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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 89, 3 June 1911, Page 8

AUCT3CU CALEO. -T E W lEU AN 3 I. T<' M A w r mercantile agency CO. Stratford. LIST of SAI.KS FOR JUNE. Tuesday, Uth—Strafford Cattle l Sail'. Tuesday, 20th—Stratford Cattle Sat'. Sales commence at 12 o’clock during winter moldlis. Particulars of offerings tv ill bo ad.'crtised in due course. rs s H E N.2. L. €: M . AG £ ?<CY 3 i CO., LTD., STRATFORD, in. conjunction with their Hawera Branch, • advertise the following ; ’leal ing Sales to date : LIST OF CLEARING' SALES— June— K5--A. Sanson, Cart!ill. 19—Tolm Robertson, Finnerty Rd. 21—W. Busing, Eltham.2d—A. E. Death, Hawera. 2!—o. Mudford, Kapuni. Lid—-\v. .1. Dew, Kapuni (in conjunction with Newton King, Esq.) 27—T. Watson, Mangatoki. 2S—D. Kemp, Patea. 29-—W. Bloom.held, Upper Duthic Road 00— XI. R. Harrison, Whakamara. JO—l. Duggan, Opuuako. July—3—John Hume. Manaia. I—A. H. Lee, Cardiff. s—l-1. P. Webber, llmai', mi Road, Stratford. 1- —Hamilton and M e Hardy, Opunako. 17-—J. H. Corbett,. East Road. 13—\\. Scnrlo, Awatuua. I!)—John' O’Neill, Eltham. 21—E. Rentolow, Oaonui. 21—0. F. Shaw, Kapuni. 2(s—John French, Inahu. 27 —Aliek Castle, Climie Road, Ngairc. 28— Bailey and Beatson, Auroa. 29 I). Cullen. Auroa. 81—J. E. Clark, Climie Road. September—i—L. Webby, Eltham. DpH E N.Z. L. & M. AGENCY, 3. COMPANY. LTD., will hold (heir Fortnightly Sale in their Stratford yards on TUESDAY, June Gth. PRESENT ENTRIES—AAA MIXED CATTLE (includ--180 woaners 100 store and forward cows 80 2',- to 3 year old heifers, in calf 80 empty heifers 13 fat cows 05 18 month heifers 100 18 month steers Also, on account of a client—--150 woaners Also—--250 -1 tooth ewes, in lamb Also, on account MR. M. BRODERICK, Pukonga.hu—--100 head cattle, WITHOUT RESERVE, including 21 to 3 year old heifers, in calf, 20 month and 2V to 8 year steers, and a few fat bullocks. Several emus of cattle WITHOUT RESERVE. Sale starts at 12 o’clock during winter months. Clients are requested to yard tlioir stock early, so that the sale may start promptly. jp U BLIC N O T I C E. W. P. TAYLOR, Still occupies his old N TJ R S E R Y. Noc.r tlie Letterbox, Broadway North. And has for Sale at Current Prices A Great Variety of Strong and Healthy SHELTER AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS. AND HEDGE PLANTS. Being desirous that Ids customers should be satisfied, he is willing to give them the benefit of his thirty years’ experience in tiiis district. The Nursery is open daily (Sundays excepted). Address W. P. TAYLOR, XURSER Y M A N, Portia Street and Pembroke Read, STRATFORD. fsste! m 1? WET FEET. AND A DRY JOKE They say that the man wiio invented Cures for Colds is now filling lus “coughcrs.” : Keep your feet dry ;nd you will avoid laying for nauseas aedicines. At FOSTER'S you can get LOOTS that will keep your feet as dry as tiie joke just cracked. There are Men’s V iscolised .'ookhams. 'leu’s Stout Box Calf or French Calf Cookl.ams ; some as >"• indeed as 17s (id, Others ini to 2-js. Also, Goloshes. Gum Boots and Gaiters. E. G. FOSTER. STRATFORD.