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AUCTIONS. , STRATFORD SALK j TUESDAyTjuNE 15 i N Er™ v *!"*sti&v hi aucti°n' 250 HEADnMJ™ UCATLB ardS~ | 14 2-year Shorthorn in-calf heifers Also— On account of Mr A. C. Berans— 16 3-year Jersey-Holsteiu heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. CLIMIB EOAdTnGAERE. WEDNESDAY^ JUNE 16. ]V EWTON KING nas receired in- -*- structions from Mr W D E [Worsley, who has sold his f am , to Bell on the property en above date— WITHOUT RESERVE. 23 cows, mostly Jersey, expected to calve Aug. and Sept. , 7 yearling Jersey heifers (good) 1 young bull 1 milk cart horse 1. school pony 1 young sow and litter Spring dray (nearly new), har-i ness, tripod harrows, milk cans, sledge, copper and \ stand, grit mill, chains and whippletrees, lot of tools, farm j tools and sundries | 9 p.b. Minorca hens (laying) Also— Household furniture and effects WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 English piano (Thomas Harper), nearly new . 1 Ford car (old model), in good i going order 90 shares in Ngaere Dairy Co. Sale at 13.30 p.m. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING SALE. MAIN SOUTH~ROAD, INAHA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. ■j^EWTQN KING has received in- ■^ structions from Mr Wm. Duggan, who kas sold his farm, to oilier by public auction the whole, of his dairy herd, etc., as follows— WITHOUT RESERVE. O/"V JERSEY COWS, very choice, Vw July and-August calvers, in calf to pedigree. Jersey bull 6 choice yearling Jersey heifers 1 yearling bull 1 3-year pe.digree bull, bred by Mr J. S.;T.. Short 3 fat sheep 2 sows with litters 1 sow in pig . 1 sow, pedigree Berkshire, due July 1 set Johnson discs, s.f. Duncan plough, Massey Harris mower, Eureka manure distributor, tripod harrows, Domo separa- • tor, 8 25-gal. cans, buckets^ milk strainer, 12 cow covets, 3-horse. bar, whey barrels and pig troughs, 5 sacks potatoes, 50 fencing posts, 6 strainers, set trotting hobbles and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 2 three-quarter draught mares,' any trial 1 milk waggon, 'in good order NOTE.—My agent has inspected iha, cows, and they are a very choice. lo:t of high grade Jerseys, having been all Association tested, and the herd, which includes 25 heifers, has averaged over 3001bs butter-fat. The. two horses are exceptionally good, and the implements are all practically new. The live stock is all in good condition, and I can strongly recommend this sale to all farmers in search of good cows. . All cattle can remain on the farm until July 1. t, On account of Mr O. Cross— 25 very choice Jersey in-calf heifers Sale starts at 1 o'clock sharp. Lunchedh Provided at Noon. 9,10T2'4*5 WARWICK ROAD, STRATFORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 17. "VTEWTON KING has' received ' in- -^ structions from Mrs C. Bell, whose lease has expired, to cell on the farm on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE. 15 dairy cows, mostly young, Jer- | sey and Jersey-Shorthorn cross 1 grade Jersey bull, yearling 3 grade yearling Jersey heifers 1 farm horse 1 44-gal. separator, 3 milk cans, cream can, buckets, milk cart and harness, light trap and harness, saddle and bridle, s.f. plough, , chains, 2 A.W.R. brackets, plumber's tools', maul and wedges, solder, saws, 2 dogs, 1 goat, 6 fowls, farm j tools and sundries ! 58 cheese shares, Stratford Dairy Co. 6 purebred Wyandotte fowls Also household furniture Sale at 1 o'cloak. 125

GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS. GOVERNMENT valuations of Wool at WAITARA held throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS and HIDES, "Etc. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD, j Next Sale SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, etc., TUESDAY, JUNE 22. "-j Consignments must arrive £>.7 j previous. Advice cards and labels seH*. ? on application; j NEWTON KING, j DON't hesitate! Brmg your repairs to Ferry, The Reliable ..Jeweller. *j ' .'') ■OILRUTH CALF FOOD. - THE BEST SUBSTITUTE FOB j WHOLE MILK. **■