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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 35, 26 September 1911, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. BEACONSFi ELD ROAD, MIDli i LIST. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM UER 27th. Newton king bas ieCi.vra instructions from .MR. W. J. HAMBLYN, who has sold Ins Farm, to Soil, WITHOUT RESERVE, his Dairy Herd, etc., as under:— 27 cows, at profit and close to calving o grade Jersey heifers, served by pedigree Jersey bull “Clovis” 9 yearling garde Jersey heifers 1 2yr. pedigree Jersey bull, “Clovis” 1 pedigree Jersey heifer, “Bellas Lady,” served by “Starlight II.” 1 pedigree Jersey cow, “Nelly Darling,” served by “Cherry’s Last” 1 Gyr. half draught mare, 1 trap mare, 1 spring dray and harness, gig (reserve), double buggy and harness, 1 sow and litter, 14 store pigs, seed drill, s.f. plough, chains and swingletrees, Noxon discs, chain and Tyne harrows, Price's jack, grindstone, cowrugs, milk cans, buckets, and sundries. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30. The above arc a choice herd of cows (chiefly Jersey and Holstein), their average last season for butter-fat was £ll, with an average test of 4.4. The pedigree Jerseys will bo offered with slight reserve. ELTHAM ROAD, KAPONGA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from MR. JAMES COUGHEY, who lias sold his farm, to Sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his Choice Dairy Herd, Horses, Furniture, etc., as under ; 90 dairy cows, at profit and close to calving 2 yearling heifers, 2 cattle dogs 40 calves 5 store pigs, 1 4yr. draught mare (sound, trial), 1 syr. draught mare (sound, trial), 1 aged draught gelding (sound trial). 1, waggon, almost now, 1-1 fans, buckets, aerator, s.f. Duncan plough, swingletrees and chains, harness, covers, troughs, barrels, 300 gal. tank, grindstone, saws, maul wedges, farm tools, IS fowls, and sundries sewing machine (reserve), GO Kaponga Dairy Co. shares (reserve). Also, The whole of his Household Furniture and Effects. Luncheon provided. Sale at 11.30. • The above cows are practically all young, carefully selected, and heavily cullod, and showed good return last season. Everything will be sold without reserve. JULIET STREET NORTH. .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. newton king \ I HAS received instructions from MR. A. T. McMAHON, who is leaving Stratford, to Sell, at his Residence, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, comprising— Dining room and kitchen tables, small tables, large book case (glass front), upholstered wicker easy and dining-room chairs, tapestry settee; carpets, linoleums, 8 Venetian blinds, verandah blinds, ornaments, mirrors, fenders, fire irons and screen, pictures, flower stands, G drawer duchess chest, 2 duchess tallies and washstands, toilet ware, b.r. double and single bedsteads, wire-woven mattresses, cheffonier, crockery and kitchen utensils, couch, baby chair, lawn mower, garden' tools, 40ft. garden hose, ladder, flower pots/' carpenter’s bench, saws, hedge trimmer, and sundries. Sale at 1.30. TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. HIDE SHED Clotou Road, Stratford (next Dain Factory). NEXT RALE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th. CiLIENTS are particularly requested / to forward Consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd. a NEWTON KIvO INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th. iy ATT HEWS & BENNETT IJfJL will hold their usual Inglewood Weekly Cattle Sale on "WEDNESDAY. NEXT, at their Inglewood Yards. PRESENT F,NTRIES—--200 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Sale at 1 o’clock. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. | H. ROBSON desires to notify j that lie will open a Timber Yard in StratfoH at the beginning of May next. Full stocks of all Building Timbers will ho kept, both Sawn and Dressed, at lowest market prices. Orders for timber may, in the meantime, be forwarded to JAMES ROBSON, Stratford, or H. ROBSON, Pohokura.