AUCTIONS. SUPPLEMENTARY HEIFER FAIR. AUGUST 7. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7. , AT 10.30 a.m. SHARP. A/c. JAS. F. STEVENSON, MANAIA, TARANAKI. CHOICE 2 and 3-YEAR JERSEY HEIFERS. 350 HEAD 350 HEAD BRED FROM THE BEST HERDS IN TARANAKI. 14/TR STEVENSON’S policy has always been to offer heifers reasonably close JH. ’ to calving, and with this in view 200 Top Heifers, to be offered at this sale, were put to the bull two weeks later than those offered al bis Inst sale. THE QUALITY IS UNEQUALLED. REMEMBER —The Vendor will truck Free of Charge, and Pay Freight to anv station in the North Island on all purchases of One Truck or More. * Further Information from the Auctioneers: THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., HAWERA AND BRANCHES. A 723
TENDERS. TENDERS. . rpHE Public Trustee in the Estate of Edward Allen Reading, deceased, invites tenders for the purchase of a Farm Property containing 80 acres_l rood more or less, being part Section 27G and 391 A Taratahi Plain Block and accretion thereto. The property is at present occupied by Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald, who is giving up possession. It is situated Waihakeke Road about 3 miles from Carterton Post Office and 1 mile from Waihakeke Dairy Factory. Buildings consist good dwelling, cowshed, trapshed, etc., milking machine and pump on property not included in sale and will be sold separately. Property is at present carrying 26 dairy cows, 1 bull and 3 horses, and its carrying capacity can be improved and the property made into a first-class • dairy farm. Outgoings consist of rates and insurances, approximately £27 per annum. Full particulars and conditions of tender can be seen and obtained nt the Office/ of the District Public Trustee, Masterton, or at the Offices of the Public Trustee’s Agents at Eketahuna, Martinborough, Pahiatua and Carterton. Terms cash. The highest or any .tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders elose with the District Public Trustee, Masterton, at 4 p.m. on Friday, the 2nd August, 1929. (Sgd.) S. J. SMITH, District Public Trustee. Masterton. THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF GORDON LESLIE TREVELLYN, . BOOT & SHOE DEALER, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. HPENDERS for the balance of Stock and Fittings in the above estate will be received by the undersigned up to 5 p.m. on Monday, August 5, 1929. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. P. M. CAMERON, Public Accountant, Government Life Insurance Buildings, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. t I'HE Proprietor of New Zealand Pa- ■£ tent No. 44,531, dated August 20, 1920, for “A Process of and Apparatus for Treating Carbonaceous Material for the Recovery of Volatile Hydro-carbon Constituents,” will dispose of the whole or part interest in the Patent or grant licenses bn Royalty, and invites tenders in respect of same in order to fulfil the full requirements of the trade and the public. Address inquiries to — PHILLIPS, ORMONDE, LE PLASTRIER & KELSON, Patent Attorneys, 17 Queen St., Melbourne, where drawings and specifications may be obtained. r PHE Proprietor of New Zealand Pa- -*■ tent No. 50,441, dated July 5, 1923, for. “Improvements in Player Pianos,” will dispose of the whole or part interest in the’ Patent or grant licenses on Royalty, and invites teuders in respect of same in order to fulfil the full requirements of the trade and the public. Address inquiries to— PHILLIPS, ORMONDE, LE PLASTRIER & KELSON, Patent Attorneys, 17 Queen St., Melbourne, where drawings and specifications may be obtained. rpilE Proprietor of New Zealand Patent No. 50,440. dated July 5, 1923, for “Improvements in Player Pianos,” will dispose of the whole or part interest in the Patent or grant licenses on Royalty, and invites tenders in respect of same in order to fulfil the full requirements of the trade and the public. Address inquiries to PHILLIPS, ORMONDE, LE PLASTRIER & KELSON, Patent Attorneys, 17 Queen St., Melbourne, where drawings and specifications may be obtained. tpHE Proprietor of New Zealand Pax tent No. 48,076, dated May’29, 1922, for “Improvements in Roller Bearings,” will dispose of the whole or part interest in the Patent or grant licenses on Royalty, and invites tenders in respect of same in order to fulfil the full requirements of the trade and the public. Address inquiries to — PHILLIPS. ORMONDE, LE PLASTEIER & KELSON, Patent Attorneys, 17 Queen St., Melbourne, where drawings and specifications may be obtained. TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS: THE NEW BUILDING MATERIAL. STEELTEX XTON-RUSTING Steel. Electrically--4-’ welded at every intersection. No cracked joints or angles. Cheaper and better than anything else on the market. Interior and Exterior. W. A. CHOTE, LTD., 16 Parish Street and 12 Ghuznee Street. f|UR SANDING MACHINES smooth off and polish your floors quickly and with perfect efficiency. Floors Surfaced, Sanded, and Polished anywhere, town or country, wherever there is electric current. C. AND A. ODLIN AND CO., LTD.
LAND FOR SALE. A SPLENDID Wairarapa Dairy Fann of 147 acres, L.1.P., annual rental £B2 18/- ; rates, £23. Milked 80 cows last season, besides fattening large number of lambs. Buyer offered option of cows at average £l2 per head. All necessary buildings, all modern and in excellent order. This is a very good proposition. Gross takings, over £2,000 per annum. School and factory adjoining. A model farm at below pre-war value. Immediate inspection advised. Price: £5,500, and good terms can be arranged.—H. M. MORTON & CO.. Land Auctioneers, Estate and Commission Agents and Valuators. Perry Street, Masterton. QOA ACRES, within 5 miles of Wairarapa town (half mile from school and factory) Carrying capacity 750 ewes 80 head cattle. Owner in 1922 milked 65 cow’s, as well ns carrying 400 ewes Buildings: 6-roomed house, all conv., wool-shed. dip. yards. 8-bail cow-shed PRICE £3O per Acre Terms, £3OOO This property grossed £.1200 this season, and in 1922, with milking 65 cows, and 400 ewes., grossed £l5OO.—C. C- ROSS A CO.. I,and and Estate Agents. Masterfon. Q’T’Q ACRES. 90 zVcres flat. bal. undulating and hilly; limestone country; 12 * & paddocks. 5-rd. house, wool-shed, cow-shed, dip, etc.: 3 miles from Hopelands. Price: £25 per acre. £lOOO cash.—HORNE A CO.. Box 30. Woodvilla ’Phone 26. TpOR SALE 50 Acres, carrying 20 cows, 5 miles Inglewood. zMI ploughable and in grass. Four-bail cow-shed and separator room; cream collected. £250 Deposit, balance at 6 per cent, for 5 years. PRICE: Only £l4 per acre. — ARTHUR B. GIBSON. Agent. New Plymouth. VWHERE can better be had than this? 75 Acres few miles from Palmerston ; *’ carrying 50 dairy cows mid dry stock. Six-roomed house, every convenience; 6-bail cow-shed, concrete floor; school and creamery 1 mile. 15,0001 b. butterfc’ returns. Price: £BO per Acre. Large Government mortgage, good terms. Full particulars—“HOMEFlNDEßS.” 227 Main St.. Palmerston North. ACRES Hawae’s Bay. 150 acres fl»t. 100 ploughable; carrying 1200 • * sheep 100 cattle; could enrry 1000 wet sheep; dairy. 40 cows. £l5 PER ACRE Bargain. BLRNIE, COOMBS A WILSON, 38 Rangitikci Street, Palmerston North.
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