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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 81, 8 July 1916, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. NEWTON KING'f LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JULY— Monday 10—A. J. Miller, Urcnui yards. Tuesday 11—A. A. Burrel, Durham Road East. Tuesday 11—H. G. Hicks, Tikorangi Wednesday, 12—R. J. Linn, Norman by, in conjunction with Loan Co., Hawera. Thursday 13—C. Jago, Beaconsfteld Road, Midhirst. Choice springing heifers. Thursday 13—John Gilhert, Frankley Road. Thursday 13.—M. Shaw, Frankley Road. Monday 17—James Manu White, Motonui. Monday 17—Ceo. Kcighley, Cross Road, Midhirst. Thursday 20—A Bennett's Clearing Sale, Bird Road, Stratford. Thursday 20.—Estate late C. Gray, Motunui. Thursday 20—Jordan Bros, Oaonui. Friday 21—F. Rothery, at Rahotu Yards. Friday 21—Mrs J. Jago, Beaconsfield Road, Midhirst. Monday 24—J. Salesbury, Man-orei Friday' 28—W. A. Wood, Warwick Road, Stratford. Wednesday '2d— John Davis, Gordon Road. Toko. Thursday 27—Morris Bros., OakuThursday 27—Seidel and MeCorrnifck, Kaponga. Monday 31—L. C. Jennins, Waitara Road • i

BEACONSFIELD ROAD, MIDHIRST THURSDAY, 13th JULY, 1910. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr C Jago, who has leased his farm, to sell on the property on the above date, AA 11 HIOUT RESERVE:— 50 choice 2-year old grade Jersey and Holstein Springing Heifers, to calve Aug. and Sept. 4 grade Jersey yearling heifers J 1 2-year-old well bred Jersey. ; '/ - bull' '■' /WITH SLIGHT RESERVE;— '" i Ui > or ' ' ■''' ' ' ''•■ /i/->l,;heif l er''in milk, Uyearling heifer '! h>-:\ weU-ored Berkshire sow to ' / ; ...farrow first week in August 1 pedigree Devon sow, prize win* ncr, to farrow first week in August Also on account of Mr R. H. Bene(ield— -1 gelding, all farm work 1 spring milk cart 1 four-wheeled buggy 1 John Deere plough Sale at 12.30. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

NOTE—Mr Jago has been very careful, in the selection of above heifers. . They are the pick of most of the dairieg,i<4imcl about Midhirst, and anybody wanting choice sfft& e heifers .should not miss this sale. ON THE FAIIM, DURHAM ROAD EAST. TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1916. NEWTON KING ha s received instructions from Mr A. A. Burrell, who has sold Ids' farm, to sell by public auction, the whole of his live and dead stock as under. WITHOUT RESERVE,— 29 young cows, August and Sept. calveis 1 cow in milk 1 store cow 1 18-month grade Jersey bull 1 J-draugbt horse (any trial) 1 gig horse (any trial) 1 sow with 9 weaners 2 cattle dogs, spring cart and harness, gig and harness (both in good order), stack hay, s.f. plough, tyne harrows, 4 cans and buckets, household furniture and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 3-cow releaser (Jane milking plant, with 3J horse power Croslcy engine. | On account of another vendor, Without Reserve—--1 harness horse 1 hack Hillside plough, s.f. Oliver plough, set Tvne harrows Sale at 1 o'clock.

ON ACCOUNT OF THOS. INGLIS, ESQ. STRATFORD SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1916. At ] p.m. - 1 - MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell by public auction aBl above:— WITHOUT RESKRVE. 51 good dairy cows 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 1 Holstein bull