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Otaki Mail, 31 July 1922, Page 3

TiT’.VTN' SALE, AUGUST 1, 1922. 200 fat sheep IS 4-year steers IS yearling mixed sex 12 3-year Hereford cows, empty 10 dairy cattle TE HORO STOCK SALE, AUGUST 2, 1922. 20 high-grade heifers, calving Aug-ust-September 13 mixed cattle 40 ewes 20 lambs 3 cows close to profit 20 slips THURSDAY. The THIRD DAY Of AUGUST, 1922 At 2 p.m. RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SECTION jyjESSRS -10PLIN A- CO. have receiv ed instructions to sell by Uubli • Auction at their rooms. Otaki. at tin tim-e mentioned: — ALL THAT piece or parcel of land containing 1 rood, more or less, being section 45. Block IN, Otaki Extension (Bell Street), —Also— BUSINESS BUILDING SECTION: ALL THAT piece or parcel of lain, j containing 19 perches, more or less, being part section 90, Block 13 ;. (Aotuki Street). Particulars and conditions ot sal 1 may be inspected at the office of the Auc tioneeiv. THURSDAY, the THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, 1922. at 2 p.m. FARM OU :ui:i ACRES TOGETHER containing three huiidred and nim acres two roods twenty-three perches (3u9 acs. 2 rds. 23 ] 1 -■ ■ being | Sections 4". 4], 42, -i I and 59. Kai tawa Survey District. and being all the land comprised in Crow n Lease Volume 11 A. Folio fs2, Wellington Registry, Subject to tinLand Act, 190*. The annual rental is £37 3-. 2d. Application to -ell and mortgagee estimate ol value o) the property mar be inspected at the office of the log'- ■ tvar at any time prior to the date e>< I sale. D« rt i-.-ula I" and condition- ot so may be im-pi-ted at Do ‘*>:iice of tie Auctioneers. Tim pr-perry i- -smite A mile, free. llikiorangi. live tin!,- from W:-i kail lie. 00 acres fiat balance undtdating and hilly. we]j watered by perHiam-;,-streams. Mill entry 1. sheep' 'with ca tie. In the even’ of a purelmse by a DT" CITARGKD SOLDI KR. nrrangemohts can lie made for a - eb.-tant ial par: of the purchase money being left on fir-* I mortgage under the provisions of t),e Di-charg'-d Soldiei-’ Settlement Acts and Regulations. J BEG to notify the Public that I have j urchased the sole in the firm of V.'. BULL e CO. as from Tune 30. 1 will eneLavour to ‘-••ii on the cheapest I : ?.r a. ui.d trm-t to rtevivo the :-amu liber til support as ivns accorded ‘he old I irm ::: the pfert. W. BUL L, MERCHANT, LEVIN. j ’Pbons h. P.O. Box 36. , You -e, ill =kortly be thinking of your S’-.._de. Turnip. Rape, and Farm "■.egfor rhis Spring sowing. Make up your mind to b?ve s«."ls of the highest geraii fetation. a- proved by the Depart: of Agr: culture, and double r.y our special macimi-.-ry. The 1 <rt.<-.-: standard and :-e--t vrthie obtainable. V.*.- must, as far fe- possible, keep our own iuoney in our ow n country—good - ness know - we cat. do with it all. Our seeds are obtainable in packets, and I?, bulk from many of jbe principal merchant or stor-s m alaso-t every town. If vou have <s * v fjiSctilty irt procuring j our seeds, write to u* direct. In-ns’ | politely but firmly, on having Cooper » Seed-, tbo “kfce'l: of success.." Obtainable :rocu progreu-slv* merchants a:;i store* aB Zealand £. OOQPEt, LTD., Street, WELLINGTON. “Selling F-eila since Sixty’’ (1360).