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Taranaki Daily News, 9 February 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION STANDISH STREET, INGLEWOOD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, ISHB. NEWTON KING H as received instructions from Mm. R. 11. TAYLOR to sell by Auction her Household Furniture and Effects, as under: ( WITHOUT RESERVE! Dining table and A chairs, eouches, duchess chests, cupboards, bedsteads, box and wire mattresses, chest drawers, hall curtains, linoleums, mirrors, fenders and irons, marble top washstand, curtains, poles and blinds, kitchen dresser, table and chairs, pictures, grindstone, pair steps, /ashing machine, spray pump, baths, wringer, crockery, tools and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 treadle Singer sewing machine 1 Edison phonograph, with 137 records. Sale at 1 o'clock. STONY RIVER WEAKER FAIR. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. .NEWTON KING hold his Annual Weaner Fair a* above: Entries Invite^. URUTI SHEEP FAIR, . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. NEWTON" KING hold his Annual Sheep Fair as above. Entries Invited. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD CRAZING PROPERTIES. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE R. T. II AT LEY, DECEASED. NEWTON KING TXAS received instructions from the Trustees of the Estate of the late it, T. BATLEY, to sell bv Auction at his Mart, New Plymouth, on Wednesday, the 20th day of March, 1918, the following valuable properties: I LOT 1: The well known coastal property, "TK tvAWAU," consisting of O-J.QA ACRES more or less, together with n-roomed homestead, Woolshed, "i-roomed men's dwelling, and 8-stall stable. The whole fenced and subdivided into '2O sheep-proof paddocks. This property is situated on the sea coast about. 40 miles from New Plymouth, and 3 miles from the Tongaporutu wharf. Post Qffipc, school and store. The Tongaporutii river is navigable for small steamers for landing stores and for the shipment of wool and produce. The main North Road passes through the property, and there is a daily mail and passenger service by motor in summer and coach in winter. About 300 acres of the Estate has been ploughed and laid down in mixed English grasses, 75 acres in turnips ami rape; the balance of the land consists of undulating and hilly country, about 1430 acres being in bush. Wintered about 2000 sheep and 200 head cattle. This property is subject to a mortgage of £9.500, carrying interest at six per cent.

, LOT 2: 4000 ACRES more or loss together with excellent homestead, three men's cottages, largo woolshed, sheep yards and dip, and other improvements, the whole fenced and subdivided into 40 paddocks. This fine property is situated on the Awakino River and two miles distant from the Awakino Township, Post and Telegraph Office, Stove and School. The main North Road passes through the property and provides access either to the Waitara or Te Kuit-i Railway Stations. The whole property with the exception of about 2»0 acres has been felled and grassed. ALSO--1775 ACRKS more or less - 1,11 felled and grassed, situated on the main North Road, distant 4 miles from Piri Piri, and about S miles by road, fenced and subdivided into 20 paddocks with 0-roomcd house, 2 sets sheep yards and holding paddocks, 17 miles of fencing. The property is situated 10 miles from Awakinjo Town >\ wharf and Post Office, and is also distant 8 miles from Malioenui store. These two properties have been worked by the late Mr. Batley as one station and will bo oft'eml as one lot. They are at present carrying 87*>0 sheep and 800 head cattle. They are subject to a mortgage for £20,((00, carrying interest at f>£ per cent. Title under Land Transfer Act. To realise the Estate the Trustees are compelled to sell and the reserve price will be extremely low. TERMS: Ten per cent, on the fall of the hammer,i and the balance in two months from date of sale, the purchaser taking over the Mortgage as part of the purchase money. Full particulars may be obtained upon application to NEWTON KINO, Auctioneer, Land and Finance Agent, New Plymouth. Or to— MESSRS. MARSHALL, MUTTON ANIJ IZARD, Solicitors, Wanjftnui,