OHILMAN'S extended. BEWLKY & GRIFFITHS, instructed by : Mr. W. Courtney, will sell by auction at an early date,— The BALANCE of the SECTIONS In the abave Estate, The land is being hronght under Land I Transfer and will be sold ml the completion of the roada IMPORTANT LAND SALE. 5. _ FRIDAY, SC-H OCTOBER. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. At the Office of A. A. Fanthf m, in Broad" way, Stratford. UNDER instructions received from Mi. A 0. Webber, who has now settled at luatahiwi, the following properties will be sold by public auction ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE,— Tile Farm of 178 seres, being Section 61, Llock 1, Ngaire, and fronting the Cardiff Road. This farm is within two miles of Stratford, is highly improved, and a model dairy farm. ALSO, - Seotion 86a, containing 32 acres, fronting Mountain Road, and within half a mile of the Borough of Stratford. Easy terms may be arranged. It is to be clearly understood that the highest bidder becomes the purchaser, as mv instructions are to sell. ALSO,— On account of Mr. T. Sareeson, — 109 acres on the Rugby-Tariki Koads, good house and milking shed. Intending buyers can be shown over any of the above properties. A, A. EANTHAM, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALK TO BK HELD AT WAIPAWA ' FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARMS, SITUATED IN THK D MRTINCJ OENTRE OF HAWKE'a BAY. BY AUCTION, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 1903, AT 2 P.M. 0. B. HOADLEY AND CO. Save been favoured with instructions from N. H. Beamish, Esq, to offer on above date, at Waipawa, 1200 iffi 1200 BEING A PORTION OF HIS PABAETOTARA ESTATE, MAKARETU. Sub-divided into 10 Allotments, and varying from 97 to 213 acres in extejt. The land is some of the best for datryin; and fattening purposes in Hawke's Buy, being all well watered in the driest seasons by springs and Btreams. The toil for its excellence in character will speak for itself upon inspection. Moit of the blocks are level and all freb from floods, the balance, low undulating slopes; the who'e being cleared, grassed, and well sheltered and ploughable. ] Good roads give access to every block in all seasons. A creamery is erected on the property. , The terms of payment afford an excep tional opportunity to those with limited means, which are as follows, viz : 10 per cent, cash at time of sile, 1.1 > per cent, in February, 1905, balance can remain for three years further, or may be paid off. Interest on all unpaid purchase money, 5 per cent, per annum. The Auctioneer can with confidence recommend practical men to visit the Property, wbicti ia now surveyed into blocks, and satisfy themselves as to its richness, carrying capacity, and other advantages. TITLE: I.AND TRANbPEB. Plans will bs 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 obtained. For all further particulars apply to O. B. HOADI/BY & i 0„ Auctioneers, Na ier. THE HAPPIEST HOUR OF A WOMAN'S LIFE. THE HAPPIEST HOUR is when she is able to snatch a few momenta rest and ease, and WHEN SHE 13 SIPPING SURATURA TEA. The comfort and restfalness are made much more agreeable because ber delicate palate is pleasantly touched with the delicious fl ivonr of Huratura. 'J his is the popular tea, it ia pure, honejt Ceylon Tea, and is guaranteed not blended with India, Goina, or any cheap or inferior leas. RETAIL PRICES: Smatara A Quality ._ Surstura B QuaUt.y ... Suratura D Qualify .... Suratura X Quality ... Is 8d par lb l i 11<3 pjr lb 2* 2d per lk 23 61 par lb SOLD BY AOL STORWKEEiPERS. Golden Til in y % \b, lib, Bib, 101b, . Tins. PURE CEYLON. - BULL GROWS. A drink ht tor Liuj tiuiis. Agents New Plymouth.. .„ Joseph T. White Inglewood .„ ... 0. 0. Smith Waitura ... KraseranAßeckbasacneer Obato ... J. 8. Fox Ponito „ .. M. B Gibnocs Hahotu ... T. P. Hnvbson SEED POTATOES, Circu'ar Bead or Derwents, at WHITE'S Good Value Grocery. 'Phone 92. Just to Hand at G'iod Value Grocery,— Pearson's Peptochlor Bonnington's Oou. h Lossenges Elliroan'a Kmbri cation Hi useii's Cod Liver Oil Lane's Emulsions Rheumo, etc., etc. FOK MOTUIiOA. ■p.KBBHnt!) SKOTIOKfc. Piioe, £3o' JC each, l and T.aasf'Vr OA Lu." HAN U Ptt. ■
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 235, 31 October 1903, Page 3
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716Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 235, 31 October 1903, Page 3
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