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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 17 March 1914, Page 8

AUCTIONS. N EWT°N *LIES L^ OF SALES MARCH— • Tuesday 17—Stratford Fnd|? 20-Uruti Supplementary - Mon^^Uu? °** *** Tujir^iXt?-L-^ Friday 27-Waiwakaiho Monday 30—Douglas APRIL_f aj 31—Stratford 2-~Waiw *kaik> Horse FridS.i ß Aan + d Satu T rday 4-Strat-TWi Au*umn Horse Fair Tuesday ,-Rahotu Autumn Cak* tie Fair « ENTRIES~INVITED. KAPONGA CATTLE SALE. FRIDAY,~MARCH 20. TVTEWTON KlNG~will sell by publf* -I^l auction as above— - • l 270 CATTLE > deluding--50 6tore cows 30 fat and forward cows 25 20-month heifers (empty) \ 150 mixed weaners Sale at 1 o'clock. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVEDON ACCOUNT OF THE DEPUTY OFFICIAI^SSIGNEE NEWTON KING will sell by pubnc auction on SATTTRTi_v March 21, 1914, at 1 30 premises recently occupied try J A Ihompson Carrier, Stratford, thi following Freehold Property, viz. : —. J Acre fronting Broadway and Mir- , anda Street, comprising SecS«2 "8 * »°™& <* xP 1? «8 r? perty has a frontage of about 76 feet on Broadway, and is all flat and available land. The buildings situate thereon comprise:— A substantial 5-roomed dwelling house (with bathroom), witht water and electric light htict on, fronting Miranda Street. Also coal and wood-sheds; xt large and up-to-date storeroom of iron; and large newlyerected trade stables, built of iron and containing 4 looseboxes and 14 stalls (10 statta. having concrete floors and channelling), electric light laid on to> v stables.. • yAll of the buildings are in very good order and condition. The frontage facing Broadway is vacant, and immediately available for buildine, thereon. Also— THE PLANT, comprising— 12 horses (i to 1 hack 3 lorries 5 spring drays 2 block drays ~ 1 gig 7 sets van harness 7 sets leading harness 1 set block dray harness 1 set gig harness, horse covers^ tarpaulins, implements, tools, and sundries The sale, commencing with the property, will start at 1.30 p.m. Particulars and conditions of sala may be inspected at the office of the - Auctioneer, Broadway, Stratford. STRATFORD AUTUMN HORSE FAIR.' FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 3 and 4. NEWTON KING will hold hi* Autumn Horse Fair on above dates. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. LAS Di LANDI LANBI TARANAKI 1 T__RAN__fcll THE IDEAL DAIRYING CX)UNT_t_r, OF THE AUSTRALASI-JJ COLONIES. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LA>fD AGENT, ANJf GENERAL MERCHANT. SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST 170 ACRES, freehold, dairy farm, a* in grass with exception of aboa* 25 acres shelter bush; well fenced and subdivided into paddocks; ftroomed residence, Jowshed. implement and buggy shed; •iterated on good medalled road* close to factory, school and railway; will carry 80 to 90 cows., besides other stock; splendid position. Price £15 per acre» easy terms arranged. Must rapidly increase in value. __ JO ACRES, freehold, an ideal little dairy farm, ail .n grass; new farm buildings, splendidly situated and weU sheltered; fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks; 2 miles from very progresarr* town, factory, school, and railway ; good ail level land, abooir one-third ploughed and laid down in good English grasses. Price £45 per acre; terms arranged*. !* Tip-top investment. B i « ACRES, all in grass and all ievol; i tenure freehold; 5-roomed house, cowshed and other outb-Udinflag 10 paddocks; 1| miles from townbhip, factory, school and railway. This property has nearrj= all been ploughed and laid down in good pasture. Price £86 per acre. Terms £500 cash; balance on easy conditions. To inspect, means to buy. ( Q Land Representative!: J. M. HIGNETT, Stratford. FRANK ORBELL, New Plymontlu F. E. MOORE Kax>anea. THE PROPRIETOR^ *" of the VTG-'E RE 7 Q. ARD E N fit Offers many NEW.ATTRACTIONS for | the HOLIDAY SEASON to I ! Picnic Parties, private or public. 1 Plenty of Games and Amusement-^. including the SEA SIDE, specially constructed at great expense for the children. HOT WATER FREE. m fruit apd Lollies in the ground*. ! BRING THE CHILDREN TO eJQEr THE ZOO. Admiaaion Bd.