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Taranaki Daily News, 20 May 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. LIST OF SALES FOR MAY, 1910. Okaiawa —Monday 22. Elthani —Wednesday 24. Hawera—Thursday 25 Kaponga—Friday 26. Opunake—Monday 20. Manaia —Tuesday 30. Special Notice.—The Rules and Regulations of the Turanaki Auctioneers' Association will come into force as from January \, 1016. OKAIAAVA SALEYARDS. MONDAY, MAY' 22, 1916. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION - SOCIETY OF NEW NEW ZEALAND, LTD., sell by public auction as above: 35 store cows 20 fat cows 15 in-calf heifers 25 mixed weaners 20 3-year in-calf heifers 15 store cows, special line AUCTION. SALE DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1910. L A. NOLAN AND CO. instructed by Mr. F. P. CORKILL acting for the several owners) to offer for Sale by Auction on SATURDAY, May 27, at their Mart, Devon Street, New Plymouth, the following very desirable Freehold Lands r.ittiated 'in the pleasant and progressive suburbs of Fitzroy and Westown. Very moderate reserves have been feed, the owners being desirous of closing accounts, and the properties" may be regarded as in buyers' hands. FITZROY. SPLENDID BLOCK of 2 acres 1 rood 14 perches, sHwued in Sackville Street, a few chsir,? from the Post Office and Tramway Terminus, and abutting ujon the beach about midway between the Henui the Waiwak'aiho Rivers. This land has been laid off in three half-acres, and (-.ic arta of 3 roods 14 perches, but win be put up in one lot, and failiig sale as such it will be offered piecemeal, commencing wit!. the half-acre nearest Devon Street and giving the successful bidder the option of taking the in'xt allotment at the same price i here is no simihir seaside arin available in the borough. Ma?::iileent views of sea, port, and mountain, and an excellent building site on each sub-division. Land Transfer title. NEARER TOWN, CLOSE TO FITZROY STATION (2d Tram Section). BLOCK OF FIVE SECTIONS, containing altogether 1 acre 0 roods 37 perches, situated on Mac Lean Street, whic/i 's now well built upon witli a good class o f residences. The whole will be offered as one lot, and if not so sold the first two allotments (about half an acre], will up (fi'crcd together, and the purchaser will have the option of taking the next adjacent pro rata. Land Transfer title.

.CHILMAN ESTA'E, FITZROY. (Close to 2d Tram Section). HALF AN «3RE, with frontages to Mahoe Street.. Wiiwaka Terrace and Paynter's Lane, the property of a gentleman now resident in Australia. Tb:.- is a nice locality, very conveniently situated, and this lot wi'l make two handy sites into which it has already been surveyed. Land Transfer title. "T ABOUT SEVEN' MINUTES' WALK FROM FITZROY P'ST OFFICE. EXCELLENT LEV.II]. SECTION of 1 rood 4 perches, sr.uatcd on Ropiha Street, ami fenced nil round with a well-grown hed.se of eleagmis. This is a capital site, being near the sea and nevfcctly sheltered. Land Transfer t ; th.\ CLOSE TO CENTRAL PENDARVES S' RESIDENTIAL'SITE with frontages t.: Street and Gilbe fenced and p!. w, good fruit trees can be made on and there is rooi-i Title is Edueati'.: perpetual right' SCHOOL, ON iRGET. of half an acre both Pcndarves rt Street, well id with some A nice garden this property, for two houses, l Reserve with of renewal of SEA VIEW rapidly iijip gher level behln i ROAD. \7ESTOfv*N. orovin;; locality /on the

SECTTOX 00, Tov.-i of Tukapa, 2 acres '.] roods HI) r,i relics—an area sufficiently larw to enable its owner to lay out one o! the most beauiif.nl lionn>stea<ls. It contains a wcl.l-dcfmcd pr.'l istorie Maori pa, and commands particularly fine SECTION 57, 1 acre, close to above. Mostly level, c!<rn grass land. Motor 'bus makes three trips daily, and there are mail deliveries twice a day. A Plan of the Bormi.sh, showing all these sections, may be seen aj the Mart or at the Office cf Mr V. P. Corkill, Xational Bank- Chambers, from whom any further infuimation may be obtained. EPHOS BASIC PHOSPHATE. JJK. R.'THNGLE (Stratford), has been advised that the above will arrive in Wellington towards the end of nevi week—May 2fltli. i'.w. gGMONT J^OUNTAIN HOUSE. "yiA New Plymouth or Inglewood. Open all the Winter. Special winter tariff 8s Cd per day. Accommodation and meals exactly same as in the summer season. Telephone "Tahuramyi." H. Williams, manager