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Taranaki Daily News, 2 March 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION "jmi'oktactTali; of freehold (JEAZIKO PROPERTIES. IN THE ESTATE OK THE LATE R. ft BATLEY, DECEASED. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from thi Trustees of the Estate of the lata R. T. BATLEY to sell by Auction ~at his .Mart, New J'lymouth, on Wednesday, the 20th day of March, 1918, the follow ing valuable properties' LOT 1. The well-known coastal property, "A KAWAU," consisting of 31 BO mole or ' e9B ' together with 9-roomed homestead, woolshed, 5-roomed men's dwelling, and 8-stall stable. The whole fenced and subdivided into 20 sheep-proof paddocks. This property is situated on the sea coast about 49 miles from New Plymouth, and II miles from the Tongaporutu wharf, Post Office, school and store. The Tongaporutu river is navigable for small steamers i'or 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 sum* mer and coach in winter. About 300 acres of the Estate has been ploughed and laid down in mixed English grasses, 75 acres in turnips and 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 of cattle. This property is subject to a mortgage of £1)300, carry* ing interest at per cent. LOT 2: 4000 moro or ' o3i3 togetha with excellent homestead, three men's cottages, largo woolshed, sheep yards and dip. and other improvement:;, the \v!uit" fenced and subdivided into 40 paddocks. This fine property is situated on the Awakino Uiver and two miles distant from the Awakino Township, I'ust. and Telegraph Office, StoTe and School. The Main North Road pass":, through the property and provides access either to the Waitara c* Te kuiti Railway Stations. The who. property with (lie exception of about acres has been felled and grassed, ALSO: ! . ■ 5.7'7'i) ACRES.more or less, all felled and grassed, situated on the Main North Road, distant 4 miles from Piri Piri, and about 8 miles by road, fenced and subdivided into 20 paddocks with (i-roo.ncd house, 2 sets sheep yards and holding paddocks, 17 miles of fencing. The property is situated 10 miles from Awakino Township, wharf and Post Ollice, and is also distant 8 mile# from Mahoenui store. These two properties have been wcr':ed by the laie Mr. Hatley as one station and will be otlercd as one lot. They are of present carrying 8750 sheep An* 800 head of cattle. Tliey are subject to a mortgage for .(.'20,000, carrying interest at 5.1 per cent. Title under Land Transfer Act. To realise the Estate (lie Tr.istoes .are compelled to tell and the reserve price will be extremely low. TERMS: Ten per cent, on the fall of the hammer, and the balance in two months from date of sale, the purchase,- taking over the Mortgage as part of the purchase money. Full particulars may be obtained upon application to NEWTON KINO, Auctioneer, l.irml ;>ihl Financial Agent, New Plymouth. Or to— MESSRS. MARSHALL, HL'TTON AND IZARD, Solicitors. Wanganui. CANCEL!. V! lON OF SALE. 'pHE lliii-Acre Farm on the Oiiura Road to have beer. oliV-ed for sple by ordei of the Mortgagee on March 0, lias been withdrawn. NEWTON KING. GASH WE Will give you better results. castingis cheaper and cleaner than any petrol invigoriser. You cm, carry GASTINE in yonr vest poeket, in your mbWi box, or yeur lunch basket. GASTINE— One tablet to the gallon ol petrol will give \on 30 per cent more running. and keep the cy lnuli r of yiMir oil engine or cai perfectly clean. Price—box of 100 tablets 7/6. TARAM'XI' GASTINE AGENCY. Hox 108 Stratford. (iOVERN.MKNT VAI-IJATI'>VS Ol' SIIEEI'SK 1 MS. !IiI)KS, AND CALFSKIN.-!. , JTIE above Valuuii-tm will be Wd i.' Newton King's Wool Store '1t..,. I'Htl, everv four ncel s. Next Valuai'ou—?u>sd:iv, M live. I": Consignments to reach mo r.ot l:u>:r ! tlian FRIDAY. .Iniiv.ei-v 11 ' l ~ . , ' | .mi ice Lar.is and j.-iLels o:i an;.'.:ciii liull NEWTON Kixr:,