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Taranaki Daily News, 18 August 1921, Page 8

SALEC BY AUCTION. M.Z LOAH & O.GO OPUNAKE SPRING HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921. JENTRIES are now 'being taken for the above. Ponns on application at ail offices. FRIDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1921. L. A. NOLAN & CO. W [LL sell at the Mart—--11 a.m.—Vegetables, Hedge & Shelter Plants. 1 p.m. —Poultry and Timber. 1.30 p.m.—lo sacks Potatoes, Cream Can, Milk Can, “Sinus” the Snow-white Cleanser; Lady’s ' Swift” Bicycle, Household Furniture, including: Hall Stand, Sideboard, Book Cases, Oak Overmantel, t.b.m.t. Washstand, S-drawer Chest, Duchess Dressing Table, Rimu Settee, b.w. Seagrass and other Chairs, 10 Bungalow Blinds (fawn, new), Carpet Runners and Mats, Linoleum, Garden Tools, enamel Pail, brass Preserving Pan. single and double Bedsteads, Wirewoves, pair Gig Lamps, 60ft Garden Hose, Wheelbarrow, usual sundries. TO-MORROW (Friday), ■At 1 o’clock. WEBSTER BROS. yyiLL sell— Hens, pullets, ducks and cockerels, 20 sk. prime table potatoes, apple trees, large dining table, apples, pears, broccoli, and other vegetables. FOR PRIVATE SALE. TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY. W E have about 50 lots remaining unsold from auction yesterday which will be sold privately 1/y expert in attendance. These comprise carpet squares, runners, corridor and vestibule rugs, eiderdown quilts, sheeting, fire irons, etc. Every lot. warranted as represented. WEBSTER BROS. ’

CARPETS: UNPARALLELED SALE OF CARPETS, RUGS AND RUNNERS AT LAMAZON’S MART, STRATFORD, ON BEHALF OF THE IMPORTERS. 150 to choose from at gift prices. On show and private sale from Thursday morning, August, IS. Auction Saturday 20th at 2 p.m. Everybody wants a piece of runner—measure, exact length you require/before coming to the sale.

FOR EXCHANGE 1 S 7 freehold, £5l per acre, three road frontages, all metalled, 2 miles from good town, factory on the farm, school half mile, railway station 15 miles. Good house of 6 rooms Good cowshed f 8 bails, concreted, with new 4-covv Cane milking machine, Anderson engine. Well subdivided into 17 paddocks, with good sheep-proof fences. Watered by good streams. Will carry 65 cows, and do them well, with horses and young cattle. Price £5l per acre, with £5OO cash, balance .3 to 5 years at 6 per cent. Will exchange for town property or good mortgage. “Nothing cheaper. M. M C DONALD, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD. ■Phones: Day, 152; Private Residence. 74.

CHOICE PROPERTIES CHEAP AND GOOD. .13.1 well-improved Dairy Farm on good metalled road near to sea coast, Oniata. Large portion been ploughed and renewed. Well fenced; handy to school and factory; 13 paddocks, good house of 0 rooms, cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. A well sheltered farm. Would suit man with family. Stock, grade Jersey cows, can bo taken at valuation. Price only £3B per acre; £BOO cash. Will consider exchange for smaller farm. Splendid value ftj ACRES, situated 4 milps from Nc.r *■ Plymouth; 1 mile to Bell Block factory, quarter-niile to school. Land is all level and well improved; 45 acres have been ploughed and renewed. Sixroomed dweliing-hou.se, cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. Now carrying 28 cows, 15 heifers, and 3 horses. PRICE is £45 per acre, £B5O (.ASH, balance 5 years at 5 per cent.' E. JACKSON, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, Opposite Criterion Hotel, N.P. Telephone 575. To the tired, nothing is so refreshing as a cup of delicious Tea. Nelson Moate’s teas, flavoury and choice, are refreshing to those jnded nerves. Always ask for Nelson Moatc'o