SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. NEWTON KING TT-iS received instructions from Messrs (iill Bros, to sell by auction at his Hart, New X'lymouth, on Saturday, 7c)i November, tlieir Farm on the l'uniho lloail near Okato, comprising 071) acre?, more or less, in one or more lots as follows: LOT 1. 401 ACRES, '"-'"'K Subsections 0 and 7, Section 4, Block X., Cape S.D.; all in grass except about 40 acres bush; we ll fenced and subdivided, level and well watered; large cowshed with concrete floor, dairy factory and fittings, all in good workiti" order, Annual rental £32 8s sri! Twenty-one years to run from Ist October, 1808. LOT 2. 35$ ACRES, being Sections 1 and UUU 11 Block XI., Cape S.lj,;' all in grass except little shelter; liusli, well fenced and subdi-' vided. Annual rental .£2l; 2! j years to run from 14th August,/ 1890. LOT 3. 225 Ai:KES > lK ' in S Subsection 1!, of Section (!, Block X., Cape 5.1).; all in grass except about 8 acres shelter bush, well iencsii. and subdivided. Annual rentil ;Clli lis lid; 21 years to run | ( f , from Ist October, 1808. These properties are all held on lea ie under the West Coast Settlement Reserves Act, 1802, with perpetual rights of renewal, rentals to be assessed every 21 years at 5 per cent, on unimproved value. Sale at 2 o'clock. (
BY AUCTION at XE W PLYMOUTH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1003.
NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOUR RESERVES, KNOWN AS KAWAU PAH. L, A. NOLAN & CO. In conjunction with WEBSTER BROS, AVE received instruction from the
New Plymouth Harbor Board to sell by auction on the ground, at 2 p.m., on MONDAY, November 23: THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE BUSINESS AND WAREHOUSE SIXESLOT I.—Corner Section, frontage 40 feet to Currie Street, by 70 feet to Uill Street. A valuable warehouse site, on opposite corner to Messrs. Burgess, Eraser's pre-
LOTS 2 & 3—Two Sections, each 40 feet frontage to Currie Street bv 70 feet depth, with right of way from Gill Street. LOT 4.-38 feet frontage to Currie Street, 70 feet depth, with right of way from Gill Street. LOT 5.—1 rood 28 perches, 76 fe.st frontage to Currie Street by 177 feet in depth. A very valuaole Lot, abutting on Railway Yards. [N.B.—The value of the buildings at present on this section will be assessed prior to the sale and must be paid for in cash by the purchaser.] LOT o.—Corner Section, liO feet to Currie Street by 41 feet to Gill Street. Another valuable site opposite Lot 1 and Messrs. Cock and Co.'s and Arch. Clark and Son's warehouses. LOTS 10 & 11.—Two Sections, each having a, frontage of 41 feet to Gill Street by GO feet depth. Lot 11 being corner section with GO feet frontage lo Kawau Street. LOT-S 12-25.—Seven Sections fronting Currie Street, and seven sections fronting Kuwait Street, each with deptli of 02 feet, and with frontages varying from 23 to 28 feet.
Above viilnsible leases are oncred to the public for 21 years with perpetual right of renewal at a rental based on the unimproved values. Messrs. GOVETT & QUILLIAM, Or the Auctioneers. NEW PLYMOUTH.
WEBSTER BROS.' DATES 0.1? YARD " AND CLEARING SALES. Koru—Mr. W. A. Haxton—"Weducsdn November 4.
POULTRY, PMS, AND HORSES. WEBSTER BROS. V/triLl, kold a aale of th» abort BVERV SATURDAY at 1 o'clock. iDtriei solicited.
Taranaki Woo), Sheepskin, Hide, and TaliOw Sales, HAYMARKET, STEATFOKD. NISXT SALE, NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, NOV. 25. CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before Thurwlay previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will De forwaiied to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING
Stratford Wool, Hide, SheepsKin and Tallow Sale. TUKSDAI, NOVEJIUKII 25. CLIENTS are requested to forward lots bo aa to reach us by Friday previous. "YOUNG, HOBBS, & CO-
smm Washing by Machinery ■ HIE O.K. WASHING MACIILNV. L is a Imoii to tlic lionscwil'o who, OKEY SON & ARNOLD LTD., ACKXTS, DEVON STRKIST.
HAAKE puxos BECHSTEIN "P IASOS HOPKINSOK P IANoa COLLARD TANOP Prrmiirable from the r.itmsn and continental PTANO COM?AS Y. DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH (Opposite 01;ey, Son ard Arnold's). TUNING AND REPAIRING Bv Comuctent Workmen. h- 15, HOFFMAN Manager-
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 267, 4 November 1908, Page 3
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