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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION, ON THE FARM, MOKAU KIVER, (17 miles from Mokau Township.) THURSDAY, 15th JULY. NEWTON KINO, TTAS received instructions' from tht Public Trustee, in the Estate of th* kte Andrew Kelly, to sell by public iftuj* tion on the property as above,— WITHOUT RESERVEi >7Q DAIRY COWS , 10 2-year springing heifers 30 mixed yearlings 19 mixed cattle 2 3-year draught fillies 3 draught mare's 1 mare and foal 8 breeding sows (in farrow), 1 sow an) litter, 19 store pigs, 1 boar. ALSO,-. All farm implements, etc., butter-mak* ing plant, saw-milling plant mi general sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: , The Clydesdale stallion, "PRINCH IVANHOE" ("Lonsdale Again"* "Miss Ivanhoe"), foaled 20th N» vemberi 1912. He is quite sound and quiet and fit for service immn diately. Also to be offered by auction at th* same time and place the late An« drew Kelly's interest in section 13* subdivision plan of-Mokau-Mohak»« tino Block 1 F Mokau, containing 1790 acres held under lease for i\ years from Ist July, 1808, at an annual rent of £74 lis Bd, no right of renewal. Approximately < 850 acres in grass, balance in bush. Two houses of 5 and 6 rooms »• spectively, cowshed and OutbuilN ings. Cleared portion subdivide! into four paddocks, situated about} 17 miles up Mokau river, and is «c< cessible either by launch or tracks PULLER PARTICULARS ON APPLtr CATION TO AUCTIONEER. For detailed advertisement see this paper issue of 10th inst. Intending' buyers are requested to book seats early so that the necessary means for attend*' ing the sale can be finally arranged. BY PRIVATE TREATY. SUB-DIVISIONAL SALE. NEWTON KING XT AS received instructions from A. d BRETHERTON, ESQ., to offer by Private Treaty the whole of his wellknown "COLMWORTH ESTATE," com. prising 1580 acres, sub-divided into ( SECTIONS, viz.— SECTION 16, BLOCK 15, HTJIROA SD 560 ACRES (Access from Stanley Road.) ? SECTION 15, BLOCK' 15, HtJIROA SD , 348 ACRES SECTION 14, BLOCK 15, HUIROA SD 237 ACRES SECTION 13, BLOCK 15, HUIROA SD - 244 ACRES SECTIONS 13, 14 and 15 have, front. ages to 7 the Mnnawarfti Road. SECTION 11, the Homestead Sectiob, contains 200 acres and fronts the Ahuroa Road, and is situated 5} miles from Stratford Borough by metalled road an] 2 miles from Toko P.O. and Railway Station. Half the land is ploughable, the quality of the soil is good, and grows turnips capable of keeping 100 lambs to the acre for one month. This is a good opportunity to obtain a farm so centrally situated. TERMS are exceptionally easy, and * large proportion of the can remain for 5 years at 8 per cenjt POSSESSION-AUGUST 2nd, 19# | Any further information can be obtain* ed from the Auctioneer. £3OO CASH < 800 ACRES > Freehold, situated two miles from township, on metalled road; all in grass but about 100 acres bush, 400 aires or -more ploughable, 80 acres rich river flat; subdivided into nu» merous sheep-proof paddocks. Buildings: Two five-roomed houses and shed. Carrying capacity: 75Q breeding ewea, 200 dry cattle. A good herd of cow's could he milked on part of this property if desired. Price, £lO 10s per acre; £3OO cash, balance arranged. .Reason for selling holding too much land. Further particulars on application to NEWTON KING LAND DEPARTMENT, INGLEWOOD. GET A FREE SAMPLE OF i pALMERSTON TALAGALLA TEA THEN YOU'LL BUY THE HALF CHEST.