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Taranaki Daily News, 12 April 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. JUNE. Wednesday, 18—John Hodge, Matukaroa, Patca. Saturday, 21—Frederick Dorn, Inalia (in conjunction with Farmers' Co-op.) Tuesday, 24—Richard Canty, Taiporohenui, Hawera. Wednesday, 25 W. A. Schmidt, South Road, llawera. Thursday, 2(i—John Walsh, Rawhitiroa (in conjunction with Newton King) Friday, 27—Michael Mullaly, Stuart Road, Eltham. Saturday, 28—Bart Dufltill, Jr., Tokaora. Monday, 30—Jus. McDonald, Dalziel Road, 'JL'e Roti. JULY. Tuesday, 22—D. J. Willis, Ararata. STRATFORD SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, APRIL 15. ,At 12 noon. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. sell by auction, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association: 20 fat and forward cows 15 store cows 00 mixed weaners 15 20-month to 2J-year in-calf heifers 100 f.m. ewes Also, on account of Wm. Huzziff, Esq., who has sold his farm: 05 good 45 choice 2i-year in-calf heifers (Jersey cross) ® 25 mixed cattle

land land ESTATE OF JOHN MeGREGOR, ESQ., GOBDONJON. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS HAMILTON, been in.struettd by the Owner to offer this beautiful Property by PUBLIC AUCTION in the KING'S THEATRE, HAMILTON, on the 24th APRIL, 1919, at H a.m. The property has been subdivided into IS compact Dairy Faims, ranging from 57 to 260 acres. REMEMBER 'his Pnperty is situated between the GORDONTON CHEESE FACTORY and the new DRIED MILK FACTORV to be erecttd at TAUPIRI. This Factory is no myth, it is under way. CAN YOU RE. I US I:' what the establishment of the Factory means to this 'listrict? The price of Butter Fat will be doubled. CALCULATE what advance in LAND PRICES this means. DON'T WAIT '1 ILL THIS ADVANCE ! AKES PLACE,BBUrl r NOW and reap the benefits. LOW RESERVES. EASY TERMS EVERY SECTION IS READY FOR DAIRYING ON. .. LOOK AT THE TERMS. 5 per cent, down and 5 per cent, on date ol possession, 5 per cent, in 12 months. Plans are now reaay. SEND FOR ONE. Our Car> are at your Service. We will personally conduct intending BUYERS over the Block. It is rarely suc> opportunities arise of buying Land in this District on such exceptionally easy Termq. DON'T FORGET THE DATE—APRIi, 24tj, 1919.

TO PROSPECTIVE LAND BUYERS! 299 ACRES Freehold, 250 in grass, right along side sea-coast; good cutting up proposition; handy to New Plymouth by metalled road. Tiie property is subdivided into 17 paddocks, being practically all level and all ploughable; watered by permanent streams; in fact, water in every paddock; carrying all year itmnd 84 cows, 13 horses; at present carrying 84 cows, 13 horses, 53 head cattle. The owner informs me that he wintered this number las'; year; school, post office and factory are within 2 miles. BUILDING?—2 fi-roomed houses, 2 cowsheds, concrete floor, 8 bails each 2 milking machines. An absolute snip at £32 10s per acre, £IOOO cash, balance can be arranged to suit buyer. Intending land buyers cannot do better (ban inspect the above property before buying elsewhere. The land is capable of imp'rovemets, and in a very short time, will be worth £6O per acre. Good fishing within a stone's throw of the farm. NEWTON KING, Land Department, INGLEWOOD