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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 21 July 1920, Page 3

AUCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION, SO-ACRES FLAT. AT OTAKL SO jVCRES FLAT. AT OTAKI. SO ACRES FLAT, AT OTAKI. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Iu the TOWN HALL, OTAKI, ON THURSDAY, JULY 22, H 920, At II a.m. sharp. jyjESSRS ROULSTON & STANTON, Hastings, having received instructions from the ATTORNEY' of MRS E. BROOME, will offer this Farm, comprising SO ACRES, and situate 21 miles from Otaki, and 3 miles from To Horo, on the Main South Road, on the following easy terms, viz.:— 10 per cent on fall of the hammer; 15 per cent on date of possession (August 19); 10 per cent 2 years from date of possession ; / Balance purchase money to remain for 5 years at G per cent. This Farm is situated about 2 miles from To lloro Factory, and about 11 miles from Otaki Dairy Factory, also handy to Municipal Supply Depot in : Otaki. The Property has two road frontages, ami is well fenced and watered by windmill and pressure tank, i We would further like to draw intend- I ing purchasers ’ notice to the exeep- I tional terms which are being offered in connection with the sale of this pio- I petty. Aliy person desirous of seeing this Block can do so by ringing Mr H. JI. Bills (’phono 10, Otaki), the present lessee, or by appointment three days ] before the sale with the firm’s repre- j tentative, Mr J. U. Mastertou, who will receive any messages left for him at , Llie Jubilee Hotel. ROULsSTON AND STANTON, F.O. Box 217. ’Phones 1317, 1318, old, and 1405, J Hastings. [ .1, L. MASTERTON, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of CHOICE IIIGII-GRADE JERSEY' COWS, IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES, ETC., At the Farm, RAHUI ROAD, OTAKI RAILWAY’. THURSDAY', 22nd JULY', 1920. • jVTESSKS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, j LU LTD., x N.Z. LOAN AND 3d.A. [ CO.. LTD., in conjunction. instructed j Messrs Taylor and Hagan (who hate | sold their property) will offer lor .sale iiluji (■ tit Inoon — -i,; ..miry cows, duly, August and September caivers > second caivers (springing) ,s weaner heifets irout selected COWS 1 registered Jersey bull, “Desert Light 1 stack bay. about 10 ton--2 horses Quantity furniture 0 store pigs, 1 sow to farrow, spring cart gelding, spring cart, block dray, set spring cart harness, plough chains, bars, seed drill, mower, hayrake. tine harrows, set discs, tripod barrows, chaff-cutter, circular saw and bench, milk cans, cooler and vat, 20 cow covers, d.f. plough., swing plough, < cases kerosene, horse, gig and harness (slight reserve), and numerous sundries. Light Luncheon Provided. NOTE.—The above are a tip-top j herd of grade Jerseys iu good condi- j tion. The herd has been established I for 20 years, being founded by the late j. Grunih. Heavily culled from time to time, the result is a herd to-day o, high-grade Jerseys, carrying every recommendation. Calving dates will be given at the suleUNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, DAIRY LIOCK. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. AT THE FARM, MANAKAU.. MONDAY’. JULY' 26, 1920. jyTESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, 1 LTD., instructed by the Trustees Estate late W. Galloway, will offer for sale as above, at 12 noon: — COWS, spring caivers 1 S.H. bull 3 store cows Anderson engine and 5-cow plant (Gane), Hornsby mower,., spring cart and harness, brake, M.H. lever plough, | bars, half-draught gelding (all work), 2 aged geldings, thoroughbred pony “Kewa,” null; cans, grass seeds, sundries, etc. On account of G. D. Harris, Esi.: lo store pigs a wettner pngs p.B. Berkshire, mar. 1 porker, scarifier with moulder attached, quantity News Era and Gamekeeper seed po—‘ toes, 10 sacks chaff. Light Luncheon Provided, «rr - TOL is 'TS3” A Perfaet Hand Emollient Q-TOL Is aromatic and has no clammy effect. Price 1/©