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Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. KAPONGA MART "** FRIDAY, JULY 1&. NEWTON KINO JJAS been instructed to sell at abato in the estate of A. O. Williama, ip« ceased, ! ALL THAI 1 parcel of land contained iS Section Sub. 3, Part Section 25i Block XI Kaupokonui S.D, con«j taining 1 Rood, together with all' buildings thereon. • Section has a frontage on Main Street, ( Kaponga of 86 feet and depth of 222 feat, \ an:l is one of the best sites in the town.' Building is known as old Doa&fon ' Stables, nnd is situated nest to Kaponga Fire Brigade Station. Sale at,l o'clock sharp* ON THE FARM, CARMNGTON BSOAD,S* TUESDAY, JULY .23. NEWTON KING H as received instructions front A. J. Guscott, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction as afcefTQj WITHOUT RESERVE* 75 6-tooth ewes in lamb . line) SO lambs 7 choice dairy cows (whole. ltnd]| in calf to pedigree Jersey MS 0 empty 20-month heifers, 6 Ai month steers, 4 yearlings, gig mare quiet and reliable, }-dranght« maro (all harness), s.t Maasey 'plough, disc lever and board Hari rows, spring car,t land harness, • sledge farm harness, Whipple tree# ' and chains, gig and harness id good order, 20-gullon milk eaaaad buckets, C socks potatoes, chunij puriri strainers, rimu firewood; usual farm tools, wheelbarrow, H sheets iron, saddle and all household furniture, including * 2 rimu woodon bedsteads and ihat* ,tresse!f, duchess, large minor# marble top washstand, 4 high* back dining chairs, wooden curb# dining and kitchen tables, hanging lamp, sideboard with lane mino} 6 wooden chairs, bath, Methven copper and wooden tubs, linoleums and all gundriejf B, child's pony (quiet), On account Mr. R. Gilbert*' 90 4-tooth to fja, ewes in-'l»&> 20 lambs On acount Mr. A. C. eold his farm: : 16 dairy cows S Holstein 2-year heifeM,' mare (any harness}, 1 Iti filly by "Here I Com#*/ ! horn 2-year heifer, 8 weaW steers, 11 Shorthorn veufij' heifers, aged gelding, disc harratr»| Massey-Harris mower,' MaaaeJ plough, 0 milk cans and Light Luncheon frov&M. } SALE AT 1250, SALE OF JUNCTION SpAD-jf. NEWTON KINQ JJAS received instructions from MjEUCi F. PEARCE to sell by Publio tion as above at the Mart, Plymouth, on Saturday, July fct-fl p.m.: 87% ACRES FREEHOLD, aitnatttt right on the comer of the June* tion and Kent Roads. Good buildings on the property, which is cd\ ploughable. Fall pari ticulars from Auctioneer, SALE BY MORTGAGEE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1918. AIEWTON KING JJAS received instructions to offer the undermentioned property for salt by public auction at his Mart, Devon Street, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, the 2nd day of August 1910, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon: ALL THOSE parcels of land situate in the Provincial District of Tan* naki containing 157 acres 2 rotodi more or less being Rural Allotment Numbered fll and Parts Ra« ral Allotments numbered 94 and t 85 on the official Record map of" the Omata District BOUNDED to- ' wards the North West by RuYaf Allotment numbered 89 links), towards the North East r by Frankley Road (4857 links) wards the South East by part Ru« ral Allotment numbered 05(abotft 2500 links) and towards the SotrthT West by Nakara Stream, vStk. dwelling thereon. The above property will be offered U» sale on behalf of the First Mortgagee la' exercise of the Powers of Sale Deed of Mortgage registered Numtwif 32705 (Taranaki Registry). The satt'ir under the conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at New Plymouth pursuant to the provisions of "The Property Law Act 1908". The Mortgagee's application and est!« mate of value of the land may be seen at the Registrar's office at any timo within office hours without payment of a ny foe. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to the Auction eer, or— 1 MESSRS. ROY & NICHOLSON, Solicitors for the Mortgagee,