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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 322, 22 January 1908, Page 3

TO-DAY NEWTON KING lylU soil l>y am-lion nt hi, !•' .Mart, .lames Line - Nectarines, tomatoes Sale at 2 o'clock. lISIJAY, JANUARY 2a. NEWTON KING yyil.L sell by auction at his yard* 9i\(\ -MIXED CATTLK. SIONDAY, JANUARY 27. NEWTON KING "JAS received instructions from .Mr. Hy. Lett, wlio lias Hold Ids farm, ) sell liy auction, without reserve, on lie Farm, at the foot, of the Zig-Zag, unction Road, as above, THE WHOLIi 01'' HIS FARM AND DAIRY STOCK, consisting of--21 2 and 3-year-old heifers 3 good milch eown

IMPORTANT SALIi OF SAWJUILLINti PROPERTY. SATURDAY, FJSRRCARY 1. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions to sell by auction at hie mart, Devon-street, New Plymouth, on Saturday, Ist February, 1908, the whole of the Oakura yawmilling Company's Property, Stock ami Chattels, etc., consisting of— The freehold of IVJ'/., acres, bciil" Sections 73 and 77, Block 1, Oakura, Egraont S.D. (subject to instalment mortgage to Government Advances to Settlers Ollice of about £sll l(Js). The timber and tramway lights over 1087 acres bush land. The complete saw-milling plant, «i.e. To be sold in one lot, as a going concern.

AUCTION SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23. WEBSTER BROS TTAVE received instructions from Mr iWin. Courtney to sell on the ground at Chilman's Extended:— THE BALANCE OF THE UNSOLD SECTIONS, the upsets of which are so low that they arc bound to command buyers, and the terms of payment easier than anything that has ever been offered before, viz., 10 per cent, at (all of hammer, 10 per cent, in cue month, balance to bo divided into three bills at four, eight, and twelve months at 5 per cent., or buyers can pay onethird cash and balance can remain at 5 per cent., or eaeh buyers will be allowed 2 '/.per cent, discount on 75 per cent, ol purchase-money.

Free Express will leave our Mart at 2 o'clock. Should day be wet, Bale will be held in Fitzroy Hall. SALE OF SECTJEOxXS, WITH FOUR COTTAGES. CHILMAN'S, FITZROY. THURSDAY", JANUARY M. WEBSTER BEOS TTTAVE received instructions from the owners to sell on the ground after the sale of Chilman's Extended—--1 ACRE OF LAND, WITH i (JOTTAOES, live and six rooms each, with a full ([iiarter-acre of land. The cottages are almost new have ail conveniences, and front iug l'aynter's i.aue and Alahot Street. Two of the cottages an let to good teuanls, and all ii goud repair. Full particulars with the Auctioneers WEBSTER BROS.

O.UATA KALEYARDS. FRIDAY, JANUARY U. WEBSTER BROS VyiLL sell at their Uwatu. Yards on Friday, January 21— OAA HEAD CATTLE 20 good 12 to 18 monthe stccra 1 draught horse, guaranteed AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25. L. A. NOLAN h CO AVK received instructions from vlnnii it may concern to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE— Overmantel (took first prise at Exhibition), sideboard, 2 pairs mounted staghorne, • conch, duchess eliest, wardrobe, set fretwork shelves, 2 single bedsteads, kitchen dresser, 8 pairs ligl\t sashes and frames, 4 sashes, 3 ledge, doors, ainglcliarrel gun, bookcase, hallstand.

COUNTY OF TAKANAKL [RATEPAYERS uro hereby notified that all rates remaining unpaid after ! lIIUESDAY, 20th February, 1008, will je charged ten per cent, extra, under section CO, "Rating Act, 1804." JOSEPH BROWN, County Chairman. New Plymouth, January 10th, 1008. TATARAIMAKA ROAD BOAKD. rpilE Clerk will be in attendance at Mr, Morris' residence, Tataraimakn, from 12 to 2 o'clock on MONDAY, 3rd February. All Rates unpaid after that date will, he charged an extra 10 per E. C. MEREDITH, Clerk.