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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16675, 24 February 1920, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. E W' T O N I N G Has received instructions from MR. J. H. WILSON, Farmer, Urenui, to Sell by Public Auction at Lis tlrenui Yards, on MONDAY; MARCH 1, 1920, HIS FINE-GRAZING PROPERTY 1 comprising 638 AoreL being Section 7, Block XII., Waitara SIP.; 300 acres in grass ah’ft balance in bush; aores level; carrying 400 Shebp ! affij 4D;bead of cattle; 3J m.ijge j to Uteiiui Township. There ia : a good shearing shed-ayd dip ! onfthe, property, .iand the'bwher J "is ’prepared to give easy terms to an approved buyer. For further particulars'apply-to the | Auctioneer. SALE OPrGOLF HOUSE,ETC. MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 1. B B S T E R g R 0 S. : Will Sell, on account of the. Witiora Gblf Club, at the Golf House. Wallace Place, —- 10 Concrete Rollers, Posts and Wire, Planking, 6 Styles, 800- . gal.. Tank, 69 Lockers, Forms, , Wheelbarrow, 7 Tables, Gups and: Saucers, Spoons; Plates, Chains, Jugs and Kettles, Mir- , rors. antirSnndries. Also, for Removal,— The Golf House, Bicycle House, fehcd, etc. Sale at 2 o’clock. a4lB FOR SALE. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. QIX-BOOMED House, h. and c. water, porcelain hath, new dairy and; outbuildings, nearly throe scree of land, E.L.J together with, new, up-to-date fowlhouaes and plant ' for 300 fowls. ; Lovely situation, 15 minutes from' Post Office. Possessiqn caa. be given at early ! date.—Apply Lindum, P.O. 80x64. ' a4L7. ; <i '- • " . QHOICE J£ON (JRETIAN pEARS ' 451 b. Cases 7s 6d, cash with order. Freight paid to nearest railway station* pOTHERFIELD , QECHABDS, RIWAKA 1 ... ... NELSON. ,a 344 m i THE TERMS ARE SO EASY—THE SITUATION IS SO OUNVENIENT • Close *to, Penny Section of Tram, Electric"’Light and Water Mains. AT It, STANLEY SHAW’S South Road I’-*- Sections are easily the cheapest offering in New Plymouth to-day. It is cheaper to: buy a section and build to suit your requirements, than to buy houses already built at present prices. Write or call for plan and prices to NEWTON KING, Land Agent. •097 THE PICK OF THE WAIKATO. GOING CONCERNS. GOING CONCERNS. one ACRES, 168 acres grass, 28 acres turnips, 3J acres prairie grass. 4 acres mangels, 1 acre nuiizc; all level; no noxious weeds; 14 subdivisions; watered by springs and windmills ; will carry 100 head or milking cows in present condition. ' Buildings are- of the - best; being six-roomed bungalo'w, h* and c. Water, c. and t., telephone, motor shed, six-bail cowshed, milking machines etc., manure and implement sheds, many ■other buildings all in first-class order. School and railway only one mile; cream ckft calls. Stock includes 60 first-class dairy cows, horses, pigs, milking machines and sundries. Price, £7O per acre, with easy terms. This property is without doubt equal to anything in Taranaki; the only reason for selling is on account, of scarcity of labour. 1 KA ACRES of some of the best land AtJU in New Zealand. Freehold. All in grass, practically all level, ring fenced and in 14 paddocks; watered by wind- ’ mills and no noxious weeds. Buildings: Five-roomed house, cowshed and yard (concreted), 3-cow plant machines installed, and all necessary out- • ’buildings. Carrying 6 horses and 32 ’• cows since July last until a fortnight ago, 87 fat stock were grazing on the property. This can be proved to be a fact. A herd of 50 cows could be-milked easily. Situated, li miles from post office, school and factorv, 2 miles from railway station, oi miles to saleyards. Price £OB per acre; terms, £ 1000^cash, balance arranged. Remarks; This is the cheapest Glaxo farm on ‘the market, and one of the best in the Waikato. The same farm in Taranaki would bring over £IOO per acre. The property is practically unencumbered, and a going concern is available with £2OOO cash. 3s per lb. for butter-fat has been guaranteed for next season by the factory, which will be completed in March. The first to inspect cannot hut buy. so waste no time in getting on the spot. Apply— R. H. WOOD, “THE LIVE AGENT,” Opp. Commercial Hotel, HAMILTON. a 360 cpHF/ overwhelming experience of thousands testify to the value of “Naeol” as an effective precaution! against influenza, etc. a 293 WE hold stocks or all Photographic Developing Tabloids. Fraser’s Pharmacy. - ’T'HE most valuable household remedy for stomach troubles of children is Bharland’s Magnesia. It is used regularly in thousands of hqmes, Sold