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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3329, 6 November 1919, Page 8

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A Owhango Sale A THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. i 200 ms. hoggets I 200 4 and 5-yr ewes i 100 mixed 2-ths } 30- m.S. hoggets I 209 wether hoggets ('~‘h°l'n). 500 mixed hoggets 50 4—th Wethers _ 50 2, 4 and 6-th dry ewes 450 mixed hogge-ts 150 Southdown hoggcts 100 mixed‘ cattle 20 2yr steers 20 yearling steers A 20 mixed cattle 3 20 2-yr steers } 16 m.s. yearlings 10 2-yr steers 1 y 5 empty heifers 30 mixed year-lings 6 empty‘ heifers 30 mixed yearlirigs 6 empty heifers - 3 springing heifers 4 2-yr heifers . 1 bull ' I 9 yearlings 3 cows . I 6 Zyr steers _ | 4 yearlings 24 3 and 4-yr steers i *9 yearlings 3 2-yr steers i 6 yearlings 1 SH. 'buull ' 10 pigs . I 3 hack and harness hOl‘St‘.‘;~' N.Z. LOAN AND MEPtCAN'I‘ILE AGENCY CO. LTD.; DALC-ETY 8: i 00., & ABRAHAM & WILL~'.AMS. I RAUPO AND FLAX DRAIN}-JD, SWAMP, . 425 AGRES FREEHOLD. Heavy river-Silt swamp, about ‘three-pa?-I“i8I‘S in grass, balance flax and quarters in grass, balance flax and fire and then sow the grass-seed. You then have a farm that will practically run a beastto the acre. The present drains require deepening, for which there is plenty of fall and clear of floods. ‘ This fine property is situated right on the East Coast Railway, which is [being constructed right alongside the [property at present, and is within ‘half~mile of the proposed station and three miles from cheese factory, A road has recently "been surveyed‘ through the centre of this bloek,vvhichJ makes it suitable for subdividing into 50 acre sections. The owner would ‘take half or ‘the lot on the following ‘very easy terms: Price, £4l per acre,' ‘£l per acre cash down. Balance 5 years at 6 per cent., 6 monthsinterest i to be paid in advance. ' ‘ This property is a. real snip and will double its value within a few years. 122 ACRES FREEHOLD The pick of the country, at present carying 112 heavy hullocks. Over a bullock per acre is ‘turned off this‘ farm every season. Fully improved,’ good fences. good water. house-,shcd, off main road, close to post office,‘ store, saleyards, and hotel; bush down.‘ Price, £BO per’ acre. Cash down. £2000; balance 5 years at 6 per cent g *A. L. LUKE, FARMER, LAND AND COMMIS. SION AGENT, Awakeri (near Whalcatane). Phorfe No. 43R. Whakatane Ex change. Postal Address: Awakerl, via. Roto c“'-?. ' A CHANCE FOR THE HOME SEEKER. FAVOURED with instructions from R. Wilkie Esq._. Messrs Abraham and Williams Ltd., will sell by Pub'Z:: Auction early in November. 37 BUILDING SITES SITUATED ON TERRACE, the most popular residen—aial quarter of Taihape. Fuller de':ails will be advertised later and plans will be obtainable early from all i E