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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3412, 17 February 1920, Page 8

AUCTION SALE. TWO TOWN SECTIONS; B.S.A. MOTOR CAR; SUPERIOR FU-RNI—-TURE AND EFFECTS. UNDER instructions from DR R. J. BOYD, who is leaving for England, F. VVARD & 00. win sell by afiction at his residence, Huia Street, on SATURDAY, 28th INST., His HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND‘ EFFECTS. compris‘lng:—— DRAWING ROOM—English rosewood Writing desk, Chippendale table, chesterfield suite (3 piece), carved 7 table, Walnut teatable, large’ palm pot, occasional chair, piano stool, ornaments, Royal Worcester China, large quantity good books, large ; axminister carpets. ‘DINING ROOM.—-Dinner wagon in 3 fumed jarrah extension table, 2 7 Morris chairs, couch, Lintll"E>‘p‘va‘siés 1 and candlestick, mahogney stand } chairs, gong, etc. ’ ’BEDRO‘OMS.—-Double rimu bedstead, wire, kapoc, and flax mattresses, cheval cabinet, Scotch chest (in cedar), easy chairs, rugs, occasional table, blankets} linen, 2';-lbedstead, duchess, marble top washstand, toilet set, book shelf, quantity boys’ books, hospital bedsteads, ironbed-. steads, W. stretchers, etc. [OTHER ROOMS.——K. tables, chairs,

electric iron, clocks, kerosene stove, flour bin, carpet sweepers, scales, K. heaters, pots, pans, kettles, filfer, crockery, cutlery, quantity of groceries. OUTSIDE. Croquet set complete, garden seat, lawn mower, A roller, large and complete set carving tools, "step ladder, clothes rack, eight cases kerosene, and a large quantity of -other miscellaneous articles. Sale will commence promptly at 11 am. and will be discontinued from 1 to 2 for lunch. - V ‘ ' . Goods will be on View onFRIDAY, 27th February. ' 1 B.S.A. 2-Seater Motor Car is in firstclass condition. ‘ I The sections are situted in Huia Street, near English Church, and are undoubtedly the pick of the town. No 1, é-acre. No. 2, %-acre, '

A ° 3 1 l , nation de. i ON the premises, MOA STREET, near New Sale Yards, on 1 TUESDAY, 24th INST. UNDER instruction -from MR G. QRIFFEN, who is giving up house-I keeping, F. VVARD & CO'Y. will sell‘ by auction the Whole of his household‘ furniture and effects, including piano, Singer sewing machine, Blankets,‘ Linen, ‘Lino, Crockery’, etc. | Fuller particulars Wl7l appear later.‘ - 1 MN ! MR. FARMER and others, why pay fancy .prices for land in districts ‘which are boomed when you can get the best of fattening country in the sunny Bay of Plenty far below their values. Just, look a. t this snip which has just been placed in my hand: for :1 quick “sale. 568 ACRES Freehold, situated only five miles from the growing inland township of Tanueatua and only 18 miles from \Vhaka.talle on {.~:i:I;)'i metal road and ‘the East Coast railway-will lpass close to this property. ‘ 430 ACRES in grass, 113 acres fallen bush ready to burn, which the owner will burn and sow shortly. The property is ring fenced and divided into 8 paddocks, with puriri and totara posts; 150 acres clear, ploughable and drained; about half of which has been ploughed. The place is well wzxtc-red, land with the flat land 111 the centre makes it easy country to muster. Buildings consists of 5 room house and 4 room cottage; also dairy r.-art ‘shed, sheep yards. concrete sheep dip, stockyards, orchard und 5 acrns of m:n;.e_ Price only £l2 per acre; £2OOO down moi-tage on place £1600: Public Trustee at 5% per cent; a'bcut3wears to run; balance can be :Irz':l:lg.?d on easy }t.erms. A. L. LUKE, FARMER, LAND AND COMMIS- , SION AGENT, -‘lwakr.-ri (near Whakatme). Phone No. 43R. Whakatuno Exmange. Postal Address: Awake:-1, via. Rotoma. Telegrams: Luke W-hakatane. Call at the “Times” Office for cards telling you how to get to the Bay of Plenty. 1 GAR FER HIRE. A TAXI-CAR is available night and day at Caplll Bros., opnosite "Times" Oflice. No disappointments. Teluohone‘43. CAPILL BROS., i A TAIHAPE.