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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 215, 7 October 1903, Page 3

FRIDAV, OUI'Ui; ,'EWTON Kliffl has ic tions from il us JAS sold her farm, t > sell by use Hi'SEBVE, on the farm, { Westown, on above date, — ALL HER FARM /.NO T 11 Firtt-olass Dairy Cow;, mostly springing 3 Springing He'fers 1 Ball 2 Calves 1 30 gallon Alexandra Separator in good order, chnr.M, pi<us, buckets, sciales, tiap and turccsj, potato cultivator, wheelbii:row, grindstone, ladders, Raws, maul und wedges, tools, steelyards, carpenters bench, whippletre<<s, chains, iron, harness, blocks, scythe, barb-wite, honey extrai' seed potatoes, hives, be A LSO,— On Account of Another Vendor : 1 Hack, with slight reserve Sile at l.Su o'clock. 3.7 UHILMAN'S EXTENDED. I>EWLEY k GRIFFITHS, instructed by J Mr. W. Courtney, will sell by auction ut an early date, — . The B&LANOK of the SECTIONS in the above Estate. The land is being brought under Land Transfer and will be sold on the completion of the roads.

,OB SALE.—Tda Kiversdale Estate comprising 1512 Acies of spleniid creamery land, situated at Araiirnu South, about 30 mjles from Auckland. The farm is enclosed with a sheep-proof fence, and sub-divided into ten paddcks. A considerable area is in grass, 500 acre-) of bush iving been felled and sown within thret) jdars, besides fern land surface-sown, which holds grass well. Bush land cleared, «ind fern land plocghei and sown 20 years ago, shows a good sole of grass and white clover to-day. 'there is enough valuable timber left standing to build houses on every 100 acre section. The timber can be sawn by a travelling mill at 5a lid per 100 ft. The' Public Hall is on the property, and may be bought with the farm if required. The Ararirria Creamery k within of the Hall, There is a good waterfall and a never-failing creek at trie homes'ea", which comprises a new dwelling-house of S rooms, outhouses, etc. Also, a Small Iron dwelling. house for stockman. There, is a first-class new totara stockyard and cattle-branding pen. A new concrete sheep dip 4uft. long, with draining yards and totara drafting yards complete, built lait year. Ore acre oE orchard. There ia asplenia 1 leval racecourse of over 40 acres fenced, ploughed, drained, grass, which could be enlarged to 90 acres; all level s r.cr ilia houfe. The farm is a fortune to cut np info creamery sections, build hooves, and get the milling done on shares ; or is an independence for raiting beef, mutton, and lamb. Limb can be driven from hrtrne in early morning to wilway and sold at the Auckland cattle sale the fame afternoon, at a radway cost of 3d per head. The farm ii frr immediate sale, with all improvements, at the very low price of £4 5s per acre, and half of the money may ramajn on mortgage for a ttrm at 5 per cent. Karms in the neighbourhood with less proportionate improvements, have lately changed tandj at from £6 to £8 per acre. The farm must be sold to wind up an estate'. Inspection invited. For further particulars apply to KWIfIGTON k BdKBR, Land Apentn. Auckland. 030

EBPLANAD/E HOTEL, DEVONPORT, AUCKLAND. Hotßl is' now being | rnisbed In the Latest! Being situated on an ideal site, and com-1 manding a full view of the Harbour, the Proprietor trusts to receive the patronage of those who require:— Up to Date Accommodation, Healthy Situation, Easy Access to Town, And Moderate Tariff. Bpeoial Terms can lie arranged with the Proprietor, a, H. Whim, for Families or permanent Boarders. Bl iJARDS BOATING. FISHING ETO J TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. Fi&hing Season-Ist October, 1903, to 15th April, 1901. "J7ISHIWG Licenses may be obtained JD from The Taunton Otcle and Sports Uepot, Devon-btreet, New Plymouth; Mr 0. 0, Smith, Ioglewood; Mr H. J. Newman, Opunake; anl from the nnderaigned. t O. MOALLUM, Secretary. Begulations Under Fisheries OonSKEVATION acts. Fixing license?, which will be Colonial, as follow: Licenses for Men: Twenty shillings for the whole season ; five shillings for one month; aud two Bhihings and a\x}>- p.c-s for one

RAHOTU-NEW PLYMOUTH COACH SERVICE, ON and after sth October, 1903, the underwill run a Coach Service bo-1 tween Now Plymouth and Rahotu ae under: I Leaving Rahotu Mondays and Wednesdays at 7.H0 a.m. Arriving New Plymouth at 12.30. Leaving New Plymouth Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1 p.m. Arriving Rahotu at 6 p m. On SATURDAYS the usual service will continue, viz.:— / Lewe tehotu at 5 ».m. Arrive Mew t'\\ month at 10 a m, S : Leave Nex Plymouth a l , 3 p.m. j Ariive Hnhotu at 8 30 p.m. }' Now.—The above service will ba run I strictly to ticce. ]£ans: Single, 7sl Return, 1 2s. Intermediate (ares in proportion, j f All Fares must ba piepai: and a ticket for earue obtained.'! j GOODS SERVICE. My Oeiural Carr)irg Service between' Rahotu aiul New P'sntowh willrun KVRRY DAY. Hooking oifcce at Mr. Newton King's yard, Onrrie-stroet, or Mr. D. Berry's ehp.p, Brpugham-streat. LATEST LOCAL NEWSPAPERSCARRIED ] N.B.—The Coach has been rowly painted! and upholstered, supplied with (.oo'o horn's, and is now second Io none in the colony.' It will be in charge of an experienced driver,, and by strict attention to business, together \ with civility, I hope to merit a fair share of patronage. ■'. JAMES MoCULT-UM. Proprietor.

GO TO 'HITE'S Good Value i T For Thompson and Hills' APPLES. Gallon tins, Is 6d each. U can't beat them, JOSEPH T. ! WHITE has full supply Gibbons' seeds, and seed potatoes, 'Phone, 82