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Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. N.Z. LOAN & M.A.GO QALENDAR OP CLEARING QALEB. AUGUST: Monday Oth—T. S. Cox, Opunako. PALMER ROAD. FRIDAY, JULY 16. 20 forward and store cows 3 fat cows 10 3-year Jersey and Jersey cro« heifers (in calf) On account of Messrs. Harris Bros.— 100 mixed yearlings (off turnips) SALE OF PEDIGREE CATTLE. A. St, P. SHOW GROUNDS. HAWERA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. Present entries comprise: ■ JERSEYS, SHORTHORNS, HOLSTEINS & AYRSHIRES. From best breeders in Taranaki. Further Entries Solicited.

NEWTON KING WOOLBROXrR. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OP WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the year, SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels on application.

L. A. NOLAN & CO., GOVERNMENT WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. GOVERNMENT Valuations conductej as under— Wool: At our store, Quay Street, Wai- • tara.• Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Street, New Plymouth, every four weeks. Auction Sales qi Hides, Tallow, etc., conducted monthly. TWO MAGNIFICENT FARMS. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. 2QQ ACRES Magnificent Drained land, rich marine deposit, along with which is thrown in another 140 acres reclaiming flat which only needs 36 yards to the chain to be added to the stop bank to bring it in. There are miles of tiled drains, and the property is considered equal to the finest in the Dominion. The 260 acres all in grass, 17 paddocks. Residence G rooms, good 4-room-ed cottage, 8-bail milking shed, stables, sheds. Bounded on three sides by river. Goods can be landed by steamer on the paddocks. Wintered 160 cattle (ineluding 60 milkers), 100 sheep and 5 horses, and under-stocked; 150 could be milked this coming season easily. Splendid metalled road. Two miles good wharf and township, 10 miles Papakura station. Price £7O per acre for the 280 acres. Rest thrown in. Deposit £3OOO. (C2) £IO,OOO easily in this for sub-division. v \\2i AC ? ES Splendid Land, right in the best position in Easi Tamaki, finest semi-volcanic soil, All improved. Splendid metalled road. Wintered 50 milkers, 6 horses, and 9 2-year-olds, with no cropping, and manured only once in 8 years, viz., 5 years ago. Splendidly watered. One mile school, 2 miles factory or town supply. First-class cropping land. Good residence 6 rooms. Large milkiugshed, 8 bails, with room for more. Full range outbuildings. Price £llO per acre. Deposit £3OOO. We strongly recommend inspection, and will run prospective buyers over both if desired. They are both within an Lour' and a half's motor of Auckland Git). SHORT AND SMYTHEMAN, 11 Smeeton's Buildings, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND.

FAMOUS PUKEKOHE LAND. Owner retiring through ill-health." A rare opportunity. gO£ ACRES, Freehold, semi-voleanie farm land. Nearly all level, rest gently undulating. Windmills and stream watering house and all paddocks. Close to a school and railway station. 73 Acres in grass, 6 acres crop, 3 bush. The finest dairying and cropping land in the best dairying district. Splendid crops, early potatoes. I 10-Roomed, Beautifully-built House, [ and well-found outbuildings, including implement shed, waggon, and cartshed,. motor-garage, 3-stall stable, workshop and large loft; 16 by 22 rat-proof granary, 12-bail cowshed, loose-boxes, milking machine, separator-room, and dairy. Ail cpnerete floors. Pigsties to accommodate 40 pigs.\ All this farm' has been ploughed, and beautifully sheltered with macrocarpa trees, hedges, etc. The price, .€B2 per acre, is cxtremelv low when compared with adjoining properties. £2OOO cash, balance arranged liftsy terms. Buyer cannot help making a big income. BELLINGHAM & TREANOR. Next P. 0., PUKEKOHE. 'Phone 144. SOLE BROS., as usual, have secured a good supply' of prime lambs, but ORDER EARLY. The Prices are Right. Ako prime ox beef and wether lautton, unequalled for quality,in *he Dominion. '