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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 39, 8 June 1914, Page 8

STRATFORD CATTLE SALK. TUESDAY, 9th JUNE, 1914. vrEVVTON KING will sell by PubUN Jj c Auction at his yards us ibove — -'/Y/v head mixed cattle 4UU Including—--50 2 J-year-old steers 50 choice 3-year-old Jcrsey-Hol-stein heifers Also, on account of Stratford Racing Club — 60 choice 2-year-old Jersey heifers, September culvers (in lots; 1000 full mouth ewes 300 lambs 200 4 and G-tooth wethers Sale at 1 o’clock. INGLEWOOD HORSE FAIR. MONDAY, 22nd JUNE. Matthews, gam din and co. will hold a Horse Fair at Ladbrook’s Stables on the above date. Entries solicited. INGLEWOOD YAiiDa. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th. / VfATTHEWS, GAMLIN and Co ITJL will hold their weekly sale id their Inglewood yards on the above late. Present entries—--250 head mixed cattle 20 good 20-month steers Sale at 1 o’clock. ON THE FARM, ROBSON ROAD, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, 11th JUNE, 1914. NEWTON KING has been favored with instructions to sell by Public Auction, Without Reserve, on ibove date, at 12.30, on behalf of MR MARTIN HOWARD, whose lease has expired, the whole of his Dairy Herd, Farm Stock, and Implements, comprising— -40 dairy cows, Holstein, Jersey, and Shorthorn, mostly 3rd and 4th calvers, to calve August, September and October

4 sows (Tamworth and Berkshire) to farrow Ist week in August 17 store pigs 30 fowls (White Leghorns and Black Minorcas) Milk cart and harness, trap and harness, 7-25 gallon cans, aerator, buckets, etc. Household furniture, etc., also With Slight Reserve—--1 draught gelding 1 trap mare 01 fully paid up shares in the Stratford Hairy Co. I, UNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—My agents have personally inspected this herd, and can recommend it as being a particularly fine one. The'herd has been heavily culled, and returned Mr Howard £l4 3s 7d per head, avering 4 test for the season. OX THE FARM, PEMBROKE ROAD, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1914. Tin HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND -i MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., Stratford, have received instructions from MR CHARLES THOMPSON, whose lease has expired, to sell, Without Reserve — 24 dairy cows, calving July, August and early September

10 grade Jersey meaner heifers ] 21-year Jersey bull 1 light spring dray, in good order 1 30-cwt. express in good order 1 sow and litter 1 pedigree Devon boar, 1 set cart harness, 1 set gig harness, milk cans, aerator, buckets, sledge on wheels, quantity of fencing wire, fowls, Champion range (nearly new), sundry furniture and all farm sundries Matai pickling tub. With Slight Reserve—--1 staunch harness mare (stinted to Sweet Simon) 1 yearling filly by Gravitation 34 shares in Stratford Co-op. Factory Co., Ltd. LUXCHEOX PROVIDED. Sale at 1 o’clock. N.TL— Mr Thompson lias been dairying for nine years, and has bred his herd'himself from his verv best cows. The auctioneers cannot too highly recommend this herd to anyone requiring first-class cows. The herd includes six Holstein and jersey Holstein cows, the balance mostly showing Jersey cross. They averaged for the season 1913-11)14 approximately £l3 per cow for milk. IMPORTANT SALE OF THE KATAXGAXTT ESTATE. SATURDAY, JUNE 13th. TVJ KWTON KING has received in- ' struct ions from Win. 151 RD Esq., to sell by Public Auction, at New Plymouth, as above:— HIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, consisting of about 403 acres of idea! dairy land, to be offered I in 5 lots, ranging from 37 to 17S acres. TERMS.—S per cent, at fall of barn-; ■nor, lb per cent, on completion of transfer, balance at 5 per cent, for 7 years. Plans now available from the Auc-! tioueor, i