TERAWHITI SHEEP STATION.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1604, 22 November 1912, Page 6

TERAWHITI SHEEP STATION.

Terawhiti Station wiii be sold complete as a going concern, with stock and all appliances, by public auction en Wednesday next November 27. This well-known run lies on tho sea coast just a few miles from Wellington city, and is er.sily accessible cither by land or water. Tlero is no question but' that the estate is ono which is growing yearly moro -md more valuable. The acreage of llio ii'n'is spi.roximatoly 8595 acres; it is veil watered, adequately fenced, and replete with every possible* farming convenience. The stock at present running on To-raw hiti is estimated at about 6000 sheep, 22-10 lambs, 34 head of cattle, and 7 saddle and draught horses. This is not by any means tho carrying capacity of tho land. Tim salo takes place at tho Chamber of Commerce at 11 a.m. Further details ara given in our auction columns, and n'rangeinents for visiting the property can bo n-ade on application tt> Messrs. levin ?ml Co.. Tit.il., or'to Messrs.- .Brown, Bean, and Nc-ave, solicitors, Wellington. Mr. Joseph Devlin, Nationalist. M.P. for West Belfast, injured his leg and received a severe shock in a motor-car accident in County Donegal .on September 22. Ho was being; driven from Carrick to attend the open-air meeting at Is.ilclooney when, at a dangerous turning an a precipitous road, on« of tli."> axltj snapped. Th« brakes failed, and as the car began to move backwards, the occupants jumped out ono after the oilier, Mr. Devlin falling with great 'violence. .Mr. Devlin is general secretary of Iho United Irish League of Great'Bi'itain and president of the executive- council of the United Irish League in Belfast.