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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 29 September 1920, Page 3

j SUNNY OTAKI. I | SECTIONS, SHOPS, HOUSES. I AT THE MART KOOiIS, OTAKI. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd. At 2 p.ui. JyJR G. ANDERSON is favoured wit.. instructions by various owners ; sell by public auction, as above, tin following:— No. I—Beingl—Being part of Kaingarak. No. 0, Block t), corner of ifuiu Count, and Waereuga roads, containing . roods 3U.5 perches, more or less, wit; frontages lPUl't and 210 ft. The pro perty of the Bank of Australasia. No. 2—Being part lot (i, Kaiugarik: i fronting Waereuga road, containing ' roods, more or less. The property u Mrs Auld. No. d—Being lot 6, Kaingariki. fronting Waereuga road, containing 2 roods, more or less. The property o. Air J. White. (The above three sections adjoin.) No. 4—Being sections 101 and 102 Otaki (own, containing d-1 and d2.-_ perches, more or less, together with tin shop, 7-rooni house, h. and c. watei etc., and loose-boxes. The property o' Air J. Howell. (.Subject to existing mortgages.) No. s—Beings—Being 968, Alill road, section R.B. Vol. 22d, folio d 6, containing 17.2 c porches, more or less, together witn double-fronted' shop and dwelling thereon. (Subject to existing xuori gage.) No. (i—Being part lot H D.P. 1426. containing 2 ruods. more or less, and four-roomed cottage, together with out buildings. (Subject to existing morlgage.) for terms and further particularapply to Aiessrs Harper and At more. Solicitors, Otaki. or to the undersigned G. ANDERSON, Auctioneer, Otaki.

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER Ist, On tlic i'remises, OTAKi RAILWAY. At 13.30 p.rn. ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS, LTD., have received injitruetiou.froiu ilB T. W. bYNXOTT, who hasold his farm, to sell as übove COWS, in milk uud due October November d 3-year heifers, running with bull 3 yearlings 3 wcaners I mare, syrs, all work 1 gelding, 3yrs, all work 1 aged hack ° J-V 15 elips Sow with litter 1 boar Spring cart and harness Also, Single-furrow plough, 1 milk coolei and vat, milk cans, quantity post-, about 100 sacks, 4 bags turnip manure, and usual farm sundries. Account MB 11. FEILDING, 10 Jersey cross springing heifers. j Light Luncheon Provided. j AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—We have i inspected the stock, and the cows are a J •very nice lot indeed, which v.e can I thoroughly recommend to buyers. ] THE ! NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, Established 1&60. LIFE ASSURANCE. ENDOWMENTS. annuities. , DEFERRED ASSURANCES TOE CHILDREN. Funds in Land to meet Claims O', er £13,000,000. BONUSES LARGE. LOW PREMIUMS. Ail Profits Belong to hi® Policyholders. A Bonus Accrues Every Year. Rates charged for age N LABELI birthday, and not NEXT a: is the prac tico with most otiiees, thus reducing the costSONUS YEARAll “with profit” policies effected nrior to the close of our present financial year (about the Oik October/ v.m at the neat division id profits, bc-ptem-Uer, 1533, sa allotted three full years* t-enui; of eocrse, the polities are llitfi In force. .. - Avail yours eit o£ thL advantage. Full particulars may be from . a.._. Mr. J, & Tt/STIN, T>-atnqt Agent (Te Mafitmo), Otski, . Or 'from F. W. inCHOLSON, J.P., General Manager for New Zealand. Custom House Quay, WellingtonA. V. BRIGHT, ' LAND AND ESTATE ASBNT,, - OT.jj.yT " ■ If yt-_ Lave properties for sale seat; along partletiers. .If in want of ft nice farm or*a snug residential property consult me. FARMS OF YASiTSS filffES. iHuuueLo'.u Trupormo- in ail purr* o: the district. * UvV.V'L liU, -w SUE.