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Taranaki Daily News, 29 April 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION GOOD TEMPLAR HALT* WEDNESDAY MAY 3. L A. NOLAN AND CO. JJAVE received instructions from Mr. C'H. DREW, who is leaving for England, to sell .by Auction the whole of his furniture, comprising:- „ DINING- AHD S SITTING ROOMS.— IPdano (Chappell, splendid order), music stool, modern oak sideboard, chesterfield in green Utrecht velvet, 2 easy chairs in green tapestry, new Axminster carpet (15 x 12), 4 rimu and 2 puriri dining chairs (velvet seats'), writing bureau, solid brass standard lamp, cathedral gong clock, 2 Angora hearth rugs, brass hanging lamp, 3 rattan chairs, dinuer set, tea service, copper kerb and dogs, oak bookshelf, mounted wiM boar's head, fcrnstand and fern, pictures and paintings, hearth rugs.

BREAKFAST ROOM - Hand-curved stained kauri sideboard, Wilton pile carpet (new, 12 x 9), kauri table, fine old oak clock, Decca Dulcephone and records (splendid instrument), 8 bentwood chairs, wood and coal cabinet, crockery, book.?, pictures, 2 card tables, brass fender and irons. HALL—Handsome hallstand and seat to match, hall rack, Dutch clock, assortment maidenhair and asparagus ferns, Turkish square, green hanging lamp, linoleum, slip mats, pictures, BEDEOOM9 —Two double Liberty bedsteads, 1 hospital bed, wire and kapoc mattresses, blankets and linen, hand-carved wardrobe with mirror, duchess and t.b. m.t. washtand to match, new Axminater carpet (12 x 9), green tapestry square, duchess pair, toilet set, new duchess chest, washstand, towel horse, hearth rugs, linoleum, cork bath mat, adjustible shaving mirror.

KlTCHEN—Perfection Oil Store and 1 Oven, aluminium cooking ntensila, table, kitchen utensils, flour bin, crockery and cutlery, fender and iroas, linoleum.

Sundries—3%-h.p. Triumph motorcycle, 2 »ets golf clubs (lady's and gent.'s), wheelbarrow, ballbearing mower, roller, lady's and gent's f.w. bicycles, wringer, batlis, knife-cleaner, carpenter's *nd garden tools. The majority of above furniture is practically new. It is all in first-class »rder and can be inspected at the 'hall on morning of sale.

'.AND FOR SALE. 200 ACEES GOING CONCERN. Situated 8 miles from Railway Station and 2J hours' motor drive iron?, Aitckland. 15 § AORES W HITE 'p i:sTE AND JJAUK) J)RAL\ T ED OWAMP, IN RICH PASTURE. Balance of land easy hills; all in grass, with exception of about 20 acres.

Owner milking at present 31 cows. Farm -will carry; easily 50 cows in its pieseat state and considerably more with little further improvements. MILKING MACHINE, ENGINE AND SEPARATOR GO WITH THE PLACE FINE NEW MODERN HOME OP 6 ROOMS, containing latest conveniences. Man's whare, milking shed, and full ranje of outbuildings i PRICE, £25 PER ACRE. STOCK AT VALUATION.

Owner will accept £6OO deposit from good man and sell as a going concern, or take £450 deposit for land without Hvo stock. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 147, QUEEX STREET, AUCKLAND. FULL STOCKED FARM FOR EXCHANGE. ACRES near Stratford, 100 acres ploughable, balance good hills; »s a going concern with about 000 tip-top ewes and about 100 head of young cattle. Owner will take a mortgage of about £3OOO in exchange. Stock all free and first mortgage only on farm, 10 acres and new house in Wanganui, equity £1350, mortgage £250, for small farm. £3400 second mortgage for sal*., Equity of £1750 in shop property for interest-bearing property. ARTHUR J. PEACHEY, LAND AGENT.i