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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 61, 17 July 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. EAST ROAD. FRIDAY, 18th JULY. WEBSTER, DOBSON AND CO. have received instructions from MESSRS. A. and J. I?. WEST, who have sold their farm, to sell, Without Reserve, their choice Herd, Horses, Implements, etc., as under—--43 cows, 2nd to sth calvers, expected to calve Aug.-Sept., served by P.B. Holstein bull 3 heifers in calf 1G choice Holstein yearling heifers 17 yearling steers 2 yearling Holstein hulls 1 spr. cart mare, 1 mare stinted to Fascination, 1 yearling filly, SO Stratford Dairy Factory Shares (paid up), 1 milk waggon almost new, carry 12 cans, 1 spr. cart, 1 Cortland waggon, disc and chain harrows, roller, p.f. Duncan plough, chaffcutt?r. Price's jack, chains and Whipple trees, crowbars, wedges saws, | ton plain and barb wire, 9 milk cans (25-gal.), coolers, buckets, copper, barrow, double and single harness, milk tanks, *«*>?. fowls, geese, 3 store pigs, grass seed, tools and sundries Also quantity Household Furniture and Sundries. With Slight Reserve—--1 -t-yr P.B. Holstein bull 1 J-dr. 2-yr. filly by Consby 1 g>g 1 9-coulter Favorite drill LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. NOTE.—Wo place this herd with absolute confidence before dairymen. Messrs. West have been dairying over 12'years, more than half the herd being very choice Holsteins, balance Jerseys and Shorthorns; the cows are expected early calvers, in the pink of condition, young and practically all Messrs. West's own breeding. SALISBURY, CROSS ROADS, MIDHIRST. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY. JESSRS WEBSTER, DOBSON J-*-*- and Co., have been instructed from MR C. JAGO, who has sold his farm, to sell, Without Reserve, his Dairy Herd, etc., as under—--31 cows, mostly young, expected to calve Aug. and Sept. 7 choice 2-year Grade Jersey heifers, expected Sept. calvers • T 2-year Jersey bull, 1 yearling Jersey bull, 5 choice Jersey weaner heifers, 1 6-year gelding by Silver Spec (slight reserve'), 1 pedigree Devon sow, to farrow early August, 2 Devon sows to farrow early August, 1 Berkshire, boar, Reid and Gray hillside plough, tripod harrows, 41 Midhirst Factory Shares paid up (slight reserve), milk, cans and sundries Also on account of MR F. WELLINGTON— -12 choice 2-year in calf Jersey and Holstein heifers ' 1 2-year Jorsoy-Holstein hull LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale 12.30 o'clock. NOTE.—Mr Jago has been dairying 20 years, his herd being Grade Jerseys and Holsteins, mostly young and early calvers. DOUGLAS SALEYARDS. MONDAY, 21st JULY EWTUN KLNG will offer by Auction as above—\A HEAD MIXED CATTLE. J\J comprising—--20 store cows 35 20-month steers 30 empty forward cows and hief--5 fat cows 100 mixed weaners Sale at 1 o'clock. ON THE FINNERTY ROAD, LOWGARTH. TUESDAY, 22nd , mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND i- MERCANTILE AGENCY, CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR H. F. HAYCOCK, who is leaving the district, to sell his Dairy Herd and all Farm Sundries and Household Furniture as above, Without Reserve — 31 cows, Aug. and Sept. calvers 4 2-year Jersey heifers, springing 3 Jersey weaner heifers 1 purebred Jersey bull ] aged draught horse, any trial ] Devon sow, 7 store pigs, single furrow plough, disc and tine harrows, spring dray and harness, gig and harness, milk cans, Trewhella stumping jack, and general farm sundries, household furniture ami effects With Slight Reserve—--1 5-year horse, any trial LUNCHEON' PROVIDEI). Sale at 1 oclock. \\B.—Mr Haycock has been dairy ing for two years, hut when he start ed, his cows were selected from tin best herds in the district, and he haculled heavily each autumn as initi recently he had no intention of sell NOTE.—Special arrangements with clients regarding finance o]' dairy slock, whereby a large saving in interest, etc., is effected, which clients should specially consider before purchasinc elsewhere.