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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 126, 20 July 1911, Page 6

AUCTION SALES, DOUGLAS YARDS. MONDAY, JULY 21th. TVTEWTON K!NG will sell by i-' Public Auction on the above date, HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Comprising—30 18 month' steers 25 18 month heifers IS store and forward rows 15 springing heifers 3bL' mixed iambs 250 owes in lamb Sale at 1. BIRD ROAD, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, JULY 28th. NEWTON KING has received instructions from MR. THUS. BROWN, who lias sold his harm, to Sell, without reserve, his Dairy Herd, etc., as under—• 64 cows, 2nd to 6th culvers, expected to calve Aug.-Sept., chiefly Jersey, Ayrshire, and Shorthorn. 1 3 year bull 44 mixed yearlings 7 2 year steers 63 owes in lamb 1 ram 20 choice 2 and 3 year heifers, in calf (slight reserve) 1 2 year Jersey bull 40 paid-up shares Stratford Dairy Factory 1 mare 1 half draught gelding 1 milk waggon, almost new, to carry 2.V tons Milk cans, cooler, buckets, and sundries • Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30. Mr. Brown lias been dairying twelve seasons, has always heavily culled—• almost all the cows being his own breeding, and arc for absolute sale. BUTCHERY BUSINESS FOR SALE. SATURDAY, JULY 29th, 1911. NEWTON KING has reei'.vrc instructions from ME. ARTHUR NEEDHAM, of Douglas, to offer by Public Auction, at the Mart, Stratford, on the above date, the Goodwill of .his wsll-ostahlisiied Business at Douglas, which consuls of the Lease for twelve months of a well-appointed Shop and Staoles, also up-to-date Slaughter Yard, and Eight Acies of .Land, with right of renewal at same rental.

Sale at 2 p in. TOKO ROAD. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2Gtli, 1911. Sale at 12 Noon. nps-JE N.Z. L. & M. AGENCY A COMPANY, LTD., Stratford, have been favoured with instructions from MR. JOHN BRAKE, who has sold his farm, to Soli, as under, his choice Dairy Herd, and Sundries—WITH 0C T 11ES ER v' Ji—--46 young cows, expected to calve early 2.yearling grade Jersey bulls 2 choice 2-year springing heifers 16 yearling grade Jersey heifers 13 ewes, in lamb 12 fat hoggets 5 young Devon sows in pig Duncan s.f. plough, disc liarrows, Tine harrows, mower, hay rake, spring dray and harness, long shatter gig and harness, 2 saddles and bridles horse and cow covers, 2 Brice’s jacks, vyce, hay knife and fork, horse clipper, 7 milk cans, aerator, fowls, ducks, geese, and sundries. Also, 1 acre carrots, 2 acres mangolds, and haystack With Slight Reserve 7 hack and harness horses 1 pedigree Jersey cow, “Miss Melia Ann,” in calf to champion bull “Starlight” 1 pedigree Jersey heifer “Land Lady” 1 yearling pedigree Jersey bull, “Royal Star,” by champion “Starlight’ 1 2 year pedigree Jersey bull, “Harry Lauder” Luncheon provided. NOTE.—The -above herd has been inspected, and can ho recommended to buyers as genuine. Mr. Brake’s test was the highest test last season at Toko Factory. KAPONGA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 21. At 1 p.m. VO UNO, A will sell above— HOBBS,.AND CO. by public auction a j 40 store and forward cows 5 fat cows 2(5 mixed yearlings 15 yearling steers 3 springing heifers

SATURDAY, JULY 22nd, 1911. ■JZ’EMP SAWLE will sell ut their rooms— Poultry; including geese and turkeys, and a number of purebred brown Leghorns, vegetables, parsnips, carrots, pumpkins, cabbages, 24 sacks horse carrots, 15 sacks rice meal, 7 sacks pollard, dressing tables, washstands, kitchen dressers, kitchen chairs, hall stands, baby chair, niie mattresses, kapnc mattresses easy chairs, hall tables, h> 1 chair, iron, bedsteads, pianos, organ, harmonium, perambulator. saddles, horse collars, washing machine, stove, clothes basket, wicker chairs, deck chairs, blinds, tanks, garden roller, wringer, scales and weights, hath, boots, etc. etc. Also—--1 light gig 1 strong gig 1 double-seated buggy 1 set mil!-: cart harness, in good order Sale at 12.30.