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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 405, 18 October 1911, Page 4

Land Sale, | t TE KUITI. Kith NOVEMBER. I TnAYOi'KKII with instructions from ± Moms GIL-LANDERS AND ' WFIK we will i ll'er for sale in Ilatta- | 's 100-i'.s at Tt* Kuiti, on the 10th of r. ;s!; VJ.3O a.m., their partly improved property of Ifjij-l aero.-', -Inu'les from To Kuiti on the Main Trunk line; good dray road to property ; 2 houses of 5 and 2 rooms each; cow shed and store room. Terms 5 per cent, down on the fall of the hammer, the balance in three months' time. All particulars and conditions of sale at our Auckland, Hamilton, To Kuiti and Wellington offices, and at Mr Hine'a, solocitor, Te Kuiti. DALGETY AND CO., Auctioneers. Auction Sale of Farm Lands. I HAVE been favoured with instructions from H. Totfman, Esq., to offer the under-noted properties by auction at my mart, Te Kuiti, on NOVEMBER 10th, at 3 p.m., prompt, immediately on termination of Farmers' Auctioneering Company's cattle sale: Section 3, block 13, Orahiri survey district, 645 acres; section 1 block 13, Orahiri survey district, 197 acres 1 rood 30 perche:—O.K.P. at 12s Cd. Kinohaku East, 1 b 2b No. 1, 51 acres 2 roods —Freehold. Kinohaku East, 1, 2b No. 2, 51 acres 2 roods—Leasehold. Situate in the well-known Waitomo. district, all in one block, good road frontage, 160 acres in grass, 120 chains fencing, whare, all good bush, mostly ploughable, well watered, make excellent dairy or fattening country. By road 9 miles from railway station, by track that is to be made; a dray road about 8 miles from Te Kuiti. Arrangements to show made on application to the auctioneer. Terms —£800 cash, balance arranged. JNO. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer.

Note. —Reserve fixed at much lower figure than adjoining block having Lean sold at. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. I MOUNDED in public pound by ranger, one black gelding white face, small white patch on inside of near fore leg; also one bay draught gelding, no visible brand. IF not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on Monday, October 30th, 1911, at 12 noon. W. A. CANTLON, Poundkeept r. KING COUNTRY A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. A SPECIAL MEETING of the executive will be held THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 5 o'clock, in my office, to consider applications for the secretaryship. 11. J. MIJSSEN. Acting Secretary.

TO THE LADIES OF TE KUITI. \ MEETING OF LADIES wi'ling -A- to act on Mr C. Iv. Wilson's Election Committee will be held at Mr Mussen's oliiee. at 4 p.m. on SAT UK DA Y. 21st OCTOBEK. S. S. CORRIGAN, Secretary of Committee. OLD KING COUNTRY IDENTITIES. "SHOULD AULD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT." MEETING of the above will be held in the Chronicle office, To Kuiti, on October 20th at 7.1:50 p.m., to arrange for an annual meeting of all those old pioneers who came into and settled in the King Country prior to the year 1000. Delegates from all parts of the King Country are cordially invited to attend, when a committee will be appointed to make arrangements to carry out what promises to be a most pleasant function at an early date. ALF. JULIAN, Convenor. Te Kuiti, October 9th, 1911. NOTICE. { LL ACCOUNTS due to the. Te Kuiti Timber and Joinery Company must be pr.ni to the undersigned, not later than October Hist, 1911. A LI/ CLAIMS against the above company must be made before October ;:i.--t. 19] i. JAMES MARTIN Or F. H. SOLOMON. October 9th, 1911.