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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 30, 10 June 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES, PACE STREET, STRATFORD. , JUNE 11, NEWTON KING has received instructions from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE to sell without reserve in the Estate of the late F. S. POLLOCK as above, Household Furniture and Effects, comprising:— Double and single b.r. bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapoc bedding, duchess pair, wardrobe, 7-pieeo suite, sideboard, dresser, tables, dining, easy and other chairs, linoleum, overmantels, fenders. blinds and rollers, etc., etc. Salo at 1.30 o'clock. AT THE FARM, (Cornei of Bird and Mountain Roads) STRATFORD. THURSDAY, 12th JUNE, 1913. NEWTON KING lias received instructions from MESSRS. WIC'KHAM BROS., who have decided to give up business, to sell, without resi I've, as above, the whole of their choice Dairy Herd, Horses, Carts, Butcher's .Requisites, Sundries,

30 dairy cows, July and Aug. culvers, in calf to well bred Jersey bull 2o colored springing heifers 20 springing heifers, Aug. and Sept. calvers, 2 and 3-year old in calf to Jersey bull 1 trap mare, 6-year-old :', butcher cart horses, 5 years 2 half-draught horses, 3 years, broken to double harness WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, 1 draught gelding, 5 years*, broken to all harness 1 three-quarter draught gelding. 6 years, broken to all harness 2 half-draught unbroken horses, rising .3 years 1 half-draught mare, 5 years, broken to all harness Also without reserve—■ .") butcher's delivery cars, 1 spring cart, cany 25cwt., 1 milk cart. 1 gig, 1 long-shaft breaking-! n gig, 1 tip dray, 3 sets trap harness, chain traces, etc. 1 see chain harrows, shop tools, knives, steelyards, saws and choppers, slaughterhouse tools, clearer and saw, 4 beef trees. 2 70-gal iron coppers, 1 20-gal. iron copper, fowls and ducks. 3 Berkshire sows in pig, 1 Berkshire boar, 15 cow covers (good), 1 ton good oaten sheaf chaff, sundries, etc. Sale, at 12.30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVI DEI). NOTE.—The cows are a first-class ot, and averaged £ll 12s for milk done. The horses are also excellent. ind can bo relied upon in every reEBSTER, DOBSON, AND GO.'S LIST OF SALES—

Stratford, Tuesday, 17th. St rath more. Monday—3otli. LIST OF CLEARING SALES. C. Cleaver, Malice, 26th June C. Jago, Tuna, 23rd July F. Wellington, Tuna, 23rd July,. Jersey and Holstein heifers ELTHAM SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. /BILLIES AND NALDER will Bell AJT by public auction as above,— 100 good 20-month steers 40 store cows 20 grade Jersey weaner heifers ■lO mixed weaners 20 2-year heifers in calf 20 2 \ -year steers 6 springing heifers 50 3-year heifers in call' (without reserve), in lots OF CHOICE PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE. FRIDAY, 13th JUNE, 1913. WTEWTON KING has received in"l -structions from MRS 11. JRICHMOND and W. SAYWELL, Esq, Midhirsfc to sell by Public Auction, at his Stratford Yards as above— WITHOUT RESERVE. 2:3 Pechgroo Jersey cows 10 Pedigree Jersey heifers Hi Pedigree Jersey bulls 5 pure to grade Jersey cows ■ I Shorthorn cows 1-1 grade to purebred year Jersey heifers 4 Shorthorn yearling heifers

Note.— Most of these cows are young :uml with tlio exception of three have been served by tho well-known dairy bull, K.Seo sth, by K.C.B.—Primrose 29th. As Mr Saywell lias sold his farm, and Mrs Richmond lias decided to go right out of dairying, the whole oi the catalogue will bo sold without re-