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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4, 31 July 1918, Page 8

] AUCTION SALES. TEWTON KING'S LIST OF " CLEARING SALES:— | AUGL'&I. (Thursday, 2—Morris Bates, Kaponga. Thursday, I.—P. F. O'Connor, Huiroa. Friday, 2.—G. R. Tylee, Kahui Road, • Hahotu. Wednesday, 7.—A. L. Hunter, Okato. Inursuay, 6 — Jos. ItoDson, Stratford; Thursday, B.—Stephen Hale, Warea. j Monday, 12th—Mr J. C. Davidson, f!j j Waihi, Waiiara (Pedigree Jer- ' I seys). Thursday, 15—W. B. Grant, WeatdWn HUIROA. THURSDAY, Ist AUGUST, 1918. "EWTON KING has received instructions from Mr P. F. O'Connor whose lease has expired, to sell on the property on above date:— WITHOUT RESERVE. 38 dairy cows, expected to calve August-September * 3 empty heifers 5 weaners 1 3£ year Shorthorn bull 1 4yr eolt 1 Hack 1 Gelding, aged 1 sow to farrow Sept. Block dray and harness, disc and j tine harrows Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. STRATFORD SPRING HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, 3rd AUGUST, 1918. NEWTON KING will hold his -*-* Horse Fair in the Stratford Horse Bazaar on above date. 7A HORSES, consisting of— BROKEN AND UNBROKEN DRAUGHTS, HALF-DRAUGHTS, HARNESS HORSES AND HACKS. 1 ALSO— On account of Mr W. L. Stocks who is in Camp, the whole of his contracting plant. WITHOUT RESERVE: Comprising 8 draught and half draught horses, all staunch. - ; 3 heavy drays 1 light dray Tarpaulin, 3 cart saddles and breeching, 8 sets harness, horse covers, 4 Spalding hammers, crow bars sundries, etc., etc. .•'.' Sale at 12.30 p.m. GOVERNMENT VALUATION OF SHEEPSKINS, AND AUCTION SALES OF HIDES, CALFSKINS, AND TALLOW. THE above valuation and galea will be held at our Wool Stores, at Stratford, every four weeks. , Sheepskin Valuation, 3.oth July, Hides, Calfskins and Tallow, 23rd July. Consignments must arrive b* Friday previous to valuation. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. SHEEPSKIN VALUATIONS AND HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. H/f R NEWTON KING will hold tho , above at his WOOL STOSE, A STRATFORD, everj four weeks. Next Sale, JULY t3rd. Consignment must arrive by FRIDAY previous. , : Advice Cards and Labels on appli» cation.

T. I. LA MASON, : AUCTIONEER, WRATFORI). Sales held in all parts of iha district. Always in Stock:— Kempthprnft v and Prosser Fertilizers, boneme&l superphospate, 3altj . Eclipse turnip manure, chaff,' bail?, ley, bran, calf laeal, turnip and rape, seeds, and dl kinds of produce. '-. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. ' For Expeditionary Forces, 'iii S;10 V a.m. ~:■-. -I.*""' '" : MONDAY, AUGUST r I2. : For United Kingdom, Europe,'Canada, United States of America, Gefl* tral and South America, via Vancouver; also, Honolulu, Japan and fc'l3l (per s.s. Makura, from Auckland) at 8.10 a.m. (Money Orders close Friday, August 9, 3 p.m.) Money orders, registered "tetters and parcels close one hour before the ordinary mail. V;''iv; The public are earnestly requested to register all letters containing money or valuables intended to be sent by post. . . .• ;; That letter usually superscribed '-Via Suez" should now be superscribed "For first direct steamer." ' v;': Correspondence for all neutral countries is subject to censorship. . Cj, . .

IN THE -DESERT. ; \ New Zealand colonels on their"'■«£ ;ff turn from Eaypt state that Fiuebiibl was greatly appreciated by the trcbpa, and was largely used in various as a means of avoiding sick parade for minor ailments. Send - yp'tir poldiev in Palestine a hottle of healinc and cooling Fluenzol in next pa*pel