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Taihape Daily Times, 11 October 1919, Page 8

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A I N.Z. Farmers’ Co-operative Distributing Co. will hold an opening sale on 29th October in their new yards. Full particulars later. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ABRAHAM & ‘WILLIAMS, LTD., will hold their Annual Spring Cattle Fair at Taihape, on MONDAY, 17th November, 1919. ' Full Particulars Later. A 81-lANGE Fl3B THE I-lIIME .:"‘.: -W‘-=3 « SEEKEII. BYAVOURED with instructions from ‘ R. Wilkie Esq., Messrs Abraham 'and Williams Ltd., will sell by Pub‘l:: ‘Auction early in November. 37 BUILDING SITES SITUATED ONI TERRACE, the most popular residen-‘ tial quarter of Taihape. Fuller de-I tails will be advertised later and plans will be obtainable early ‘from all branches. 3 A . I-'-_-7 0 .9 Are You Sincere In Your. Besnre for n 1" arm. } \ A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN - WITH SMALL CAPITAL. 150 ACRES O.R_P.—B6 acres in grass, balance in standing bush, wellwatered and‘ all ploughable when‘ stumped; good new 5-roomed house; telephone on. I pmcn £3 17/ PER ACRE. Cashl required nly £4OO. Balance 6 years at‘ 6 per cent. I F_; WARD 6: CO. Auctioneers and Land Agents_ _

F‘«‘l'”’ lL005(,:‘_6l300 ASBES. Sawmillers and ~_,,fi-razzers. 6000 ACRES GOOD BUSH COUNTRY over 60 million feet of Rimu, besides other valuable timber, on this block, and adjoining another 3000 acres. The country can be ‘easily worked from a sawmilling point of view, and is a. tip—top grazing proposition. It is situated on the Moin Road between Rotorua and Whakatane, on Lake RO-ta Ma. These blocks are leased from the Natives for 50 years for 1/per acre first 25 years, and 5 per cent, increase on unimproved value second 25 years. Goodwill only £2 5/- per «acre. Just think this lot over, and then come ‘and ‘inspect, and I "guess it’s yours. 2000 ACRES, 1750 freehold, balance lease Education Reserve. Price £8 per‘acre, fie-r immediate sale. £6OOO cash down, balance terms. Last season 2000 sheep were shorn on the place, besides running 700 lambs and 300 head of cattle. At present the place ls carying 1300 sheep and over 500 head of cattle. 1500 acres are in grass, balance 300 acres heavy bush, 200 scrub. Good fences, yards, shed and house, etc. Do you know of anything cheaper for the stock this place is carrying; 1:‘; hours motor drive from Wh-akatane.

1 :,EA. L. LU KE, ' FARMER, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, F Awakeri (near Whakatane). Phone No. 433, Whakatane Exchange. Postal Address: Awakerl, via. Rotofla ' ' e. . . E.erd’s §ieb§e% GEO. LORD AND SON. . MAIL UONTRACTORS AND GEN- i ERAL CARRIERS. 1 Having taken over KELLY’S Stables me enabled to increase their plant,’ enabling them to deal with all ca:-ry—| ing promptly. . I A TRIAL SOLICITED. Mail Coach leavee P.O. every Thursday at 7 am, for Mangaohane and intermedia-'".e stations. Return = following day. § Mai] Car leaves to: Moawhango Tr.-p.ctrlra7m, Thursdays and Saturdays, ?at 1.30 p_m.. Returns same afternoon. Clients are requested to leave parcels and book seats at the Stables. ; _ Ring ’Pllo'ne 159. } I§oYAL N,z_ socmn FOR THE’ HEALTH OF WOMEN AND ‘CHILDREN. _ PLUNKETNURSE II TAIHAPE ,1 (WFICE: TOWN HALL. 1: . Hours: 12 to 1,2 to 5, Wednes- - days and Saturdays; Telephonml No. 15. 1 MLTAROA: Ever-7. Friday, at Mrs [1 . Whitehead’s. ’ ' 1