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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 203, 11 August 1916, Page 8

Publla Salat. PUBLIC SALES yyAIPUKURAU YARDS. TUESDAY. AUGUST 15, 1916. Dairy Stock, 11.30 a.m. Other Stock, Noon. 10 fat cows and heifers 4 springing heifers gTORTFORD _ JJODGE yr AR DS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1916.1 Dairy Stock, 11.30 a.m. Other Stock, Noon. QNGA QNGA yr ARDS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1916, At 12.30 p.m. Cl 3-year f. and f. bullocks SALES FOR AUGUST. Hastings —9, 16, 23, 30. Waipukurau —15, 22, 29. Onga Onga—l7, 31. Otane —25. Waipawa—2B. Waipukurau Horse Fair—September 7th and Bth. Waitemata Land Agency Company. rjHE gUNNY Where the Climate is all that is desired. BEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED. 1300 ACRES ° r p - AT 13/_ ACRE ACRES O.R.P. AT 14/- ACRE 363 AERE ® FREEHOLD. All in good English grasses with exception of 200 acres of green bush. The ; property is ring fenced and subdivided into 16 paddocks (sheep-proof). Every I paddock is well watered by shingle bettom creeks. The place is carrying at the present time 3000 sheep, 300 head grown steers and 9 horses. The soil is of sandstone, volcanic and limestone. Stock does particularly well. Beautiful climate —no frosts. Nearly the whole of the property is table-land. Buildings consist of an up-to-date woolshed, shearing machines installed; sheep and cattle pens well built of the best of timber; concrete sheep dip. Nice 9-roomed House, every possible convenience, telephone laid on; man’s house, washhouse, implement and cart sheds, and other buildings; good motor road to property • mails delivered thrice weekly from Te Awamutu; Kawhia Harbour handy where good fishing and launching can be had. School f-mile, store 5 miles; wool costs 6/- per bale landed in Auckland. PRICE ££• 10/“ PERACRE DEPOSIT £3OOO TO £5OOO. Balance in 7 years at 5J%. Live stock can be had at valuation. Furniture and all implements can be had at valuation also. This is absolutely the cheapest property on the market at the present time. First one to inspect will buy. Owner well up in years wishes to retire. A net profit of 32% was made off this place last year. TE POI, MATA MATA. IqPH ACRES FREEHOLD—I3O acres | ODV j n good English grasses, 20 acres lin crops, 300 acres flat, balance undu- ' lating;.tbe whole of the farm is ploughable, ring fenced and subdivided into several paddocks, all well watered. I The soil is chocolate loam, and grows ’good crops. I BUILDINGS. —Eight-roomed House, ! every convenience, cowshed, 4-stal) : stable, waggon and implement sheds. I The place is carrying at the present I time 30 milking cows, besides other stock. Railway station 7 miles, store 5 miles. Post Office and school 1J miles. Hot Springs and Sanatorium, 5 miles. PRICE £l2 PER ACRE. TERMS: £lOOO Cash, balance 6 years at 5 per cent. This farm, when fully improved, will be worth £25 per acre. WORTH INSPECTION. OKA ACHES. WHANGAREI.—AU in good English grasses with exception of about 30 acres; 210 acres are ■ level, balance undulating, whole of the farm is ploughable; there are about 70 ; acres rich swamp, well drained; some .nice clumps of shelter bush, and the - farm ia snlendidly watered by running creeks. The soil is mostly alluvial, I river flats and swamps. BUILDINGS. — Five-roomed House, built of first-class kauri timber, all conveniences ; cowshed 60 x 18, built of iron, concrete floor; barn and cartshed: about 1 acre orchard. This farm will easilv carry 70 cows besides other Distance from Whangarei town, 10 miles by good metalled road; Post Office and store ? 2 miles; hall, church and school, 1 mile. PRICE £l6 10/- PER ACRE. £lOOO cash, balance can be arranged to suit. This property is situated in a 'beautiful district, where the climate is . ati that ii desired. 1 WORTH INSPECTION. ' yyAITEMATZ L AND j COMPANY, Hellaby’s Buildings, opposite G.P.0., QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. TRESPASS NOTICES. A NYONE found Tresspassing on my * property at Pukehatnoana with dog or gun will be prosecuted. IRA IA KARAURTA r FRESPASBERS on my property at A Waipuka, Waimarama, will be prosecuted. I POKI MOHI. tpRESPASSERS with Dog or Gun on .-a any of the properties occupied by the undersigned at Whare-o-Maranui, Brookfield* and Cbesterhope will be 1 prosecuted. DAVID FERNIE, I W. RICHMOND. [ANY person found Trespassing on I ■‘K Raukawa with dog or gun will be prosecuted. I R. HARDING. I I A NYONE found trespassing on MaA nganui, Puketapu with Dog or Gun ■ I will be prosecuted. i | F. A. PRICE. : ANYONE found trespassing with Dog ' or Gun on my Gwavas property will be prosecuted. A. G, 8. CARLYON. f JIBESPASSERS with Dog or Gun on Hedgetey, Seafield, Awanui or Komiko will be prosecuted. THOB. CLARK. F. C. CLARK. H. R. CLARK. HAY! Hay! Hay ! Prime succulent Lucerne, also choice Meadow Hay by the bale, ton or truck load. Baled Straw (barley or wheaten) always on hand.—T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings, i crArc ooK; I ELECTRICAL ENGINEER I (Late Boro’ Council). I Workshop: 202 LAWRENCE STREET, HASTINGS I Private ’Phone 760. Prices quoted for all kinds of electrical work. Country Plants attended to at shortest notice.