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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 16 May 1928, Page 12

AUCTIONS. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO^ UNION STREET SALE ROOMS. THURSDAY, MAY 17. H p - MORBISSEY &c - ’ will sell by public auction as above — On account of Mr F. D. Oxley (Bank New Zealand, Manaia) — His valuable oak, ash and rimu furniture, upright grand piano, carpets and floor coverings, pictures, household furnishings and effects On account of client who is leaving the district — Oak and rimu furniture, furnishings, effects and general sundries Also — Seasonable fruits, vegetables, faetorjbacon and ham, etc. Sale commences at 1.15 p.m. Properties for Sale A CHEAP FARM. A ACRES; good dwelling and sheds; 4-acre root crop; will winter, say, 28 cows; well sub-divided and watered; close to factory, school and post office. PRICE, £OO per acre. Small deposit and balance on long term instalment. Mortgage at 51%. Or owner would exchange the above farm,-. together with a good house property and <i vacant town section for a good farm of from (300 to 1000 acres. A CHEAP GOING CONCERN. lon AURES, in centre of splendid dairying district; 5-roomed house with all conveniences; 10 acres hay, 4 acres roots, 2 acres green oats and grass; good 8-bail cowshed, shed, live hedges, 50 mostly Jersey cross young cows in calf to pedigree bull, 3 horses, (3 yearlings, 10 store pigs, 2 breeding sows; L.K.G. 4-cow plant, 12can waggon, full range of farm implements and tools; 200 fully paid factory shares. RENT, £3, less 5/- for manure. PRICE as a going concern £I4BO. Of* PERCHES, Hawera Borough, elevated position, 75ft frontage to tar-sealed footpath and road; _ Govt, valuation £175. Owner left district. For quick sale will accept £IOO with, say, £lO deposit. X"I ACRES —Three miles from Hawera Borough, tar sealed roads, no buildings; 5 acres shelter bush; never been milked an; good fences; well financed. Price £66 per acre, say £IOO cash. XA ACRES —31 miles from Normanby Dairy Factory; no buildings; one of the best dairy farms on Hirstland’s estate; an ideal dairy farm. Price £7O per acre. Liberal terms to approved purchaser. KO ACRES, part -of Hirstland’s, Normanby; largo dwelling; cowshed and outbuildings; L.Iv.G. milking machine, 4-cow plant included. PRICE £65 per acre. Easy terms to approved buyer. We have a good selection of Dairy Farms, Mixed Farms and Town Properties on our books. We will be pleased to furnish particulars to ptosnective buyers. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Representative. J. RODIE

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