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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 169, 31 July 1901, Page 3

I 3i SALE OF RUKUHIA ESTATE. |" FOR SALE. THB BALANCE OF THE WELL KNOWN "RUKUHIA ESTATE." SUB-DIVIDED INTO FARMB AS UNDER' A Land Transfer Title will he given; teims are easy, and prices exceptionally low. Creameries will ■ be erected where required. s Lot H.—170 ecres. The making of a good Dairy Farm, 3 miles from Frankton, small house and stables, SO acres in grass, ISO acres unimproved ploughablo land, 270 acres good swamp which only requires draining to make into valuable property. Price for this is exceptionally cheap. £SOO for the lot. Lot (i.— 320 acres, undulating country, nnimproved, only iira miles from Hamilton. 32s per acre, Lot! L,— 540 acres known as the " Flax Farm," 50 acies nice green hill, 490 acres flax swamp, excellent quality, now being drained by the proprietors. This section will make a really first-class farm when brought in. ' psr awe. Lot N.—780 acres, 120 aor< newly eown grass splendid take. ( acres -in drained swamp, wouic oake a «ice dairy farm. Lot 0.—680 acres, 800 acres in grass and turnips, 180 acres in bosh, swamp and J rough fee>l, would make a splendid grazing or dahy farm, grand turnip land, undulating country, feur miles from Railway Station, six miles from Ohaupo. 6s per acre. Lot P.-450 ao grand Dairy Farm, 160 acres new grass, splendid take, 300 acres swamp, which can be had at a low )ate.' Lot Q —2OO acres, all in grass, undulating coontry, all ploughable, would make a pretty little farm, belrg excellently situated. Lot T.—lßo acres, splendid Kahikatea Flat, land b'ing equal to anything in Waikato, and ideal Dairy Farm, only four miles from Ohaupo, never has been ploughed and is in excellent grass. Lot U.—160 acres, similar to above. Lot V.—130 acres, similar to above. Lot <v\—4oo acres, good, flat country, mostly in grass, turnips and Kahikatea cleared flat, all fenced, well watered. Lot X.—400 acres, one of the best farms n the Kstate, 140 acres newly »own grass, b >lance cleared Kahikatea Flat, only S miles from Ohaupo, Lot Y.—looo acres, good run, land of excellent quality, carries stock well, well watered. Price, 26s per acre. Lot Z.—looo acres, an excellent grazing farm, close to Ohaupo. Price £IOO9. The Homestead of 3440 acres, one ef the best in the WaikAto, grand woofrhed, stables, splendid undulating country, all subdivided *nto convenient paddocks, - good orchard and vegetable garden, 3 mil- sfr m Ohaupo, 2 miles from Sta tion. Would make an ideal stud farm, W.SOUTER&Co., Oambridge and Ohaupo. Inferior tea is injurious to health. WHY "T.EINK TT f) HY AJRIHK XT i NOW THAT THE FAMOUS TEA IS OBTAINABLE. STUDY YOUR HEALTH <fc YOUR POCKET, & DRINK "N I RYAN A ONLY. NIRYAN A IS THE PUREST and FRESHKST CEYLON TEA on the MARKET. It can be obtained from J. GARNER, South Road. O. GARTER, Devon-street. F. O. JURY, flever-street, NEW PLYMOUTH 00-OP. SOOIMT* Cnrrie*st,reet. J. WHIT/KBR, Devon street. W. HEALY, Devon-street. Sole Wholesale Agents— A. S. PATERSON & GO. WELLINGTON. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. A. J. CLARKE & CO. 3TOOK ALL KINDS OF GEOCBEIBS BEST QUALITY, CHEAP FOR CASH CHEAP FOR CASH CHEAP FOR CASH. Families waited upo and goods delivered. Telepho"? No. 223. WE 80LI0IT A TRIAL ORDER A. J, CLARKE & CO., * VON STREET. BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! T. R HODDER [AS just received from the publishers a very large assortment of the newest books, by the most popular authors. A splendid lot of Morocco-bound Poets, Standard Works, an immense collection, 6d. each; Prize Books and Presentation Books, Is. to 7s. 6d.; Picture Books, for children, 6d each; School Books and requisites of every description. T.R.H. sells at published prices, and a very large number of good books he can sell considerably under English cost price. Illustrated Albums, 2d. to 6d. each, originally 9d. and ls.3d.—Also, 4 CASES OF STATIONERY, from the manufacturers. Packets of good Notepaper, 6d. per packet; special value in Box Stationery, 6d. and Is. Exercise Books, made spßcially good to order, 3d and 6d. Inspection invited, so as to judge of value and assortment, and compare with any house in New Zealand. Periodicals arriving each mail, as usual, T.R.H. is in a position to give toe THE VERY BEST VALUE for the money in the two departments— BOOKS AND STATIONERY. SCOFFEE'