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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 96, 25 July 1916, Page 8

AUCTION SALE*, TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALI NEXT SALE, mDE-SHSD Cloton Road, Stratford (next Dairy Factory >. TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1916. Clients are kindly requested to forward so as to reach our by Friday, July 21. NEWTON KING. STRATFORD WOOL, BfiBPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALSa. 18 TUESDAY,-JULY 25, 19r ft. Clients are kindly requested to fee* Ward consignments so «■ te reach U shed by Friday, July 21. ; HEW ZKAI4N»;LOAH AN d ***»• pANTfILE-' A • - fip., {!ss)>'■' Btrat«oni. M E WTON' K I N G * S ' i LIST OF SALES. JULY— Wednesday 26—Inglewood. Friday 28—Waiwakaiho. Friday 28 —Toko. 'Monday 31—Douglas. ENTRIES INVITED. rnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND i MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., LIST OF STOCK SALES FOR JULY— Wednesday 26 —Eltham. j Thursday 27—Hawera. Friday 28—Tarata. Monday 31—Upunake. FIT HE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES FOB JULY— Auroa—Friday* 28 Okaiawa —Monday 31. AT E W T O N KING’S LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JULY—

Wednesday 26—John Davis, Gordon Road, Toko. Thursday 27—Morris Bros., OakuThursday 27—Seidel and McCormack, Kaponga. Ar'/ Road, Stratford. Monday 31—L. C. Jennjns, Wait Road AUGUST— Wednesday 2—J. S. Jones, Clinue Road, Cardiff. Thursday 3—J, T. Belcher, Cardiff (Pedigree and Grade Jersey cows and Heifers) Thursday 3—E. J. Butler, Mini). THE NEW Zealand, loan. and MERCANTILE AGENCY;GO.’O CLEARING SALES. JULY— • R. G. Scown, Hurleyville—Wednesday 26. Monday 31—J. T> Ross, Upper Hastings Road, Lowgarth. Thursday, August 3—Clearing Sale of Furniture bn account A. ; D. Blick Esq., Opunake Hoard, Stratford. WARWICK ROAD, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, 28th JULY, 1916. X NEWTON KING has received-in-s I ructions from Mi- W. A. Wood, whose lease has expired, to sell on the farm, on above date, ra. Friday 28—W. A. Wood, W^Rvick,-

WITHOUT RESERVE: IS dairy cows, Shorthorn and Jersey cross, to calve August and September 2 heifers-in milk ] springing grade Jersey heifer 3 calves 3 horses 1 sow with litter of 10 I now Duncan s.f. plough, 1 set swinglctrees, 1 sledge, milk cart and harness/ 1 10-ton stumping jack, 4 milk, cans, buckets, cooler, and cow. rugs, fowls, chains, quantity of roofing iron, sundries, etc., etc. At 12.30 sharp. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—Mr Wood has been milking on the farm for the last five years. The cows are practically all young, Shorthorn and Jersey cross, they have been culled every year, and being only a small herd, every cow can be recommended with confidence. They have returned this season, £l9 4s per cow for milk alone.