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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 43, 15 February 1912, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. Newton k i n c ' j LIST OF SALES— February— Friday, 16th—Waavakaiho. Monday, 19th—Douglas Sheep Fair. Monday, 19lh—Ureuui. Tuesday, 20th—Stratford Bam Fair. Tuesday, 20—Stratford Cattle Fair Wednesday, 21§t —Stony River. Wednesday, 21—Dr, Levin ge, Furniture, Stony Rvcr. Thursday, 22nd—Awakiuo Sheep Fair Thursday, 22nd—Toko Sale and Werner Fair Friday, 23rd—Kaponga Sale and Weancr Fair. Friday, 23—Ohau Sheep Fair and Cattle Sale. Friday, 23 L. M. Hutchin’s Furniture, Tongaporutu, 10 a.in. Monday, 26th—Pohokura S>eep Fair. Tuesday, 27th—Rahotu Sale and Wearier Fair. Wednesday, 28th—Urcnui Sheep Fair (Supplementary), lla roll— Friday, I—Douglas Supplementary Sheep Fair. Friday, I—Waiwakaiho. Monday. 4—Douglas Sale and Weaner Fair Monday, 4—XJrenui. Tuesday, s—Stratford Sale and Wearier Fair. Wodno sda y, 6—W h an gam o m on a Supplementary Sheep Fair and Cattle Sale. Wednesday, 6—Stony River Sale and Weaner Fair.’ Friday, B—■XJrenui Supplementary Sheep Fair. Entries for these sales now being -.aken, and will he advertised as received. AT THE HAYMARKET SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17. MEWTON KING will.seili^ Auction, as above— 1 ■*, PIGS, CALVES, HORSES, SUNDRIES., 23 weaners > ■. 26 stores 2 pedigree. Black Devon boars, 3 months 4 pedigree Blacli Devon sows, 3 months V • Mother of these pigs first prize Stratford Show. Sale at 12 o’clock. ' AT THE MART. Poultry, vegetables, 4 tens table potatoes, copper and stand, onions, fiddle and bridle, 3 bicycles, sewing machine, wicker chairs, couch, dining and kitchen chairs, washstand, dresser, chest drawers, wire and box spring mattresses, stretchers, bedding, single and double brass-railed bedsteads, mirrors, bA. fenders, 2 carpet: squares, hearthrugs, music stand, whatnots, child’s high chair,’ toilet sets, tables,. Unole.rns, quantity fancy crockery 1 ; case gents’ suits 'and ti;busei;sj and odys’ ■' F c'dats, and sundries; ‘' 1 ' FRUIT, FRUITp ? JRUIt! WITHOUT RESERVE. 600 cases 1 'choice' 7 aborted.’ I fresh fruit direct from the orchards, comprising . ’BuFMhlif Ogon, Satsumas, and dark plums, peaches, übetarines, apples, tonjatoes, cucumbers, B.C. pears, etc., etc. Sale at 1 o’clock. TO DAIRY FARMERS, ir d>■■■ , IMPORTANT LAND' HALE. ' - > .’bi.j.dOLd- UirdlUf > iL NEWTON; KING ( HAS received instructions from MR. JOS. THOMAS, to offer by Auction, at tlie 1 Mart, Stratford, m SATURDAY, March 23rd, 1912, 1 'at 2 p.ra., his well-improved Dairy Farm, situated on the Olimie Road, Ngaere, being sections'l4. and 16, Block V., Ngaere, consisting of 132 acres, a little more or less, with all necessai’y farm buildings thereon. Mr. Thomas is retiring from farming, and this property can be recommended as one of the very best in the district. For further particulars, apply to the AUCTIONEER.

TARANAKI WOOL. SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. ' HIDE SHED Oloton Road, Stratford (next Dairy Factory). ■ NEXT SALE--TUESDAY, MARCH, 12th. CLIENTS aro particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, MARCH Bth. NEWTON KING. INGLEWOOD HORSE FAIR' FEBRUARY 16. ■ i 2 MATTHEWS & BENNETT ivJL will hold their Horse Fair in Mr. Stewart Huston’s Bazaar, on the above date. 50 hacks and harness horses 16 unbroken horses. ENTRIES SOLICITED. INGLEWOOD SHEEP FAIR. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st. \ MATTHEWS ■& BENNETT ItJL will hold a Sheep Fair and Cattle Sale in their Inglewood yards on the above date. 1000 mixed sheep 300 head cattle 100 weaners ENTRIES SOLICITED. STRATFORD WOOL, HIDE. SHEEP SKIN. AND TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE MARCH 12th. f C CLIENTS are requested to forward J lots so ns to reach ns by FRIDAY, MARCH Bth. YOUNG. HOBBS AND CO.