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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 143, 9 August 1911, Page 6

Just give a AVortheim machine good oil and it will livo longer than you will.—E. Dixon and Co., Stratford.* AUCTION SALES. KAFONGA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11th. KiMG will sell by X Auction at his yards, as aho'/'a—arn head mixed cattle Comprising 150 mixed yearlings J 5 store, bit and forward cows 13 IS months steers 10 good 2 year steers 12 Jialfhred yearling Jersey heifors 2 purebred 18 months Jersey heifers 3 purebred yearling Jersey bulls JU bulls Sale at 1 o’clock. AT THE iIAYMARKET. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12tli. -TVTEWTON KING will sell by X™ Public Auction as above— PIGS, CALVES, HOUSES, SUNDRIES. 21 store pigs 27 weaners 1 good milk cart to carry 8 cans 1 horse, saddle, and bridle. Sale at 12 o’clock. AT THE MART. Poultry, 1 ton Canterbury table potatoes, onions, vegetables, 1 set harness, Duchess chest, couch, 2 colonial sofas, 2 dressers, waslistands, d.b.r bedsteads, wire and box spring mattresses, kapoc bod lino., chairs, tables, toilet sets, b.r. fenders, cnest drawers, oil coats, military coats, crockery, saddlery, brushware,, books, lamps, platerack, sundries. TREES. TREES. TRICES. On account of the Morshcad Nursery Company, of New Plymouth, a choice and varied consignment of well-rooted hardy fruit trees, ornamental and liowering shrubs, climbers, etc., as follows: Apples, pears, Japanese and European plums, peaches, currants, pinns insignus, iiuiricata macrocarpa, eloagmis, • barbery, esealonia Pittosporuni, climbers, and roses. Sale at 1 o’clock. ANDERSON ROAD, ELTHAM. TUESDAY, AUGUST 11th. At 12.30. rpHE M.Z. L. & m. AGENCY, -X COMPANY, LIMITED, have received instructions from MR AV. C. CLEMENT, who is relinquishing dairying, to soli as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—--120 choice dairy cows, early culvers 13 selected springing heifers G young hulls G breeding sows 1G milk cans, dairy utensils, and sundries. With Slight Reserve—--2 milk cart mares i milk waggon G acres mangolds (in lots) Those cows are a nice lot, mostly young, in good condition, and close to calving, the majority being August calvors. Receipts last season were £lO per head, the greater portion of the cows being milked oi. a rough hush section. Luncheon provided. TO-NIGHT. PRIMITIVE METHOD IST SCHOOLROOM. SOCIAL EVENING AT 7.30. Solos, Recitations, Competitions, Parlour Games, and Refreshments • Admission, Is Adults. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL 4 PPLICATIONS, closing SATURxI. DAY, 12th inst., are wanted for Stumping, Ploughing, and Sowing in Turnips, about I acres at the Abattoirs. Conditions may be obtained at the Town Ch-rk’s Oliieo. PIHLiP SLOG LUND, Town Clerk. LOST—REWARD. 4 DRAUGHT MARE, paintil. branded ‘“01” or “81” on rump, has been lost. She was last seen on Monday Evening, 7th inst., in Newton King’s Yards. Anyone knowing of her whereabouts please communicate with Jas. JJoedie, or Newton King. WANTED KNOWN.—That AATLLiAM ELDER, late of tie Scotch Bakery, Hawera, has taken over Hit' Bakery and Tearooms Business until lately carried on by Stuart Parkinson, and hopes by giving personal attention and a hrst-class article, to merit a share of the public patronage. 1 A .! i T w u 1