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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 244, 15 October 1931, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. yARIETY ENTERTAINMENT (All proceeds to go towards cost of curtain and stage improvements). AT MARTON’S CIVIC THEATRE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, AT 8 P.M. Admission: 1/6; Children 1/-. Booking free at Mogridge and Son’s. (MISS) V. C. BARKER, Organiser. 2 Harris St., Marton.

pUTORINO gCHOOL QONCERT (By tho Children). To be held in RATA HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, AT 7.45 P.M. Admission: 1/6; School children fid. Dance to follow: Gents, 1/-. TENDERS. WAITOTARA COUNTY COUNCIL TENDERS FOR LEASE OF LANDS. gEPARATE Tenders are invited up till 11 a.m. on Wednesday, October 21, 1931, for the lease of tho undermentioned lands, for a period of 5 years: LOT 1.—4 acres (more or less) on the Wanganui River Bank Road, at Papaiti. LOT222. —2 acres (more or less), on the Auckland-Wellington Highway, at Goat Valley. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. S. DYMOCK, County Cleric. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE MATTER OF JACK E. lIAR VEY AND JOHN M. MAY, OF CASTLECLIFF, GROCERS, BANKRUPTS. '•VENDERS aro hereby invited for the purchase of tho following: , (1) Business as a going concern; (2) Stock in trade; (3) Plant and fittings. Tenders close at tho office of the undersigned, 44 Maria Place, on Saturday, October 17, 1931, at 12 noon, and must bo accompanied by a marked cheque for 10 per cent, of the lull amount of the tender. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. M. SILK, Deputy Official Assignee. Wanganui, Oct. 13, 1931. rpHE OHEAPEST rJ’IMBER WHAT WHEN WHERE vnil YOU iOU WANT WANT WANT IT FROM BASSETT & C°- LTDTELEPHONE 2t67 FOB TIMBER. JOINERY. CEMENT. WALLBOARDS, OREGON. FENCING. CATE TIMFER.

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16 SALES In the last 16 weeks, and we will sell the following:— 160 ACRES of first-class country. 10 miles from Marton and 8 from railway township by metal roads. 40 acres leve . balance easy country, subdivided into 9 paddock by 8 wire tonrer. and totals posts with Rates to each paddock. Property fenced for rotational grazInr. carried E 0 head cattle all Winter, and from 600 down to 25C «IHP w-lth the; ance of. 22 acres root crops. About 22 acres being sown In new grass and 6 acres for mangolds and potatoes. Well watered. New Bungalow House of 6 rooms, every rnvenience, including electric light. double motor shed, stable with loft. etc. Fully £-500 has been .pent on this property during -he last 3 years, and it has never been top-dressed. PRICE: £2B per acre, and £6OO cash will be accepted from approved client with ongtetm for balance at 6 per cent. A first-class chance for the right man. A good txier is wanted. 46 Acres of level land about 4 miles Otaki. 10 prddocks, very nice house of 7 rooms and all conveniences eet in about t acres native bush, chiefly totara. Large barn and garage, cowshed with concrete yard md bails, hay barn. etc. Carried last Summer 4 sheep to the acre. 16 cows and 7 heifers. PRICE: £3lOO, which includes 13 cows. 6 heifers, 1 bull. 20 sheep and new manure distributor. £50 A cash. An exceptionally nice property only being sold on account of owner’s ill-health. 90 ACEES of level land, about 2} miles from important town by level road, well subdivided and watered, long road frontage. Buildings, which are practically new, compriso 6-roomco bungalow with all conveniences, large motor and implement shed, tip-top cowshed with machines installed, pig gerics, etc. PRICE: Only £46 per acre, which includes 34 high testing cows, 5 heifers, 2 bulls, 1 horse, 6 pigs, milking machines, electric motor and electric pump, all farm implo merits, etc. £lOOO cash. Government mortgage only. Returns from cows during last four months (end of sea son) averaged £5l per month. The best, dairying proposition we have had to offer for a long time. Wire nt once for inspection to avoid disap pointment. J. HARRIS & SONS, WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE. MARTON 55 Y.«ra,