monday 17—James Manu White, Motonui. Monday 17—Goo. "Keighley, Cross Road, Midhirst.' Wednesday 19—A. C. Clegg, Rama i Road, Auroa. Wednesday 19—A. Bennetts, Bird Road, Stratford. Thursday 20—Jordan Bros, Oaonui. Friday 21—F. Rothery, at Rahotu Yards. Friday 21—Mrs J. Jago, Beaconsfield Road, Midhirst, v Friday 28-—W. A. Wood, Warwick Road, Stratford. Wednesday 2u—.John Davis, Gordon Road, Toko. Thursday 27—Morris Bros., Oakura. Thursday 27—Seidel and McCormack, Kaponga.

DOUGLAS SALK. MONDAY, 3rd July, 1916. NEWTON KING will sell by Public Auction at the Douglas Saleyards on the above date: — 2QO HEAD MIXED CATTLE MIXED SHEEP—including— -200 4-tooth ewes in lamb, good lino 100 2-tooth owes, good 300 empty fat and forward ewes 200 hoggets Sale at 1 o’clock. AT THE HOMESTEAD, EAST HOAD, NEAR TOKO. THURSDAY, oth JULY, 1916. 1000 At 10.30 a.m. |T HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO..

[LTD., have received instructions from I Messrs Inglis Bros., who have sold their farm, to offer by public auction as above, \ WITHOUT 1 RESERVE. 50 dairy cows 8 i.c. heifers 1 Holstein bull 1 sow and litter of 8 0 sows 31 store sows 1 pedigree Berkshire boar Milk waggon, drill, disc harrows, roller, tine, chain, and disc harrows, Reid and Cray plough, Trewhella Jack, M.H. cultivator and* seed sower, Bontall chaff cutter, swingletrees, 3 iron boilers, plough chains, 18 milk cans and various sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ROTO ROAD, CARDIFF. *. WEDNESDAY, sth JULY, 1910. NEWTON KING has received in-i structions 'from Mr 11. Lacey, who lias sold his farm, to sell on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE,— 32 cows, chiefly Holstein-Jersey, 2nd to 4th calvers, to calve August-September. 9 choice springing heifers by pedigree Jersey bull, “Brown Prince” 10 yearling Jersey heifers by “Brown Prince” 0 yearling Holstein heifers 1 3 year Holstein bull 1 H ralight mare, broken to all harness 1 J -draught gelding, broken to all harness 1 grey mare 4 Berkshire breeding sows, to farrow July, August and October 1 good cattle dog 1 1G months Jersey bull (well bred) Ducks, fowls, geeae, spring dray and harness, new gig and harness (reserve), 1 Duncan s.f. plough, tyno harrows, sledge, chalfcutter, 6 milk ra us, pig trough, plough traces, horse and stack covers, quantify White Rock seed potatoes. On behalf of ; notlier vendor—--1 milk wag ■ m in good order, only three' seasons’ wear Sale ar 12.30. I LUNCHEDN PROVIDED. < N.B.—Mr Lacey has been milking for the last 24 years, and this is his first dairy sale. The farm is sold and everything is without reserve. The cows are an exceptionally fine lot, havling averaged last season £l6 13s per head.