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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 21, 19 July 1911, Page 1

SALE OF COASTAL LANDS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. NEWTGIS KING TAS received instructions from MESSRS..RUTHERFORD & SON, of Rahotu, to sell by auction at his Mart, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, August 5, at 2 p.m.,— npHEIR fine coastal properties, comprising 533 acres of freehold land in four farms of areas ranging from 111 to 160 acres; also 249 acres of West C.S.R. Leasehold in one farm. These splendid properties front on the Main South, Parihaka nnd Tipoka roads, and are all between Pungarehu and Rahotu townships nnd close to Post Office, Dairy Factories and School. On four of the farms are dwelling houses, up-to-date cowsheds and outbuildings, all in good order. On the home farm there are also two 2-roomed cottages, man's whare, flax-mill with all the necesisary machinery, fine orchard, and about I five acres of shelter plantation. The farms are practically all level, well watered, and sown down with English grasses, and subdivided into convenient paddocks, all well fenced. Terms and full particulars will he supplied on application to the auctioneer. NOTE.—These farms comprise some of the best land on the Coast, and have been farmed by Messrs. Rutherford & Son for many years, and it is only on account of the advancing years of Mr. Rutherford, sen., that they are now givI ing up farming and putting their properties on the market. N.Z. LOAN 4 MERCANTILE AGENCY 00., LTD., STRATFORD. LIST OF gAL EB. iultTuesdav, IS—Stratford -ale. AUGUST— Tuesday, I—Stratford Friday, 4—Te Wera. Friday, 11— Kohuratahi. Tuesday, 15—Stratford Tuesday, 29—Stratford Sales commence at 12 o'clock during winter months Particulars of offerings will be advertised in due course I LOWER NORFOLK ROAD, TARTKI. i ■ ■ TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1911. Sale at 12.30 p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY, LTD., STRATFORD, ' XT AVE been favored with instructions from MESSRS. CLARIDGE & GRANT to sell their dairy herd, etc., as under, WITHOUT RESERVE. gO DAIRY COWS. Holstein, Jersey i and Shorthorn strains, expect-' ed to calve in Aug. and Sept. 1 pure-bred Shorthorn bull 2 breeding sows, expected to farrow early in September C Ideal cans, aerator, buckets, S.F. plough, lever harrows, tubs, troughs, etc. Luncheon provided. AUCTION- SALE OF 1550 PURE - BRED SHEEP AT OUR HORSE SALEYARDS, Princess Street, Hawera, on SATAURDAY, July 22, at 12.30. GILLIES & NALDER TTAVE received instructions from MR. '?. R. CORRICAN to sell as above, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE, LINCOLN ewes, 250 2-tooth ewes in lamb, 230 Lincoln ewe hoggets (00 in Flock Book, balance eligible), 200 4-tooth ewes in lamb, 300 6-tooth to f.m. ewes in lamb. Above are all in lamb to rams bred by TanneT, Perry & Gadsby. 275 B.L. Ewes, 60 2-tooth ewes in lamb, 00 4-tooth ewes in lamb, 135 6-tooth to f.m. ewes in lamb (in lamb to rams bred by Neilson, Ormond & W. Grant); 130 purebred B.L. ewe hoggets (bred from rams from Ormond, Neilson & W. Grant. gHROPSHIRES—IOO ewes, 100 2, 4, 6 & f.m. ewes in lamb to rams imported from Tasmania (bred by Maunsell), 65 purebred Shropshire ewe hoggets ( bred from rams from Maunsell). The above noted flocks must be sold, as Mr. Corrigan has purchased cows and is going in foT dairying. kyESTOWN JJXTENDED I rpHIS beautiful little property, situated I! at the junction of the Elliott and I Omato. Roads, New Plymouth, has now I. been cut up into suitable building lota, ' I and is nearly all level land. Plans and prices on application to 1 W. B. DAVIES, '-1 Devon-street. r mUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S