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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 275, 12 April 1913, Page 6

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OKEY SON AND ARNOLD IN (VOLUNTARY) LIQUIDATION. PENDING disposal of remaining premises, the clearing sale of Wall Papers and Household and General Hardware, at SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOB CASH will be continued. Any goods not in stock procured *t lowest current rates. CENTRAL hARDWARE DEPO'.', DEVON ST.

£5 PER ACRE. 00 ACRLS rk ' h Unil '» W)111NU DISTRICT of BAY OF PLENTY. Splendid sheep and cattle country; part VERY RICH RIVER FLATS, balance nearly all LEVEL TERRACES; only about 150 acres not ploiifrbable, and that is IDEAL SHEEP COUNTRY. DAIRYING IS BEING CARRIED ON BY ONE NEIGHBOR, and on the other side the OWNER IS FATTENING BULLOCKS. EAST COAST RAILWAY is surveyed through this land and MONEY IS NOW ON THE ESTIMATES to CONSTRUCT THE LINE WITHIN SIX MILES of the property. MAIN COACH ROAD also divides the property. THIS BLOCK IS BEING SOLD BECAUSE OP SICKNESS IN OWNER'S FAMILY. EASY TERMS to «ood man. Owner would divide into two or more lots if too big for one client. For further particulars apply this office, or W. A. LIMBRICK, WHAKATANE.