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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 64, 7 July 1914, Page 8

CLEARING SALIC. rfl I. LAMASON lias been 111i- • structed b.v MR L. GOUSMKTT, to sell l>y Public Auction, at his "Premises, Cordelia Street, the whole of liis up-to-date household furniture, comprising—--1 Upright Grand Piano (Lenwood), quite new, and in beautiful order, 2 Duchess pairs, 1 dropbead Singer sewing machine (new), 1 new go-cart, 1 -lit Gin b.r bedstead and box mattress, 1 afternoon tea set (40 pieces), 1 ball stand, 1 heavy pile carpot runner, carpet square, dining table, green pile table cover, 3 easy chairs, 2 palm stands., 1 occasional table, set of ware, linoleums, couch, kapoc bedding, hospital beds, (J high-back pot plants, I fender, 1 kitchen dresser, I kitchen chairs, 1 kit-, chen table, 1 child's enafr, 1 net hammock, 1 boy's tricycle (rubber tyres), and all kitchen utensils. Abo—--1 horse, gig, and harness (in splendid order) 1 spring dray and harness 12 head poultry (laying), 1 lawn mower, 12ft. ladder, 1 concrete roller, 1 pair of steelyards 2 wooden curbs, carpenter's tools, timber, spades and As Mr Gousmett is leaving the district, these lots will be sold. We have personally inspected, and can recommend the sale to public notice. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. I INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, Bth JULY. -l/TATTHEWS, GAMLTN and Co JJ.L will hold their weekly sale in their Inglewood yards on the above date. Present entries— HEAD MTXED CATTLE Including—--30 store cows 80 weaners ewes •*■ r<) f.m. ewes Side at 1 o'clock. TATTERSALL'S, HA WKRA. HORSE FA'at 1( SATURDAY, JULY lltb. ■ ; ; ..... .>>-», LOAN AND -«- MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. ivill sell by Public Auction, as above—f](] HORSES. . \J\J Consisting of— Draughts, milk-cart hordes harness horses, backs, and ponies (i)rok. en and unbroken) Sale at 12.30 o'clock. !k-ea"leis are anted for ENTRIES SOLICITED. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. MARAETAI BLOCK. 30,000 ACRES IN GO FARMS. RAPIDLY RISING DISTRICT. GOOD PLOUGHABLE LAND WELL . ADAPTED FOR DAIRYING FATTENING OR CHOPPING. LOW VALUES AT PRESENT

WHEN SETTLED, VALUES MUST GREATLY INCREASE. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. j\ oiVAjtiAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., £A. have been favored with instructions from tlie Vendors of the MARAETAI .BLOCK, WATKATO, to sell, by Public Auction, at the HORSE BAZAAR, HAMILTON, on THURSDAY, the 30th of July, at 12 noon, cilia fine block of land, comprising ".0.000 Acres, situated about 15 miles from the Putaruru Railway Station, with the Maraetai Railway Station on i:he property. Subdivided into 60 farms, ranging in area, from 110 to -l.'iO acres. About nine-tenths of the "state is flat and undulating, ploughiblo land. The general nature of the -oil is of excellent quality, being a lark- loam, resting on a subsoil of decayed tlhyolitq. It only requires cultivation to make it worth many times the present price. The land is ready for the plough, it is well watered by 'tumorous streams and springs, grow* 'nrnips, clover and English grasses 'o perfection. Particularly healthy climate. Abundant rainfall, there being nn average of 00 inches a year. Efficient railway communication is now established. ..Fencing and buildi.a.blishod. The. land in its natural state is covered with tussock, high strong fern, and manuka. It is easily .vorked in all seasons, and any weaker, giving immediate and very proitable return when cultivated. It is •sthmitod that: the first crop of turnips will about pay for putting tlnland down in permanent pasture. In io part of New Zealand are land values rising so rapidly as in this part .>[ the Waikato district. TERMS: 10s per acre on date ol wlc l().s per acre in 12 months, oi improvements to that amount. Balance remain for 5 years at 5 per cent. Write now for plans and reports of this' block to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD., Pahnorston North, the Auctioneers, or their Agents, MESSES COOPER AND MANX I NO, and the FARMERS' COOPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., Hamil-