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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12860, 19 May 1905, Page 5

SALES BY AUCTION. HaymarJ_et. To-morrow. NEWTON KING Will sell by auction at the Hay market Yards, on Saturday, May 20th, — OJGS, HORSES, TRAPS, &c aL Sale at 12 o'clock. At the Marl: Fow]s, Ducks, pure-bred BuJT Orpingtons and Minorcas, Potatoes, Onions, Melons, Bacon, Chfese, Tea. Pickles, Soap, kauce, Lolhcy, Tinned Fish, Lamps, Clocks, Cutlery, Albums, Axes, Glassware, Jackets, Macintoshes, Curtains, Pictures, Tncubitors, Pianos, Tables. Chairs, 1 nearly new Hammond Typewriter, Bedsteads, aad Sundries. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. S;VTtJRDAY, M'VY 27. A. quantity of Books, Magazines, Reviews, Ov:c. b 766 To-morrow, May 20. BEWLEY AND GRIFFITHS Will sell by auction, at their Mart .Devon-street, To-morrow, May 20, — pOWLS, Ducks, '.turkeys, 'Jables, Sj Chairs, Hewing Machines, Sofa, Bicycles, Ranges, Trolly, D.8.8.L. Guo, Counter, Tables, Step Ladders, a quantity of Men's Suits (tailor made). Also, 50 doz. Narcissus Bulbs. ' Sale at 1 o'clock. b 774 Monday, June 26, 2 p.m. i^PAKARAKA ESTATE, BAY OF ISLANDS, Lately the Property of T. C. WILLIAMS, Esq. Highly Important Sale of Dairy Farms. 3462 Acres First-class Fattening, Sheep, and Dairying Farms. T. MANDENO JACKSON (in conjunction with Messrs Wakelin. Crane, & Co., Whangarei), has received instructions from Messrs Arthur T. Close and H. Pentland Norton, to sell by Public Auction at bis Mart, Customs street, Auckland, on Monday, June 26th,— ALL that Rich and Highly-improved I Property at the Bay of Islands, being the well-known PAX Afi AKA ESTATE , now subdivided into farms from 50 to 470 acres. . , The land is of fine quality, being of rich volcanic, of alluvial flats, undulating country, and all fenced and highly improved. It is eaay of access,^ being six miles from Kawakawa by good metalled road, thence rail to Opua, where Auckland steamers- call weekly, also J!rom Whangarei by Main -North vßoad (metalled), which runs through Estate. Terms are exceptionally easy, vjz, — 10 per cent, casb, 5 per cent, in 6 months, 5 per cent, in 12 months, _5 per cent, at the end of each year for four years, balance at end of bth year. Interest on unpaid balances at the rate of 5 per cent Plans from the undersigned, and in tending purchasers will be conducted over the property. For particulars, .apply to Messrs WAKELIN, CR AN iU & CO., Whangarei, T. MANDENO JAOKSON, b 754 Customs-street, Auckland. NOW IS THE TIME TO USE GOKE FOR YOUR WINiER FIRES. 28 £. S. DAVIES, Representing UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, of London, New York, Toronto, Etc., is in New Plymouth and District for a few weeks with the latest Stereoscopic Slides including complete classified series of different countries. b 740 ___________ SCHOOL FOR DRESS CUTTING AND (MAKING, A CLASS for the above will be held on TnuKSDAY Afternoons. Intending pupiis pleaee enrol at once. Apply to MRS FRASER, Cutfield-street, N.i\ b 722 (2 doors from Devon-street). WAITARA COACH. AFTER Easter Monday, the Waitara $4 Coach will resume the old running, leaving Waitara in the morning and New Plymouth in the afternoon. goods left at West's stables, New Plymouth, and at Smyth's Hotel, Waitara, will receive every care and attention. E. COULTER, blB9 Proprietor. Goodwill of Dairy and Grazing Farm. FOR PRIVATE SALE. * AA A ACRES, Hawera District, as t IHH> 1 n whole or in lots to suit purchasors, under instructions from F. V. Lysa-Giit, Esq., who is leaving the district. The above is under the West Coasb Settlement Reserves Act, and can be offered to the public in one or more lots, ranging from 1000 to 130 acres. The property is splendidly situated, being within 1£ miles of Hawera Borough, and is well adapted for dairying and grazing purposes. The quality of the soil is unsurpassed in the Ilawera District. For all information and particulars, apply Lo ALFRED ATKINSON; or ) „ NOLAN, TONK6, & CO. } UttWera - b6B4