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Stratford Evening Post, Volume LV, Issue 89, 13 June 1925, Page 8

Auction Sales. N.Z. L. * M; A. C° L"> AND FARMERS' COOP. STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, 16th JUNE, 1925. At 12.30 p.m. IN LOAN AND MERCANTILE YARDS. 1 QA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Including—--12 fat maiden heifers , 40 fat, forward and store cows 20 in-calf Jersey heifers 20 weaner heifers FOR LEASE. 140 ACRES. r*LOSE to Stratford and siturW in good district. Apply r wn l»*' r » NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JJ .1CANTILE AGENCY, CO. DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 18th at 1.30. REMOVED TO FORESTERS' HALL. REGAN STREET, FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. n LEIGHTON has been instructed * by a client who is leaving the district to sell Auction as above the whole of his superior Oak and Rimu Furniture and appointments. Including—

Handsome Oak Sideboard, Oak Dining Chairs, Book Case, Table, Hall Seat, 3-piece Suite (in burlap), 10yds Ax. Hall Runner, Ax. Carpet Square, Av. Sofa Rugs, Hearth Rugs, Slip Mats, Lino, 6 good Blankets, 2 Double W. Bedsteads, | Bedstead, Single Bedstead, Wire Mattress, Kapok Beds, D.H. Singer Sewing Machine, Duchess Pairs (Oval mirror), Bedroom Cabinet, Kitchen Lounge, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Velvet P. Table Cover, Fire Guard, Wood Cot, Child's High Chair, Copper Coal Vase, Elec. Iron (complete), Wicker Chairs, Occas. Tables and Chairs, Curtains and Blinds, Dinner and Tea Ware, Saucepans, Garden Tools, Brooms, Mop, Carpet Sweeper, Mincer, Pres. Jars, Sundries Also about 30 High class Pictures, etc Also — 1 Upright Grand (Iron- Frame) Piano, by Bishop, in perfect order. On view Thursday morning N.8.-—I have personally inspected the above Furniture, which is nearly new, and can, with safety, recommend it to all buyers of good and sound furniture. C. LEIGHTON, People's Auctioneer. Guaranteed over ten years old. Bottled by Kirkwood Bros., Ltd. THOMAS BORTHWICK and S t Ne (A'ASIA), LIMITED, Wa. <*ra Freezing Works. * Farmers desiring to dispose of pigs kindly get in touch with our buyers PRICES. —Porkers (dea(J weight) 'lOliis to i2olbs 6d per lb. Baconers (dead weight) I2llbs to 1501bs, 6Jd per lb. July receiving dates will be advertised later. JiUY'ERS: J. Butchor, 'Phone 157, Stratford R. Thurston, 'Phone 203, Eltham. F. H. Wright, 'Phone 88, Ha'wera. 4. Butcher, "Phone 69, Waltara J « 3XANFOR& tiU lftOA STORiS .•vgenf. "Stratford Eyer'.ng fo»l " GOODS DJfflLlV&j.i.flJD TO ij\'V PARI •>• . ■<*. vlf'!R!' v "BODGE BROTHERS, DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS. There are hundreds of Dodge Brothers' Motor Cars with more than 75,000 miles each to their credit. ' Indicating that when you see one with 10 or 15 thousand, it still has a long and useful life ahead. Particularly when it comes from us—because you know it has been thorougJily overhauled. GOOD VALUES FOR TO-DAY—-£I60 —■ Dodge Touring Car. New Hood and Curtains, recently painted. Body and Guards and Upholstering Good. £I(2(V— Dodge Touring Car, new Hood, new Battery, Good tyres, just painted. £Og()—Dodge Touring, 1923 Model ] demonstration Car, everything right. £1 *7(\— Dodge Roadster Car, just painted, good tyres, good Battery, Hood and Curtains right. £1 OQ— Ford One-ton Truck, on pneumatics, all new tyres, first ijclass body (drop sides) and cab. First class order. Our Usual Service with these used Cars. NEWTON KING