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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 25, 30 September 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. AT THE SHOT, KATONGA. THURSDAY, 2nd OCTOBER. ■VTEWTON KING lias received inii structions from MR A. MELVILLE, who is giving up business, to sell. Without Reserve, as above, his Hijjjh-class Sock of Groceries, Ironmongery, Hoots and jewellery, ing--Flour, oatmeal, tea. canned meats • and fruits, candles, patent medicines, saucepans, kettles, watches, clocks, pipes, scales, and other things ton numerous to mention. With Slight Reserve—--1 sec Dayton’s computing scales and cheese cutter 1 black trotting mare, and single harness 1 bay cob by Victory, and single harness 1 long shaft gig and harness On account other Vendors, without reserve— A consignment of Ironmongery and Sundries • Also a quantity of furniture ing—Double and single beds,, and wire mattresses, sideboard, chess drawers, dresser, chairs, linoleums, tables, etc. Sale at 1 o’clock. double double m TO STAND AT TATROROHENUT, AND TRAVEL OKAIAWA AND ELTHAM, AND VISIT STRATFORD EVERY TUESDAY, at COMMERCIAL STABLES. The Thoroughbred Stallion, FOREMOST. By Phoebus Apolli—Forme, halfbrother to Cruciform. MR C. MAJOR recently sold a 3-year-old filly by Foremost for dOO guineas to gp to Australia. For particulars apply to — J. GASSERLEY (Owner), T . Taiporohenui, Hawera. Or— C. FRANCIS, Groom-in-charge. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT STRATFORD, The well-known Trotting Stallion, YOUNG VICTOR. TERMS: £3 3s. Special arrangements for cash. For further particulars apply • r COMMERCIAL STABLES. QUhat TO STAND THE’SEASON AT MOUN--IAIN ROAD. STRATFORD, AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Fashionably-bred Trotting Stallion BARON D. By Rothschild—Calais. Ro.hschild is by Childe Harold. Dam, Belle Briggs. BARON D’s stock are showing great promise, and some of them took first honors at last Stratford Show, TERMS.—Three Guineas Season. Payable On or before January Ist, 1911. Full particulars, see cards. D. HYNDMAN, Owner; - H. WITHERS, Stud Groom. r The Sure Road to Herd .after the Calf is born is judicious feeding. A* “half the breeding goes down the ihnut,'’ the Calf meal question is a vital one. Skim Milk and Whey are both without fat, but—L.is plenty of Linseed In it to remedy the defect. ■ Its bone and muscle b aiding proper ie.s are also good. Ti ('.a futeaif is mound in a flourmill as fine as flour ; is easily mixed with oitlvr h"t or cold water or milk ; floats thim.gh' the milk, leaving -no rudiment when the Calves have fi. i is lied. Calves Thrive on it. Prices of Tui Calfmeal: \ 2511). bag, 5/G. 501 b. bag, 10/6 100!b. bag, ‘2O/- 2001 b. bag. 38/HODDER & TOLLEY, Limited Manufacturers, Palmerston VI Sold by Midhirst Dairy Co., Newou King, Stratford, und also ny L. . Cresswell, of Eltharn, and Central Co-op. Stores, Ltd., Stratford. No home should be without the famous Rosiyn Writing Fad, 10(1 sheets. Only tkl and Is each from all dealers. Ask lor it. X