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Taranaki Daily News, 3 April 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. N.Z. LOAN & HI.A. GO PUNIWHAKAU SALE. IN MR. THOS. HAYES" YARDS (By liis kind permission). WEDNESDAY, 7th APRIL, 1920. At 1 p.m. ' 8 18-month heifers, r.w.b. 20 IS-month i.e. heifers 10 30-month i.e. heifers 20 18-month i.e. heifers « 12 18-month steers, good 7 Romney rams 300 4, C and f.m. tooth ewe? r>o 4 and (itooth fat wethers 50 lambs. ENTRIES SOLICITED. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. BY AUCTION. 715 ACRES OF CHOICE DRAINED SWAMP LAND. Favored by instructions from the owner, D. BARRY, ESQ., we shall offer for sale by auction at THE HORSE BAZAAR. HAMILTON,' ON THURSDAY, APRIL Bth, at 11 a.m., the above area, subdivided into 7 compact dairy farms, ranging in area from 80 to 135 acres. The property is situate it Puketaha, 6 miles from Hamilton by good road. There is a school on the place, and a large co-operative Cheese Factory at Gordonton, about 3 miles from the boundary. The cream cart also passes eacli day, collecting cream for the Prankton factory. There is a rural mail delivery daily. There is a whare on Section 5, the remaining sections having no buildings: This sale affords ail opportunity to farmers to secure some of the best dairying land in the Waikato. The property is famous throughout the Dominion for its exceptional quality, evidence of which has been demonstrated it the fat stock markets. This block was farmed for many years by James Taylor, Esq., and the large numbers of bullocks fattened on the land inpped the market for value and for quality on many occasions. This is one of the few blocks in the Waikato which may be correctly termed beast to the acre land. The whole area is in • grass. Most of the sections are abundantly watered. For all purposes water may be obtained at almost any desired spot at a depth of 10 to 12 feet. Every section is well cut out of n square block, which has a three-road frontage.

We confidently recommend an inspection of those sections beforj deciding to settle elsewhere. Arrangements may be made with the Auctioneers for Bitch inspection. The Title is Land Transfer. * TERMS:— ~ 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 5 per cent, on possession. • r > per cent in 12 months. Balance 5 years, iH per cent. Plans, conditions of sale, and further information may be obtained at our offices. . THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTION BERING CO., LTD., H AMILTON. NEWTON ICING WQOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OI ; WOOL held at WAIT ABA throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—Tuesday, April 27. Consignments must strive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels on application. NEXT VALUATION—Tuesday, April 13. L. A. NOLAN & CO., GOVERNMENT WOOL AND SKIS BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. QOVE-RNMENT Valuations conducted as under: Wool: At our store, Quay Street, Wal tara. Next "aluation: Tuesday, April 13th. SJieepskins: At our Store, Gill Street New Plymouth, every four weeks. Auction Sales of Hides, Tallow, etc., conmonthly. Next Sale March 30th. MOTOR LORRY FOR HIRE. M Y 2'/s-ton lorry is now available for carrying of any description. Furniture removals undertaken in town or country. Orders left with Taylor and Roberts, Box 22, Inglewood, will receive prompt attention. Orders may be left with M. 0. Butcher, Coaclibuilder, New Plymouth. R. J. MARSH, Egmont Village. CURD BROS., T EADING. QAREI3ES AND FORWARDING AGENTS, INGLEWOOD, Are at the service of the public in any part of the district. They have a 2i-ton motor lorry and other conveyances. All orders attended, to promptly and carried out expeditiously. Orders may be left at Newton Kind's, pr Bos 39, Inglewood.