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SALES BY AUCTION. T'HE FARMERS'. CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. LIST OF SALES FOR MARCH— Manaia—Tuesday, 7. Hawera Supplementary Sheep Fair —Wednesday, 8. 'Auroa—Friday, 10. Okaiawa—Monday, 13. .Eltliam—Wednesday, 15. Hawera—Thursday, 18. Opunake—Monday, 20. Manaia—Tuesday, 21. Auroa—Friday, 2-1. Okaiawa—Monday, 27. Eltliam—Wednesday, 20 Hawera—Thursday," 30, Kaponga—Friday,' 31. Special Notice.—The Rules and Regulations of the Tsranaki Auctioneers' Association will come into force is from January I, 1916. MANAIA SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, MARCH 7. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW NEW ZEALAND, LTD., sell by public auction as above: 24 fat cows 5 fat heifers 35 store cows 30 picked heifers in calf 100 mixed weaners (good) >5 bulls -0 pijrs 50 fat woolly lambs 50 fat lambs ' ' 150 store lambs 150 store ewes 200 sacks barley 100 posts IMPORTANT LAND SALE. THE SYMES ESTATE WAYERLEY TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, MARCH 24. f'HE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION OF N.Z., LTD. (Hawera), in conjunction with FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO.. LTD. (Wanjtfmii), have been instructed br MESSRS. A. E. and A. SYMES, who are retiring from farming for health reasons, to sell their freehold and leasehold properties, comprising— HOMESTEAD, WHENUAKURA, subdivided into 3 freehold farms of frem 109 to 150 acres, and wonchvill of Native Lease of 95 a«e,=, jl years to run. i'ATMKK'S ESTATE, WHENUAKURA, subdivided into 5 freehold farms of from 84 acres to 124 acre;: also, f-nodwill of Harbor Board lease of 153 acres.

MUL'UAHAKI ESTATE, subdivided m*o :i freehold farms of from 354 to AM acres; a'so the fallowing freehold adjoining, comprising Section ;S!tt, lilock XII., Wairoa S.D, 101-1-1!), with woolshcd, yards and dwelling, and Sections 4!), 40a, 38, 54. . r >3, totalling 40Sa Ir, Block XIV, Xiiknmaru 8.1)., and the foliowining coastal leaseholds (goodwill): Runs Xos. S, !), 10, block XIV, Nukumani S.D., totalling 384.' acres, present rental (Id per acre; Runs Xos. 5, li, and 7, Block XH., Wairoa S.T)., totalling 707 acres 2 roods, present rental 2s per acre, with compensation improvements; Eerrv Reserve Sections 3 and 4. lilock XII., Wairoa S.D., rental 7s per acre. MOTUUOA. Property subdivided into three freehold farms, comprising 000 acres (known an McLean's|, 1400 acres (known as Cameron's!, find latter includes 170 acres Education lease. OTAUTO RESERVE (Patoa). The goodwill of Sub. 1 part Section 10, comprising 203 acres, and Sub. 11, part Sections !i and 10, comprising 300 acres; present rental, 13 s Hd per acre; about 20 years to run. W.O. Settlement Reserve under the ISO2 Act. Full compensation for improvements, with perpetual right of renewal.

M)l l'..—l Ins sale should command the attention of those in search of land, by reason of the excellent quality of the land to be offered, blocks being available for fattening, dairying or sheep farming, irgo portion of the YVhenuakura pro- , :y is not to be equalled in the district. The Otauto Reserve is also first quality land. The Moumahaki property is highly adapated or fat lamb raisins and cattle fattening, and grows good root crops; it will, with the growth of facilities, be excellent for dairying. The Moturoa property, which is hilly, usually winters 2 sheep, besides a largo number of cattle. Our Land Representative, Mr. Candy, will be prepared to show intending buyers over the above properties. * Cars will leave the office at Hawera on Friday, 10th March, and Tuesday, Hth March, at 0.30 a.m. Prospective buyers are asked to notify at tlie office t'lieir wish to inspect before the dates menTen per cent, cash on fall of hammer, 5 per cent, in 12 months, a further 5 per cent, in 24 months, balance on mortgage fl years at "> per cent., with the exception of Otauto Reserve, which is subject to 53 per cent, interest. Plans and Conditions of Bale are in preparation and will shortly be available at the olliecs of the Auctioneers, or at the office of Mr. 0. H. Graham, Solicitor, Waverlev. SATURDAY, MARCH ft, 1016. MATTHEWS, CAMLIN & CO. JJAVK received instruction* from E. VICKF.RS, Esq., to od'er at their Mart in Inglcwood on the above date. Sections .137. 348, 34!), and part 33S Inglcwood Borough, with frontage nu Rata Street (Mountain Roadj, of !)!) feet, and 132 feet on Cutfield Street. Situated opposite the Ingleivood railway station and three chains lro'm the Inglcwood Hotel. The property will be offered in four lots, TERMS: Half-cash; balance can remain on Mortgage at 0 per cent for Ave } ears. Thi s property being Freehold and situated in such a central position, it should prove a very profitable investment.

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Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1916, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1916, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1916, Page 8

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