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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 229, 24 October 1903, Page 3

FRIDAY, 30tii OU'.i'OBER. "EWTONiaKCI has received instructions from Mrs W. liingle to sell by nudum the residence, Devon-street Kast (opposite Mr. JT. JBellringer'ss), on Friday, October 30th,Allher HOUSEHOLD FUHNIL'URE and EFFECTS, consisting of,— Piano by Wiusncr, slc>l, good Brussel uwyiA and i",':,', huudsomcoveriiViiit"', fancy t'.bles, inlai •■ puriri wrltirj; table, fanny and rattan chairs, tVoistool, pmeens, 3 double iron and brass uedstsads, wire mattresses kapoo beds, pillowt, bolste's, chests drawers, comnode, ra-rule top washstand, duchess tabes, toilet sets, wardrob;), stretchers, to ;voi rails carpets, mit'.s, linoleum, curtains, poles, ornament;', pir'ebo.'ird, couches, ehtffonier, medicine cabinet, dining and other tables, chairs, Sc;ders and irons, pictures, Is inns, meat safe, mangle, dresser, and sundries. Bale at 2 o'clock ; 24 SATURDAY, 31st OCTOBER. '„ .l tions from J. W. lUjiy, K.-q., to soil by auction at the Mart, oa the above date, — | His Valuabla PKOP&BTY consisting of (Chilman's i.sliitei, with new and well-built 10roomed house, exclusive o£ bathroom, Hot and cold water laid on ; town water supply ; detached waahhouse, loosobox, fowlhouss, etc. Good garden of over halfSale at 2.30 o'clock. OHiLMAN'S EXTENDED. -">BWLEY & GRIFFITHS, instructed by > Mr. W. Oouitney, will sell by auction at an early date, — The]BALANOK of the SECTIONS 5c the above Estate, The land ia being brought onder Land Transfer and will be sold on the completion of the roads.

IMFOKTANT SALE. TO BE HELD AT WAIPAWA. FIRST-GLASS DAIRY FARMS, SITUATED IN THK D'iIB'VING OBNTRB Off HAWKE'S BAY. BY AUCTION, NOVEMBER 12th, 1903, . C. B. HOADLEY AND CO. Have bean favoured -with instructions from N. H. Beamish, Ksq, to offer on above date, at Waipawa, 1200 S 1200 BEING A PORTION 07 HIS PAKAETOTARA ES LATE, JIAKARETU.

kfMfUMBWMHn varying from S7 to 213 acres in extent. The land is sumo of the best (or dairying and fastening purposes in Hawke's P"~ *—'- ■ all well watered in I seasons by springs and stre. The '.oil for its excellence in character will spsak for itself upon inspection. Most of the blocks are level and all fret from floods, the balance, low undulating slopes; the whole being cleared, grassed, and well sheltered and ploughable. Good roads give access to every block in seasons. A creamery is erected on the property. The terms of payment atiord an exeep tional opportunity to those with limited means, which are as follows, viz : 10 per cent cash at time of s*le, IS per cent, in February, 1905, balance can remain for three ytara further, or may be paid off. Interest on all unpaid purchase money, 5 per cant, pec annum. The Auctioneer can with confidence recommend practical men to visit the Pro party, whictj is now surveyed into blocks, and satisfy themselves as to its richness, carrying capacity, and other advantages. TIT LB; lANf) TIUNBFBB. Plans will ba forwarded post free on application. The Property, which lies about 12 miles west of Takapau, is now open for inspection, and by applying to Mr Prescott at Takapau, the nearest railway station, buggies or horses can be obtaired. For all further particulars apply to 0. B. HOADLKY & CO., 7 Auctioneers, Na ier. "Ij'Oß SALE.—The lilversdalo comprising 1512 Acres of splendid creamery land, situated at Ararimn South, about 30 miles from Auckland. The farm Is enclosed with a sheep-proof fence, and sub-divided into ten paddocks. A considerable area is in grass, 500 acres of bush having been felled and sown within three years, besides iern land surface-sown, which holds grass well. Bush land cleared, and fern land ploughed acd sown 20 years ago, shows a good sole of grass and white clover to-day. There is ©Bough valuable timber lett standing to build houses on every 100 acre section. The timber can be sawn by a travelling mill at as 6d per 100 ft. The Public Hall is on the property, and may be bought with the farm if required. The Ararimn Creamery i& within half-n-mile of the Hall, There is a gooi waterfall and a never-failing creek at the homestead, which comprises a new dwelling-house of 6 rooms, outhouses, etc. Also, a Small Iron dwellinghouse for stockman. There is a first-class new totara stockyard and catt!e-bracding pen. A new concrete sheep dip 40ft. long, with draining yards and totara drafting yards complete, built last year. One acre of orchard. There is a splendid leval racecourse of over 40 acrea fenced, ploughed, .drained, and into grass, which could be enlarged to 90 acres; all level s ne»r the house. The farm is a fortune to cut up into creamery sections, build houses, and get the milling done on shares ; or is an independence for raising beef, mutton, and lamb. Lamb can be driven from home in early morning to railway and sold at the Auckland cattle sale the same afternoon, at a railway oost of 3d per head. The farm is for immediate sale, with all improvements, at the very low price of £i 5s per acre, aid half of the money may reivr-iin on mortgage for a term at 5 per cent. Farms in the neighbourhood with less proportionate improvements. have lately changed tando at from £6 to £8 per acre. The farm muist be sold to wind up an estate. Inspection invited. For further particulars apply to KWINGTON k BaKBR Land Areata. Auckland 530

HEADS! ON THE BEST HEADS! ; ksmim o^i®S ...MATS I A-UN is spacinily for All weather, being non-hoating. the d(K)rek9B)ers.—Wholesale agoata, Buucmsa ITSASBB fc CO,