Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 87, 1 June 1911, Page 8

A'JCTJOH C.%LC3. satcrdav, iv.ne 3rd. AT THE HAYMARKET. TVTEWTON KING will soli by Public Auction as above — PIGS, CALVES, HOUSES, SIN LJll CS. 1!) wanner pigs 17 r't’M'O". 1 superim Enghdi side-saddle WITHOUT RESERVE. ] gig to seat 2. Sals at 12. AT THE MART. Poultry, including P.B. white Leghorns and wo to PR. roosters. 2 !ois poiaioi?. 1 range, targe iiath. l ike. Singer sowing machine, chairs, table, sideboard, couch, stretchers, d.b.r. bedstead, wire mattresses, kapoc hods, hearthrugs, hr. leaders, dresser, rattan chai:» and settee, curtain polos, music stand, military coats, c1.!>.!•.!. gun, copper and stand, round table, 2 cases ready good hooks, including smbwonis as Longfellow, GariOaldi s Life and Times, Cyclopedia of Geography, Chambers on English Literature, Modern School of Art, Clue to the Economic Labyrinth, and about 200 novels. TREES. TREES. TREES. The well-known and reliable New Plymouth Nurserymen, Messrs. Dui’caii and Davies, are offering a characteristic assortment of Choice fruit trees, ornamental and flowering shrubs, including, apples, pears, Japan and European plums, poaches, currants, pinus insignia, mnricata, macrocapa I.r.wsoniana, eleagnus, barberry, cscalonia, Pittpsporum, with a magnificent collcci’on < f l ardy climbing plants and loses. Sale at 1 o'clock. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.' Stratford. LIST OF SALES FOR JUNE. Tuesday, Gth—Stratford Cattle Sale. Tuesday, 20th—Stratford Cattle Sale. Sales commence at 12 o’clock during winter months. Particulars of offerings will be advertised in due course. The n.z. l. a m. agency, CO., LTD., STRATFORD, in conjunction with their Hawera Branch, advertise the following Clearing Sales to date:— LIST OF CLEARING SALES— June—16—A. Sanson, Cardiff. 19—John Robertson, Finncrty lid. 21—AV. Busing, Eltham. 23—A. E. Death, Hawera. 24—G. Mudford, Kapuni. 26—AV. J. Dew. Kapuni (in Adjunction with Newton King, Esq.) 27—T. AVatson, Mr.ngatcki. 28—D. Kemp, Patca. 29—AV. Bloomfield, Upper Duthie Road 30—H. R. Harrison, AVhakamara. 30—J. Duggan, Opunako. J uly—3—John Hume, Manaia. ‘I—A. H. Lee, Cardiff. 5—H. P. AVobber, Mount mi Road, Stratford. 1-I—Hamilton and McHardy, Opunake. 17—J. H. Corbett. East Road. IS—AV. Searle, Awatnna. 19—John O’Neill, Eltham. 21—E. Pontelow, Oaonui. 21—G. F. Shaw, Kapuni. 26—John French, Inaha. 27—Alick Castle, Climic Road, Nga-* ire. 28—Bailey and Beatson, Auroa. 29—D. Cullen, Auroa. 31—J. E. Clark, Climic Road. September—--I—L. Wel.'by, Eltham. QJLLIES & NALDER STOCK SALES FORTUNE— Glover Road, Hawera—Thursday, 1 Manaia—Tuesday, 6. Okinawa—Monday, 12. Glover Road, Hawera—Thursday, 16 Auroa—Monday, 19 Manaia—Tuesday, 20. Princes Street Bazaar—Monthly Horse Fair, Saturday, 24. Okaiawa—Monday, 26. Glover Road, Hawera—Thursday, 29 GREAT AUCTION SALE Of FREEHOLD LANDS, On Account of M. J. GGODSON, Esq., t ' On FRIDAY, 2nd JUNE. At 2 p.m. . At the . HORSE BAZAAR, PRINCESS STREET, HAAVPIM. GBLLSES & NALDER have received instructions to j sell as above—‘vT of Land of the riclivJl?./a _ cst quality, subdivided to suit the land into nine lots, in areas from 50 to SO acres.* | ami situated within a mile of I Hawera Borough, having frontages to ,two .metalled roads, and with the main Ha-\ worn Factory on the property, on the following easy terms—--6 PER CENT. ON THE FALL OF THE IT J AIMER. 10 PER CENT ON Ist JULY, on which date possession will be given, on the homestead farm, 11.) per cent, cash and a further 10 per cent, on possession, interest on unpaid balances at 6 per cent, for live years. Plans and litlios. on application. AUCTIO NEER ’S NOT E—’fins is a rare chance of obtairrog on veiy easy terms a rich farm so ~i is; to hawera, as to have in ihe noa l lullire a suburlian value. VERY EASY TERMS. Particulars iron; the Auctioneers. Sale at 2 p.m.