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Taranaki Daily News, 28 February 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. AX THE MART, STRATFOPTX V SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23. T. I. LAMASON Poultry, and general produce, etc., 1 tent, push bicycle, kitchen dresser, wash-stand, baby hig.. chair, child's rocker, dining and kitchen tables, one 9-piece drawing room sv.ite, wire' mattresses, bedsteads, bedding, electric heater, Quaker bath, one 60-gal. separator, pump and general sundries; also a large quantity of fruit, comprising bottling pears, cooking and dessert apples, peaieb.es, plums, tomatoes. SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. * -r' | FURNITURE SALE. n., •. a ..UESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920, At the Residence, Pembroke Road (just i off Broadway.)

T. (.'LAMAGON JJAS received instructions from Mr. N. J. King, who is leaving the district, to sell the whole of his superior Household Furniture and Effects, comprising:— HALL—Carpet square (good velvet pile), two carpet runners, mohair slips and rugs (to match), hall ebairs (in leather), flower and pot stands, hall-stand, hall seat, one handsome hall tahie. DRAWING ROOM-Chesterfield and 2 chairs to match, 2 fancy inlaid mahogany cliairs, 1 carpet square (Wilton pile) with rugs to match, brass fender and irons, pedestal flower pot.

DINING ROOM-Extension table, 6 oak dining chairs, carpet square and rugs to match (velvet pile), wardrobe, carved bedsteads, kapoe, flock and wire mattresses, pedestal, commode, duchess and occ. table, carpet square, two lounge chairs, wooden kerb, one massive 6x6 oak, rimu and walnut side-board (magnificent piece), book case (glass front). BEDROOM—One 4xo iron bed, box mSttresa, Scotch chest, dress table, large mirror, linoleum, bedroom ware, dueliess,

wire stretcher, bedding, 3ft iron bed, writing table, pigeon hole, book shelves. SUNDRIES—Meat safe, kitchen table, bentwood chairs, kitchen cupboard and 'cabinet, fender, electric iron and toaster, wringer, mangle, Perfection stove, 2 pairs step-ladders, carpet-sweeper, clothes basket, milk pans, flour and sugar bins, garden hose, lawn mowers, large pres. pan, garden tools, cross-cut sa\V9, kitchen utensils, quantity of firewood and endless sundries too numerous to mention. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—AII the above is of the best, and in first-class order.

<REAT CUBDIVISIONAL QALE TWENTY-EIGHT RICH DAIRYING & FATTENING/ARMS. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD. 'RE instructed by Mr. Laclilan T. McLean to sell by Public Auction in THE DRILL HALL, FEILDING, TUESDAY, 23rd MARCH, 1020, At 2 p.m., His famous KOPANE Property, comOOA ACRES, in twenty-six farms from 29 acres to 4S acres, close to Rongotea, Fcilding, and Palroerston North. Some of the Best Land in New Zealand, and nearly all flat Watered by artesian wells. Well fenced. Each section has good road frontage and homestead site. Cottage on KQQ ACRES close to Cheltenham (Feilding) in two farms of 238 acres and 270 acres, heavy flat and undulating land. Well watered and subdivided. No buildings. Good frontage to Waituna Road and Kimbolton Road respectively.

ONKOPANE: 5 per cent on fall of hammer. 5 per cent, in 12 months from date of sale. 10 per cent (or improvements) in 2 years from date of sale. Balance in 5| years at 5J per cent. Same terms on Cheltenham sections, except that balance of purchase money is to he paid in 5 years instead of 5J years. POSSESSION 30th APRIL, 1020. NOTE. —Dairy factories and schools are handy to KOPANE & CHELTENHAM sections. The farms are in the heart of a most prosperous dairying and fattening district, and the exceptional terms will apnea! to buyers of good land who have For plans, etc, apply to— Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd., at Feilding, or Wellington, Napier, Gisborne, Masterion, and Dunedin; or (heir Agents, .Johnston and Davies, Rangitikei Street, Palmcrston North. Also Graham & Reed, Solicitors, Feilding.

When yw ask your Chemist or stoie for Sharland's Magnesia see that you get it. Jt is perfect in composition and the best that moiev can buy. Sold everywhere.