Auctions. MEWTON K ING) QTEATFORD. 130 ACRES, freehold, close to Stratford, good quality level land, with frontage to 2 roads. House 6 rooms, ' cowshed, etc. A good dairy farm i:22 per acre. 2718 100 ACRES, freehold, all rich, level land, and all free from stumps; handy to school and creamery: first-class house, cewc-hed, and all necessary buildings. One of the choicest dairy farms in the proTince. Price £~35 per aora 10t ACRES, freeJicW, on metalled read, level land, equal distance from chces* factory and creamery; housa 5 rooms, cowshed, piggeries, etc.; carries 40 cows. Price* £.20 per acre. Cheap. 2GOO ACRES, nearly all 0.r.p., 5 mile* frc-m railway station; very good undulating and h^ly country, with a lorge proportion ploughable when stumped; house, woolshed, dip, eto. All in grass except 600 acres. This is a first-cdass sheep property which must rise in value. The price wantod is equal to £6 10s fir the freehold. 700 ACRES, 400 acre? ar.p., 300 acres L.1.P., 600 in grass; nearly all fenced taid subdivided. Price £4 5s per acre goodwill. EASY TFJRMS ARRANGED. IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWN ALLOTMENTS, ELTHAM. SATURDAY, 25tL APRIL. At 2 p.m., on thei premises. "JW'EWTOX KING" has received in-structio-ns from Mr C. A. Wilkinson to sell as above, — QO VALUABLE BUSINESS 00 SITES, SITUATE IN THE VERY CENTRE OF ELTHAM BOKOUGH. JLvcay section fronts an asphalt streeib, and overy section is now connected with wai<er aud drainage servlee. These business sites are all level and ready to build en. EJthferr.' is a flourishing, progressive town, situate amidst rich dairying land, with a great sccpe of good grazing land further back. It must there*fora make oC'Citixiual and rapid progre'fcs. Those business sites offer a splendid opportunity for safe and profitable investment. TERMS— ' 10 per cent deposit. 5 per cent in, three months. 10 per cent in bix months. Balance 5 ypars at 5 per cent. See lithograph plan. NEWTON KING, ' Auctioneer. STRATFORD HORSE BAZAAK. SUPPLEMENTARY HORSE FAIR, SATURDAY, APRIL 25. TWHEWTON KING intends holding a SUPPLEMENTARY HORSE FAIR on abeve date. Entries solicited. Entries positively closd WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22.. All Horses to be yarded by 10 am. sharp on the morning of the Sale. 4,7,9 j TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN. HIDE, and TALLOW SALE. Hide Shed: Cloton road. Stratford (Next Dairy Faotory) NEXT SALEr-APRIL 14 Clients are particularly requested to forward cousigments in time Ui arrive not ■■ lacer Hum Thursday, April 9. For the convenience of clients any small consignments will be taken in at the Hnvmarket. NEWTON KINGWANGANUT WOOL, SHEEP SKIN, HIDE, and TALLOIt SALE NEXT SALE— APRIL 16. Consignments should reach Wanganui by April 13. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTIL* i AGENCY CO., LTD. JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD.' FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO LEVIN AND CO.. LTD. QBA S. J£ IN G, (Late S. A. Lewis.) LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR, KAPONGA. Importer of Twevd^. Worsteds, Coatings, etc. LADIES' COSTUMES A SPECIALITY. Smart Fit Guaranteed... A, Trial Solicited.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 9 April 1908, Page 8
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