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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 28, 27 July 1911, Page 1

SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1911. L. A. NOLAN & CO. TTAVE received instructions from MR. A. N. BURKE to offer for sale by auction his freehold farm, situated on the Barrett Road as above. Particulars as follows: KA ACRES, 5-rooraed house, dairy, (i----liail cowshed, trapshed, piggery, etc., half-acre orchard, nine paddocks, well watered; all in grass; 40 acres stumped; no weeds; six miles from New Plymouth, three miles to Factory. Further particulars on application to the auctioneers. Sale at 2.30 o'clock. TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS will be received at my office up to 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, August 4, for the erection of Office and Warehouse at Stratford. FRANK MESSENGER. Architect, Now Plymouth. TO CONTRACTORS. LENDERS are invited until 4 p.m. on MONDAY, the 31st July, 1911, for the erection of the Bank of Australasia, WHANGAMOMONA. Plans and Specifications to be inspected at the Banks of Australasia at Stratford and Whangamomona, and at our offices. ATKINS & BACON, Architects, Wellington. rIGS. PICS. W. DIMOCK & CO. r?7E arp now prepared to receive Prima Raeoners at the undermentioned places:— Aeents: C. E. STREET. Fir»roy. aid RECEIVING DATES FOR .JULY. Okato—Monday, 3rd. Moturoa— Tuesday, 4th. fnglewood—Wednesday, sth. Smart 4th. Waitara —Wednesday, Bth. N.B.—Please note: Dimock's only receiving f)rst week in July. | PICS. PICS. WTOODVILLE BACON COMPANY, LIMITED. RECEIVING DATES FOR JULY. Midhirst—Tuesday, 25th. Toko—Tuesday, August Ist. Stratford— Monday. July 31st. AUGUST. Okato—Monday, 21st. Moturoa—Tuesday, 2"2nd. L. NATRN. Box 23, Hawera. Agent: J. WOOLDRIDGE, Okato. PICS. PICB. rpHE TNGLEWOOD BACON COMPANY are buyers oi Prime Bacon Pig» between 1121bs and 1501bs dead weight, FROM SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. RECEIVING DifTES. At the Factory Wednesdays, August 2, 16 and 30 Waitara—Monday, July 31, and Aug. 28. Midhirst—Tuesday, August 1 and 29. Tariki—Monday, August 14. Smart Road—Tuesday, August 13. Douglas—Monday, August 14. Toko—Tuesday, August 15. LAND LAND DO YOU WANT A DAIRY FARM? yERY Choice Dairy Farm, of 320 acres; all in grass except 8 acres nice shelter hush; all ploughable, over 100 acres been ploughed; subdivided into 20 paddocks, witli good wire fencing; will carry 100 cows easily. Two houses on property of 4 rooms and 8 rooms respectively; 20-bail cowshed and loft; 1% miles from School, Post Office, Store and Factory; very rich land in centre of splendid district. Very cheap at £2O per acre. £IOOO cash. Q»7 ACRES choice little farm, well subdivided, all ploughable; 7roomed house, 10-bail aowshed (conerete toot) and all necessary outbuildings. Handy to town. Prices, £26 10s per i acre; £SOO cash . i Q1 ACRES, all in grass, except 7 acres shelter bush, well subdivided, all ploughable; 6-roomed nouse, 23-bail cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings, • sheds, etc. Will lease for 5 years at • 32s 6d per acre, with compulsory purchasing clause, at £4O per acre. JQQ ACRES, freehold, choice dairy' farm, highly improved, very rich soil, well grassed and subdivided, 80 acres been ploughed, 6-roomed house, conerete floor cowshed, 1 mile to Post Office, Factory and School. Now carrying 35 cows. Price £3O per acre; £SOO cash. J. MAERA. Toko. As we have been dairying in this dis- . trict for 15 years, we claim to have a j t fair knowledge of land values. Intending buyers would do well to write to] or call on us for further particulars of ab«ve. C. & E. JACKSON, LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, BROADWAY .. STRATFORD P.O. Box 80. Telephones, Residence 140, Office 164. [To De published in September, 1911.] gTONE'S WELLINGTON, HAWKE'S BAY AND TARANAKI Commercial, Municipal and General "DIRECTORY AND NEW ZEALAVD ANNUAL. Twenty-first year 1911 of publication Edited by John Stone.