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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 240, 6 November 1903, Page 3

MONDAY, NOYS \i SEIi 9th. j BEWLEY & GBOTTnCS have received j instructions 10 rt-il hj fuctior. on i account of whom it msv "or.rcru, oa Ihe 1 ground, wet or dry, opposite Mr. Kyngdon's new residence, Lemon-Mrei.t, — j Newly done-up G-room House, with convenient pantry and bathroom. Amc,- j, Three Half-Sect: ti.ij-nuing, to be] sold singly or a- oi;« foi* j Two-thirds of purchase mo- c;. 1 run remain j at 5 per cent. ' j The Auctioneers direct attention to the > choice pear trees on two of ti.o ;• cottons, the crop from which will pay interest on the cost of the sections. Sale atE.3op.ni. UHiLMAN'S ICXTiCKDED. BKWLEY & GRIFFITHS, instructed by Mr. W. Courtney, will seil by auction at an early date, — The BALANCE of lbs SKQTIONH ic the above Kista'.e'. The land is beim* brcjftht wider Lund Transfer and will be su{<: on the completion of the roads =• j IMPORTANT LaND a ALE. FRIDAY, .30tii OCTOBER.

Sale'at 12 o'clock ;-ba>:p. At the Office of A. A. Fantliam, in Broad" ■way, Stratford. TTNDER instructions received from vJ Mi. A. 0. Webber, who has now settled at Matahiwi, the following properties will be sold by public auction ABSOLUTELY "WITHOUT RESERVE, — The Farm of 178 ncres, being Section 61, block 1, Ngaire. and fronting the Cardiff Road. This iarm is within two miles of Stratford, is highly improved, and a model dairy farm. ALSO, Section 86a, containing 32 acres, fronting IViountum 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 soli. "ALSO,— On account of Mr. T. Sarfeson, — 109 acres on the Koads, good house and milking sbed. Intending buyers t.ii be shown over any of the above properties. Aj A. FAISTHAM, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE. TO BE HELD AT Vv'AIPAWA FIRBT-BLASS DA'RY FARMS, SITUATED IN THfS CENTRE OF HAWKB'j BAY. BY, AUCTION, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 1903, ■ AT 2 P.M. 0. B. HOADLEV AND CO. Have been favoured v;th instructions fi tf. H. Beamish, ! s-j , i.o offer on above date, at Wuipuwa, , 1200 1200

BEING A PORTION OF K(S PARAETOTARA BBXATS, .VIAKAIiETU. Sub-Divided into 10 Allo'-msnts, and varying from 07 to 213 acres in extent,. The land is some of tha Best 'or riairviu; arid fattening purposes in Hawke's Bav, all well watered in the driest, seasons by springs and streams. The soil fir its in character will ppsak for iJsolf upon inspection. Uo«t of the blocts arc level and all freb f-om floods, the balance, low undulating slopes; the who'e being cleared, grassei, and well sheltered and ploughabK School, Telegraph, and Post Office within ea»y distance. Good roads give access to every block in all seasons. A creamery ii erected on the property. The terms of payment a!ford an excep tior.al opportunity to those wjth limited means, which are as follows, viz 10 per cent, cushat time of sMe. IS per ciint-. in February, 1005, balance can remain for three years further, or may be paid. off. Interest on all unpaid purchase moony, 5 per c°nt. f er annum. The Auctioneer ran with confidence recommend" practical men to visit tbe Pro' party, whicu is now surveyed into blocks, j and satisfy themselves ns to its richness, carrying capacity, and other advantages. , TITUE: (.AND TlU'a'-Ifiiß. Plana will b i forwarded posi free on application. The Property, which l'cs about 12 mileawest of Takepao, is now o, en for inspection, i and by applying to Mr Prescoit at Xakapan, the nearest railway stutiou, buggies or horses can be obtaire l. For all further app'y to 0. B. HOAOLiKY & 0., Auctioneer!) Na ler. ' STRATFORD TEC BNIOAt SGHOdL EXHIBITION. EXHIBITS are Invited for this Exhibit,'on, Schedules may bts obtained from the Secretary, W, J. AL;:XANDBK, P.O tics 10, Stratford. PIGS! nasi ON and after SATURDAY, 4th April, Pacic Pigs in any quantity will be re ceived at Drake's Bacon K ustory, Kitaroy Oash at scale 4Jd per lb. Heavy svaightsas Der arrancmneqt.

THE H 4PPIIfST II 'UK OF A \\OiMrS.K'3 LIFE. T>HR TIAWir.S ' HOUR is whoa . she in able to sn*<ch a few momenta rest and cii-.e, «s. (1 WHBii fcir. I' SIPPING SURATURA TEAThe comfort and vostfn'ness are made much mwo aqiwabto because her dtJicn'o pal-ilc is pleasantly touched will] thu deii i ua il.voti)' of Huratura. This is the popular lei, it Ie pure, honejt Ceylon Tea, and is guaranteed not Blended with India, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. BETAIL I'KICEB ; Smatura A Quality , B , Sowtnra B £ P C £ rv ' -»y ... M 1 - 10 per lb s .. yuality 2s 2d per 11 'jiiratura X Quality ... 2a 61 per ,1b SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS.