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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 2, 1 August 1916, Page 8

AUCTION SAL Eft. j CLJMIE ROAD, CARDIFF. WEDNESDAY, 2nd AUGUST. ■JVfEWTON KING has received m- ' structions from Mr J. S. Jones, who lias sold las farm, and is leaving the district, to sell on the farm on above date:— WITHOUT RESERVE. 20 dairy cows, choice grade Jerseys, Aug.-Sept, culvers 21 Choice grade Jersey heifers, 2year old, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull, “Major of Willow banks” 1 pedigree Jersey bull, “Major of Willowbanks,” 2-year old 12 grade yearling Jersey heifers 2 horses, sound and reliable, in all harness 4 pure bred Berkshire sows 1 Berkshire-Tamworth sow 1 ]?.]}. Berkshire boar 24 store pigs Cattle dog, fowls, gecso, 1 rubber tyred dog cart with lamps, nearly new, harness, 1 express and harness, McCormick drill and mower, new big 4, Deering hay rake, S.F. plough, disc chain, and tripod harrows, Trewhclla Jack, whippletrees, chains, Stewart clipper, iron shod sledge, galvanised iron, timber, saddle and bridle, 7 milk cans, aerator, buckets, churn, 1 bicycle, testing outfit, farm tools and sundries, etc. Also Household furniture and effects, nearly new, only 2 years’ use. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 3-cow plant Farmers’ Milking Machine, one season’s use 1 Bentall engine 10} cans “Shell” benzine Sale at 12 o’clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—My representative has been through Mr Jones’ stock, and can thoroughly recommend to intending buyers. The cows arc an exceptionally fine lot of grade Jerseys, plenty of body and in good nick, having returned last season the handsome sum of £22 3s lOd per cow for butter-fat. The 2-year grade Jersev •heifers arc the best lino we have seen this season, being very well grown, right into color and all springing down.

PEMBROKE ROAD, STRATFORD. 3rd AUGUST, 1916. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr W. Wilson, who is leaving for the Front, to sell at his residence, Pembroke Road, on the above date, the whole of his Household Furniture and effects, as under:— 1 Piano (British Piano Coy). (Reserve) _ WITHOUT RESERVE; Oval polished table (large size). Chesterfield couch, easy chairs, platform rocker, suite of three pieces in green, carpet squares and hall carpet, dining table, pictures, ornaments, fender, double bedstead (dark oak),j wardrobe (with largo mirror aim drawer), 2 duchess pairs, two washstands and toilet sets, child’s cot, double bedstead (white), linoleums, rugs and mats, kitchen table and chairs, cooking utensils, crockery, filter, push cart, hose, bin, machine, copper, preserving jars, pot plants, and sundries. Sale at 1.30 sharp. ALSO— At the same time and place, his wellbuilt residence (brick), containing I rooms, bathroom, and all modern conveniences. The owner lis going to the Front, and the property must be sole if possible. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer. AT THE RESIDENCE. OPUNAKE ROAD, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1916. At 1 p.m. sharp. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr A. I). Bliek, who is giving up house-keeping, to sell by public auction, Without Reserve, all his Household Furniture,' which was specially designed and made for Mr Bliek, as under:—

Oak sideboard, oak fable with extension, I oak chairs, ! dining room chairs, *1 Morris chairs, ehosterii Id, pictures, ornaments, 3 mil >rs, 2 carpet squares, carpet "inner, oak* cabinet, 3 cushions, wardrobe and duchess, cabinet, wardrobe and dressing table, ; wing machine, box couch, Heh ‘ m couch, rug, roller top desk lining room table, hall table, la isteads, wire mattresses, kapoe beds, pillows, bedroom rugs, i noleums, blinds amt curtains, i inner set, door mats, fender an 1 irons, kitchen tables, chairs and kitchen utensils. l*'nrnituro can be inspector! at Mr lllick’s rosidenee on We '"esday, 2nd August, and on morning ■ f sale.