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Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1919, Page 8

SALES "BY AUCTION. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO, LTD. CALENDAR OP CLEARING 1 SALES, JULY. Monday, 7—J. F. Williamson, iSakaramea Yards. Monday, . S. Blake and Sons, Ivakaramea Yards. Tuesday, B—John8 —John Casserlcy, Ohangai. Wednesday, B—J. F. McGregor, Meremere. Saturday, 12—Robert Wood, Mangaliume, Opunake. Wednesday, 16—A. E. Watinns (in conjunction with Newton King), Hawera yards; sale of pedigree Jerseys and grade cows Thursday, 17—William Hallett, Tahora. Tuesday, 22—D. J. Willis, Ararata. ON THE PREMISES, OPUNAKE. SATURDAY, JULY 5, At 12.30 sharp. R. MORRISSEY & CO., rave been favored with instructions from "'Mrs. (Dr.) Barron, who is leaving the district, to sell; Her superior household furniture and effects, including: Piano and seat, sideboard, wardrobe (mirror front), 2 duchess sets, washstand, drawing-room chairs, occasional table, 2 double wooden bedsteads, single bedstead, bedroom couch, hall stand, dining table, kitchen tables and chairs, wooden cot, roller-top desk, kitchen dresser (glass doors), linos, 3>linds and rollers, house cow in milk, jowls, ducks and sundries. IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE— On account of Mr. S. Partes, who is .leaving Opunake: His superior household furniture, etc., comprising: Sideboard, j chesterfield, ottoman, settee, I dining table, 4 easy chairs, cosy corner, oval table, dining-room chairs, double bedstead and bos mattress,) single and 5 bedsteads, s duchess, washstand, book-case, linos, carpet square, pictures, 3 hanging lamps, carpet sweeper, wicker jars, Perfection stove, crockery, Planet Junior (new), garden roller, lawn mower, garden tools, hand separator, wheelbarrow, 14ft ladder, step ladder, small lot timber, White Leghorn fowls, cow in milk, 2 Jersey cross yearling heifers and lot sundries. NOTHING CHEAPER OFFERING. 197 ACRES, 6-roomiid house, shed, etc., close to factory, school, and post; about half plougbable; well fenced, very clean; carry about 25 cows and 200 sheep. Price only £l3 tos per acre; terms, £SOO cash. Apply— J. SUTHERLAND. INGLEWOOD. E. R. KLINGENDER, LAND AGENT, MORRIN SVILLE. 1500 ACRES. Fine block of easy country, including about 600 acres suitable for dairying. (There is a dairy farm of 200 acres included in this block, milking 50 lows. Good house of five rooms. Cowshed and all conveniences.) Next door to school. Good road, About seven miles from Morrinsville. There is also about 200 acres of best swamp land which has been drained. Price for whole block, £7 15s per acre. £SOO cask is required as deposit; balance arranged. This is a great opportunity for speculator or genuine farmer. A GOING CONCERN. 223 very good dairy land. Large house of eight rooms; 12bail cowshed, milking machines, separator, etc. Every convenience. Stock includes 45 picked dairy cows, 14 heifers, 1 bull, 6 horses. All necessary agricultural implements. Price, £35 per acre. £I4OO cash Balance arranged. w AQRps, with good 5-roomed house; I 1, carr 7 45 cows; well sheltered and #ell'watered (milking plant included). Price, £OS per acre; £SOO caih; balance 6 per cent. 51 ACRES, near Hawera; carrying 35 head; all level. Price, £lO6 per acre, including engine and machines; £ISOO cash, balance 6 years 54 per 60 AGRES,.nearHaMer&;> 4-roamed house, <®rrj.~g 35 head; miles from Eehooi -ad factory. Price £OO per acre; £9OO cash, balance. 3| and 6 per cent. "147 ACRES; 4 miles from Hawera; good convenietat 6-iomned house; cany 55 cows well; well watered; 1$ miles from school and factory; milking pteut inoluded. Price, £55 per acre; £>l2oo cash; balance &J and 6 per cent. 0. , ACRES, near Elth&m, at £55 per acre; £IOOO cash. • 250 ACRES, near Eltham, at £45 pen acre; £IOOO cash, or will lease for 3' years at 45i per aore, with compalt sory purchasing clause- at £-50 per j acre. i Other Farms quoted: on application.. j C; E." HOtLARD 3 Land and Estate Agent, Hfewetait Telephone 511 TJRENUI • WAITARA - NEW ECJf. MOUTH MOTOR SERVICE. Leaves Urenui daily at 8 a.m., Wftitanff.lsajn. Leaves New PlymoutV33o3patii<i (far -Urenui), 4.30 p.m. i ; .■'••• ~ ARTHUR J. SMITH. -