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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 11, 23 December 1911, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. N ' VV ; 0 M KING’S 5T OF SALES— January, 1912 — Wednesday, 3—Rahotu. Friday, s—Waiwakaiho. Saturday, o—Stratford Horse Fair. Monday, B—Toko Monday, B—Urcnui. Tuesday, 9—Stratford. Wednesday, 10 —Stony River. Tuesday, IG—Stratford Hid© Sale. Tuesday, 1>- -Kubota Friday* 19—Waiwakaiho. Monday, 22—Douglas Sale and Bullock Fair. . usiflsl Entries for these sales now being received. TARANAKI WOOL. SHEEPSKIN. HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. HIDE SHED Cloton Road, Stratford (next Dairy Factory). NEXT SALE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16th. CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, January 12th. NEWTON KING. 200 Acres, freehold, in grass, half ploughable; 4-roomed house, cowshed, excellent sheep _ and cattle grazing land, also dairying; 4 miles from railway. Sell at £l2 per acre; £7OO Government Advances, second £6OO at 5 per cent; £2OO cash, and consider part exchange Stratford Suburban land. ' 150 Acres, freehold, in grass, all ploughable, 1£ miles from P. 0,, school, and factory; good roads; carry 63 cows; good 6-roomed house 20 bail cowshed; mortgages average 5i per cent; £BOO cash, arrange balance. This is a splendid investment. The dairy factory pays la IJd for butter-fat; £3l per acre. 38 Acres, freehold, in grass, 1 mile from PO., factory, and school; 6roorned house; £32 per acre; £750 cash, arrange balance. This is in a splendid district. House, 5 rooms, 2 sections, double frontage, high and dry, good view of town. Sell at £345; deposit £25, balance easy terms. jTh. Land Agent, Telephones 28 and 145. P.O. Box 41 (Established 1903.) STRATFORD. UTILITY POULTRY. WHITE WYANDOTTES, from the best American strains. WHITE LEGHORNS, mainly Pad-ihan-Brookes and American. BLACK MINORCAS, one of the boat Laying Strains in N.Z. '< ?».-..uvW All stock- on' free range, and in ppen- . fronted houses. ■ y„r jy.j All’jSitrings'7s 6d for-12. A ; limitedj ; number of orders taken for dayold chicks,* At Is each;i ;:jL .t’Ordefs ban he left with seli- 1-r.rv 0.71-1 lU!J • j .ff; f ,-o- ' *■ j 7 f .f r H^B i ‘ l ANDERBON|i. 6ep^r 0 j 1 fohmonger, Stratford. - **' ' f TIMBER. THE Building Trade supplied with all classes of Timber—Rimu, Matai, Birch, Totara, White Pino. < Scantling and Dressed Lines, in any expert, machinists. PpSVellizet; new process 1 making' timber practically everlasting!;'A r ur* ! -’ ,1. <?:?!• fencing Material, of 'Every KipdrPosts, Battens, Strainers, sawn and split. ■ Orders consigned to any addreaa (freight paid)i . 7:04_ Not connected with any Sawmfll;rs’ Association. ■ ; ... For Prices, apply W. McALLEY, Corry’s Buddies, Ridgway Street, Wangaunx, V r OU WILL HAVE A REALLY HAPPY CHRISTMAS V ■ ;l V \ '• .■ ‘ . - If you MAKE OTHERS HAPPY. You can do this by buying pRESENTS At G. W. MILLS’. BROADWAY NORTH. Teddy Bears, Kinematographs, Postcard Albums, Annuals of all sorts, Leather Goods,' Handbags, Wallets. Pocket-Books, Ladies’ and Gents Dressing-Cases, Writing Desks, Bibles, Prayer Books, Silver and Plated Ware, and everything that will please for the big people, and DOLLS AND TOYS For the Little Ones. JAMES RUTHERFORD REGAN STREET, STRATFORD. Desires the Public of Stratford and District to know that he is an EXPERT FARRIER, having for several years held the rank of FARRIER-SERGEANT IN THE FIFTH DRAGOON GUARDS, and holds credentials from that Regiment Under Veterinary Surgeons Constant and Cheeseman. JAMES RUTHERFORD was also formerly Farrier to SIR GEORGE CLIFFORD, SIR WM. ROBINSON, MAJOR G. NELSON, , MR. GEO. G. STEAD, MR. DAN O’BRIEN, AIR. “DICK” MASON, 4 And other leading owners of thoroughbred horses. He is thus able to offer THOROUGH EXPERIENCE in the Caro of Horses’ Feet to his patrons, and will be glad to place his services at the disposal of OLD FRIENDS AND NEW. / > i