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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. N.Z. LOAN & M.A CO OF CLEARING gALES. 1922. JUNE. Thursday, 29th.—Bowditch. and Craft, Hurleyville. Date to be Arranged—T. Knapton, Palmer Road, Kaponga. JULY. / Monday, 3rd—F. J. Bromley, Whenuakura. Friday, 7th.—Harry Hodge, Pedigree Jersey Sale, Hawera Saleyards. Friday, 7th—Don Dickson, Waipuku. Monday, 10th.—Mr. C. H. Cole, Whakamara. Tuesday, 11th.—Mills Bros., Tokaora. Wednesday, 12th—W. J. Caseley, leyvilleYORK ROAD, MIDHIRST, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1922. At 1 p.m. Sharp. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Frank Lane, Esq., to sell by public auction, Without Reserve: — 12 0000 DAIRY COW’S, July-August cal vers (Jerseys and Holsteins) 3 2-year i.c. heifers (2 Jerseys, 1 Shorthorn) 1 Jersey bull . 1 half draught gelding 1 pony mare Sundries: Tip dray and harness, gig harness, Wallaby Price and Donald jacks, hammer and wedges, milk cans, fowls and farm sundries, etc. SALE OF RENEWABLE LEASE AND BUILDINGS. FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922. WEBSTER BROS. JJAVE received instructions from the Public Trustee in the Estate of Alexander Davidson (deceased), to sei! by Auction at their Mart on Friday, June 30— THE RENEWABLE LEASE of Sub. 122 and 140, Whiteley Township, Pt. Sec. 8., Fitzroy District, and Block 5, Paritutu S.D., containing 2 roods 13.5 perches, with Shop and Dwelling and Outbuildings thereon; and known as “The Little Wonder” Store. Particulars and conditions of sale with the Auctioneers. SALE AT 2 O’CLOCK.

BARB WIRE, PLAIN WIRE & STAPLES BY-AUCTION, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. 90 £cwt. coils No. 12 best English barb wire 28 4cwt. coils No. 8 best English plain wire (slightly damaged) 15 lewt. kegs No. 8 and No. 10 English staples (guaranteed new and sound). Sale at 2 o’clock. WEBSTER BROS. AUCTIONEERS-

PROPERTIES FOR LEASE 000 a<? RES, lease can ibe arranged. Carrying capacity 60 cows- Good 5-roomed house and cowsheds. Will no doubt be prepared to sell at £25 per acre, although there are mortgages for over this on the property. A man with say £5OO will be able to get in. Stock can be arranged. OA ACRES, all flat and ploughable, 2 stacks of hay, large house end sheds, also milking sheds, 3-cow plant, 1 mile to factory, school and P.O. Rent £2 15s per acre. Stock 29 cows and some young stock and all farm implements for £525. Cash £3OO150 ACRES, a good farm on metalied r oad, miles factory, school and P.O. Carrying 65 cows; 4-roomed house and 2-roomed house, also man’s whare; milking shed; 4-cow plant (Ganej, 2 engines. Very good crops of swedes. Can arrange finance for a good man to stock and pay for all necessary farm implements. Rent £2 7s 6d per acre. 1 fkA ACRES on tarred road. 1 mile -J factory, school and P.O- Tussocky and swamp land. Carrying capacity 30 cows; 5-roomed house, shed, outbuildings, barns; electric power passes. Rent £1 7s 6d per acre. 110 -A-CRES, 9 miles from New PlyAAV by metalled road. Mostly in grass and rough feed; 35 acres has been stumped and ploughed, and the stream bridged; 4-roomed cottage, cream cart passes the door. Rent £3O per annum. Goodwill of lease £450. Right of purchase at £9 per acre-* ARTHUR B. GIBSON SOLE AGENT. EGMONT ST NEW PLYMOUTH ’Phone 474. P.O. Box 155. If you feel a thickening of the throat with hoarseness coming on take five or six drops of Nazol on loaf sugar every hour. Allow the sugar to dissolve slowly by placing between the cheek and gums. At night rub a few drops of Nazol round the throat and neck, and cover with flannel or silk handkerchief. By doing this you will obtain iiomedi’ «• ESW '