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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 24, 6 September 1928, Page 8

A notion Sales. NEWTON KING; L m KIORB, MONDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, 1928. JESSES NEWTON KING, LTD. have received instructions from Mr M. J. HASLER, who is going out of dairying and stocking up with sheep, to sell as above: WITHOUT RESERVE 45 Dairy cows (about 20 will be calved and the balance duo early) 2d Calved and Springing Heifers 31 Yearling and 2-yr-old Empty Heifers 13 Steers 4 Bulls G Farm horses, 2 hacks, 17 store p'igs, 1 boar, 1 sow, 3cow “Treloar” Milking Plant and 3-b.p. “Anderson” Engine, Shafting and Pulleys, 39gal. “Alfa Laval” Separator, Circular Saw, Water Pump, Blacksmith’s Outfit, S/f and D/f Ploughs, Drill, Mower, Hayrake, Chain and Tine Harrows, 4-horse Blocks and Chains, Stumping Jack, Dray and Harness, Gig, Cream Cans and a large assortment of Farm Sundries. SALE AT 12 NOON. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. i NOTE. —This herd has been milked at Kiore on very hilly country, and there is no doubt that the, Cattle will do well if brought out on ■to easier country. Mr Hasler is going in for sheep, and everything advertised is for absolute sale.

NEWTON KING; L m STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER, 1928. 200 MIXED CATTLE, Including—--30 Store and forward cows 20 Yearling heifers IN DAIRY PENS: 50 Dairy cows and springing heifers On account MESSRS McCARVILL BROS., WITHOUT RESERVE--50 Jersey and Jersey Cross Spring Heifers. These are a good line of heifers and are all close to profit. Practically the whole line are Jerseys and a good opportunity is offered to •those in search of good producing heifers. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. NEWTON KING, LTD., Stratford. Puddii 7 L;-£> ■■r.'.-fiw*- . ( jamonds 1 POWDER Snjfp u t p akd Gargle Warm rlurnrol to soolht- inflammation of tin | throat and na*al passapf*' and dnv<* away coldr and soi t throats. For INFLUENZA swallow FLUENZOL SCARLET FEVER—CHICKEN POX. A' prominent member of the Red Cross Society found Q-tol most effective in reducing the rash on his children, who wore suffering from chicken pox. The penetrative and antiseptic properties of Q-toi are also equally successful in cases ©f scarlet fever.

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