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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8116, 22 May 1906, Page 3

STONY BIVEB. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his yards,— OKA head mixed cattle Ot)U iuclutling: 24 18 months to 2 year heifers 45 20 mouths steers 5 fat cows Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

FOR SALE OR LEASE. WAITOA, PIAKO,—One Tree Hill Estate, 711 acres, ring fenced (sheep proof), nearly all ploughed and grassed, with littlo improvement will carry 2000 sheep. Price, Freehold, £7 per acre. Terras, 10 per cent, deposit, balance may remain for 5 years at 5 per cent. WILL LEASE for 5 or 7 years, rental £250 per annum, payable halfyearly in advance. Compulsory Clause of Purchase at £7 6s per acre. There are no buildings, Land is free from fescue. WAlTOA.—Section No. 62. 158 acres Freehold. No dwelling. All in grass and crop. Price, £8 per acre. Terms, 10 per cent, deposit, balance in 5 years at 5 per cent. For Lease (Compulsory Clause of Purchase), rental, £75 per annum, payable half yearly in advance. This farm will ' carry 45 dairy cows, or about 450 sheep. Good laud. No fescue.

WAITOA.—Lot 32. Freehold 563 acres. New 7 roomed house. Land divided into 8 paddocks,all ploughed and grassed except 25 acres of ti treo and 1(3 acres of turnips. This is firstclass land and will carry 180 to 200 1 dairy cows, or 1200 to 1400 sheep. Price, £9 per acre. Terms, 15 per cent, deposit, 5 per cent, in 12 months, balance may remain for 5 years nt 5 per cent., or will lease for 5 or .7 years, Rental, £255 per annum, payable half-yearly in advance. Lease to contain compulsory covenant to purchase. N.B.—The aboye properties are situated belween Patua and Waitoa Railway Stations (2 miles apart). Creamery at W aitoa Hail way siding. For cards to yiew, Apply to FItOST and ROWE, Ileal Estate Agents, Morrinsville. Piako. FOLEY FAIENCE. THE MOST AUTISTIC CROCKERY MANUFACTURED.

r Jshare jusl received direct from tlie Foley Climn Co., Staffordshire, a small consignment of this universal ly admired Pottery. The shapes arc most quaint and artistic, the colorings (dull grecm :iud reds) are harmonious in tlie extreme, while tlie desigus, quaint bits of old Dutch scenery, must delight the eye of everyone, and will call up happy memories of by-gone days to those who have been fortunate enough to have visited the laud of Dykes and Windmills, and (be shores of The Zuyder Zee, TO BE HAD ONLY PROM BAKER AND CO. CABINETMAKERS, XJI'HOLSTERERB, and CHINA and GLASS MERCHANTS. Devon Street. We have not a lot of it, tlioso who come early will have tho best choice.

SMART SUBURBS. rjIHE Owner has decided to Sjli THIS VALUABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE. It Las been cut up into 5 first class twenty-acre sections, all with, splendid level frontages, and BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. Situated in that healthy locality, Smart Road, and HANDY TO RAILWAY AND TOWN. Tko Sections are tlio Very Best in the Market. The Sections will DOUBLE IN VALUE. The LOW PRICE, £25 per acre, defies competition, and makes them A SAFE aiul PROFITABLE SPECULATION. For full particulars, plans and terms apply— E. J. OARTHEW & CO, Land Agent. Telephone 170. . 'P.O. 133.

YOUR LAST CHANCE TOR MAGIII CURIOS RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. MBS KENNINGTON (late "But terworth's") intends disposing of her whole collection of MAORI CUIiIOS At tlie Cliris tchurch International Exliibiltou, if not sold out before. ALSO FOlt SALE, The Commodious Sliop and Dwelling at present occupied by Mrs Kennington, known as "THE OLD CUEIOSITY SHOP" ■ Devon Street THREE LEADING LINES. And tlie most up-to-dato, aro tlie British and Contincniii: i Pianos. The Wonderful Wertheim Sewing Machine. Tho Xew Block Light. Head tlie following: It is as though you were reading by daylight, so bright, pure and steady is this wonderful, white light. Used with any kind of gas, and guaranteed brilliancy of 300 candle power, equal to ten electr®bulbs. WHEN YOU READ THE GAS BILL by tho Block Light, you will arid that you have been having twice .ho light at half the cost of the older system of lighting. Without a Block Light in your home you are wasting gas and getting inferior light. JOHN UPTON AND SON Near Bewley and GriQiths', Devon Street i'JANO TUNING. MR C. W. COKER, Certificated Tuner, from Messrs John Brinsmead and Sons, London, is prepared to tune and repair Pianos in town or country. Mr T. Avery, Stationer, Devon Street, will be pleased to gceive all orders