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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3414, 19 February 1920, Page 8

‘,__.¢-__.::lA;lisL!.i&.a-:“/ AUCTION SALE. DTWO TOWN SECTIONS; B.S-A---MO'l‘oß CAR; SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. UNDER instructions from DR R. J. BOYD, who is leaving for England. F. WARD & CO. will sell by auction at his residence, Huia Street, on SATURDAY, 28th INST.. His HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising:—— DRAWING ROOM—Englisll rosewood writing desk, chip-pendale taible, chesterfield suite (3 piece). Carved table, Walnut teatable, large" palm pot, occasional chair, piano stool, U ornaments, Royal Worcester China, large quantity good books, large ‘ axminister carpets. [DINING ROOM.—-‘Dinner wagon in 1 fumed jarrah extension table, _2 Morris chairs, couch, Linthop vases and candlestick, mahogney stand 1 chairs, gong, etc. BEDRO‘OMS.—DoubIe rimu bedstead, wire, kapoc, and flax mattresses, cheval cabinet, Scotch chest (in cedar), easy chairs, rugs, occasional table, blank'et's”,‘ linen, Efbedstead, duchess, marble top Washstand, toilet set, book shelf, quantity boys’ books, hospital b,edsteads, ironbedsteads, W. stretchers, etc. OTHER ROOMS.—-—K. tables, chairs, electric iron, clocks, kerosene stove, flour bin, carpet sweepers, scales, K. heaters, pots, pans, kettles, filter, crockery, cutlery, quantity of groceries. UOUTSIDE. Croquet set complete, garden seat, lawn .moWer, ‘ roller,

large and complete set carving tools, step ladder, clothes_ rack, eight ’ cases kerosene, and a large quan- ‘ t'i’c’:r of other miscellaneous articles. ‘ Sale will commence promptly at 11 aim. and will be discontinued from 01 to 2 for lunch. Goods will be on View onFRIDAY,p 27th February; - , i B.S.A. 2-Seater Motor Car is in first— I class condition. 5 Tlie sections are situted in Huia: Street, near English Church, and are undoubtedly the pick of the town. No‘ 1, ;%-acre. No. 2, &-acre. I o o I JR-aettln Sale, 1 P‘/lESSRS DALGETY & CO., NZ.‘ LOAN & MERCANTILE (;OY.; & ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, will solll on FRIDAY, 20th February, 1920: 3 SOO 4 and 6-th ewes (extra good) 1000 4-yr ewes » 760 2 and 6-th ewes p 300 mixed 2-ths ~ V 150 m.s. lambs 54 18-mths steers 150 m.s. lambs V 1000 2-th Wethers 300 4 and 6-th ewes { ‘ 240 m.a. ewes i if 6 3;-year bullocks h 1 S.H. bull ‘ ‘ ‘x 1 7 LAN 1 MR. AFARMER 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 tvalues. Just look a. 1; this snip Which has just been placed in my 313353 37°” ‘a quick sale. _ 568 ACRES Freehold, situated only tfive miles from the gtowing inland ‘township of Tantcatua and only 18 miles from Whakatane on good Inflfal ‘mad and the East Coast railway Wsll Ipztss close to this property.

430 ACRES in grass, 113 acres fallwn bush ready to burn, which the owner will burn and sow shortly. Tho i>ToD~‘l'ty is ring fenced and divided into Sxpaddocks, with puriri and totem posts; 150 acres clear, ploughable and dfllifledi about half of which has been Dloughed. The place is well xvatevi-ad, and With the. flat. land in the (_‘ul]t]'e makes it easy Colllltl'Y to muster. Buildings consists of 5 room house and 4 room cottage; also dairy r_-an shed, sheep yards. concrete sheep dip, étock,v:u'ds. orchard and 5 acres of maize Price only £l2 per acre; £2OOO dowfi mortage on place» £1600.’ Public Trus. tee at, 5% per cent; about?» years to run; balance can be arr.~::‘.;-pd on Qagy terms. ‘ A. L. LU KE, FARMER, LAND AND COMMISV A SION AGENT, '~~~m:r~'-i (near Whakatane). “hum: NO. 43R, Whukatnne Exchange. Postal Address: Awakerl, via Rotorim. __ '[‘;clegra.m3: Luke Whakatane. ' Call at the “Times” Office for cards telling you how to get to fhe Ba)’ of Plenty. {MR FBR HME. 2 ‘:3-\XI-CAR is available night and -M Czipiil Bras,’ opmxr-'.l't(~ “Times” nice, No disappoinunents. Tele- ' - '1; 49.. I ‘CAP!LL BROS., M TAIHAPE.