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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 21, 22 May 1912, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. OX THE FARM, CHEAL 110 AD, NCAERE. MONDAY, MAY 27th. HIT HE N.Z. L. & M. AGENCY, i- CO., LTD,, DEDUCED, Strutford, have been favoured with instructions from MR. W. H. FRANKS, to -oil as above—■ i.uliifl WITHOUT RESERVE--57 good dairy cows, spring culvers J bull 13 good yearlings 4 young breeding sows 1 boar 10 young pigs Light brake, spring cart, 2 si edges plough, harrows, roller, swing.etrees, and sundries. With Slight Reserve — 1 draught mare, stinted to ‘Lincoln Tom” 1 half draught mare 1 Trotting pony “Theodore” 1 school horse. Sale at 12.30. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE DAIRYING LANDS. To be held at HAWERA ON 25th MAY. raiHE N.2.\. & M. AGENCY i- COMPANY, LIMITED, AND REDUCED, will Sell by Public Auction as above— ON SATURDAY, 25th MAY— A rare selection of choice Dairy Farms, being subdivisions of the undersigned properties— Under instructions received from CHARLES GOODSON, Esq.— This well-known Estate, “Whenuku,” part of the celebrated Waihi Downs, comprising—f"7 ACRES of the richest dairy iug land in Taranaki, situate about mile from Hawera and close to factory. TERMS: 5 per cent, on fall of hammer, 2i per cent, on possession, 5 per cent, in twelve months, balance at 5 per cent, for seven years, with right to pay off at any time in sums'of £SO for Jots up to 15 acres, £IOO for lots over 15 and under 70 acres, £l5O for lots over 70 acres. ALSO— Under instructions received from the Executors in the Estate of the late Joseph Pease— Q(\(\ ACRES (about) of Freehold uUU and Leasehold rich Dairying Lands, situate close to Hawera, and handy 7 to factories, schools, and railway. TERMS—S per cent, on fall of hammer, 21 per cent; on possession, 5 per cent, in 12 months, balance at 5 per cent, for 7 years, with right to pay off at any time without further notice, in sums' bf £lO and upwards. Also— FOR SALE OR LEASE— , j, Under instructions received from JOHN FORRES McGREGOR, Esq.— o'*T PCI ACRES of Freehold, .on AlOI 02 leh Road, Meremere; 12 miles from Hawera, 1 mile from factory 7, 1 mile from school; good healthy country, with carrying capacity of about 80 cows, 300 breeding ewes, horses, etc. ; well sub- ■ •• - .divided and watered, The Auctioneers will be pleased- to supply I* f uH; {jnfor,Ration and arrange for inspection iof - any' 'of the aboveu jMjqparties. Lithograpiiic' piibs ' bn” application, j

SEPARATOR Versus HAND SKIMMING. Hand skimifling is so wasteful, and separators are so cheap, that it does not pay to he without a separator, even if only milking one cow ; the only difficulty is to select the most up-to-date and host value machine. It is our business to keep in touch with the latest improvements, and select for our stock only the very best, and you can rely on procuring from us a Separator that will give absolute satisfaction. Wo have selected for this season the Flott, Dorno, Diabolo, etc , and prices range from £3 up. We will he pleased if you will inspect our stock, and our expert advice is at your disposal. Yours faithfully, MCMILLAN AND FREDRIC, Specialists In Dairy Machinery, Broadway, Stratford. ' LET US REPAIR YOUR BOOTS! S If your Boots show signs S S of old age or distress, don’t S S throw them away. S S FOSTER can fix them up S E for you and Incidentally S S make them as good as now, S S to say nothing cf prolonging S S their life and usefulness. S S Hoaps of good work Is put S S Into all our Repairs Work, S S and the best English Bends S S are used for men’s hard wear S S Bring your Repairs hers, and S 3 bo one of our largely In- S S creasing family of satssfisd S S customers. S E. G. FOSTER. STRATFOR D. [A Card.] MfSS M. MIDDLETON, A.T.C.L. mEACHER OF PIANOFORTE 1 AND THEORY. Address; Pembroke Road, Stratford