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Taranaki Daily News, 23 May 1917, Page 8

SAIES BY ATJCTIOK. RAHOTU YARDS. FRIDAYTMAY 25. NEWTON KING WILL sell at his yards, subject to tW rtiles of tha 'i'aranaki Sij&k "Auaj tioneers' Association:— 15 prime fat cows 35 store and forward sows 75 mixed veanera 12 in-calf heifers 4 springers £N ACCOUNT OF ME. H. R -mr.T;; NGARIKI ROAD--22 dairy cows, nearly all 3rd. calv* ers, and in-calf to pedigree Jert sey bull 12 rising 2-year in-calf 2 5-year draught liorsifsv'(trial) 1 light spring cart mare*(trial) 1 light cart up to } ton 4 milk cans, plough, diisc and-tripod harrows. 1 acre carrots and ftw sundries, " IMPORTANT SALE Of VALUABLE COASTAL DAIRYING FARM. SATURDAY, 2nd newtoT kino JJAS received instructions from the Executors of the Estate of the We J. F. El. STACK tr> sell by at his mart, on Saturday, 2nd June— That valuable 'dairying farm of 437 acres, conveniently situated near the Oka to Township, School, Post Oflk-e, and Saleyards; together with 6roomed dwelling, 12 bail cowshed L.K.C. milking machine with engine and :! pnlsators complete, and othei outbuildings; t!:e whole sub-divided into 11 paddoi-i;-:. TENIRE: West Coa?t Settlement Reservo l-ease, of which Dp acres have 20 years to run at an annual rental of £53 3a 2d, 22 acres liave 21 ycara to run at an annual rental of Hi 2s 6d; 98 acres 3 roods have 10% years to run at rental of £39 10s, with perpetual recur* ring right of renewal. This is a splendid opportunity for any* one to acquire a first-class dairying farm, as the property must be sold in order (j wind up the Estate.

For further particulars apply to-* GOVETT & QUILLIAii. Solicitor*, cr to TUK AUCTIONEER. Sale a; C o'clock p.n:. SALE OP UKEXUI PROPERTY, NEWTON KINO JJAS received instructions from,tlie executor in the esftute or tlio late Arthur (iiblw, to sell by public auction at the Ureimi Salevards on MONDAY. Juna 11: 37 acres 1 rood C.31 perches, being the well-known corner property just adjoining the Urenui township. This propc/ty is vary rich country, ideally situated for any baek country grazers or for homestead sites. Terms 10 par cent, cash, 3 per cent, in 1 year, 5 per cent, in L> years, bitlanco 5 yours at 5 per cent. FULL PARTICULARS PROM THE AUCTIONEER. ' pRIVATE BOARDINC-HOUSb STANNERS ST., ELTHAM. (Nest door to Club and almost opposite Town Hall). Comfortable Hoard. Hoi and cold Haths. Central situation. Terms mod' crate. MRS. J. GROVES, Proprietress. EMPIRE HOTEL, STRATFORD'S POPULAR HOUSfc ARDEN, Mine Host, draws onlj Speight's Beer and has a name fof selling spirit true to label. If you're * <port you'll meet your friends there. Tariff, Bs. pet day. J. B. RICHARDS, (Recently with Mr Newton King), LAND AND ESTATE AGENT.

STRATFORD. V A full knowledge of land values ail® qualities of land in Taranaki is at t'u. disposal o" investors. Special facilities for land-seeuers gfc. * . "" 1 ■ •■■Hi ROYAL MAIL MOTOB 'BUS SERVX* NEW I'LYJIOUTII-INGr,F.WOOD AND INGLEWOOD-NEW PLYMOUTH. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays—LM*f» Masonic Stalilcs at V n.m.. arriving at Inglwil at 8 a.m.leaving Inglewood M 8.10 a.M',' «r----riving at New Plymouth B.4s;'leaving on rtti. il trip at. 4 p.m., arriving at Inglewood at MS '" av, °g-°t 0.30 foi' New Plymouth. luesaava, Thursdays and Fridays—L*nvr* ftiaannic Stahk's k 8 a-iik arriving at Inglewood at 9 a.m.; leavs Inglewood at 915 a.m., arriv* ing at New Plymouth 10.15 a.m.; Imvm New Plymouth J p.m.. arriving InglewooU 5 p.m.; leaving again 5.30 lot New Plymouth, arriving . 6.50 p.m. Pares ns usu*\ Panels as per arrangemer Telephone messages receive prompt attention. W. W. JACKSON*.