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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4089, 29 August 1884, Page 3

Sales hy Mr M. 11. Miller. CATTLE SALE. SALE op YOUNG DRAUGHT HORSES. DRAUGHT ENTIRE, LAIRD O'STONEBYRES. WEDNESDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, At noon. MR. M. R. MILLER. Will sell by public auction, on the above date, at Mr. Beecroft's Yards, Hastings, OA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, includO\J ing 5 Dairy Cows, and 7 quiet wellbred Cows with calves at foot; the remainder young stock. -| A COLTS AND FILLIES, well-bred JLU Clydesdales, rising 2 and 3 years old. 2 Draught Marcs, staunch. 1 Harness Mare, staunch. Also, the Draught Entire LAIRD O'STONEBYHES, bred by G. G. Stead, Esq., Rnssley Stud Farm, Canterbury. Sire, Morley's Fancy (imported), dam Maggie, by Nimmo's Comet, by Marquis (imported from Scotland). Laird O'Stonebyres is 4 years old, has only been shown once, when he gained first honors at Christchurch as a yearling in a large ring of competitors, and took 3rd prize at last A. and P. Show at Hastings. M. R. MILLER, Auctioneer. LAND SALE. FRIDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, 1884. HASTINGS, KAIKORA, WOODVILLE. MR M. R. MILLER, Has instructions to offer for Sale by Auction on the above date, at the Criterion Hotel, Napier— HASTINGSComfortable 7 - roomed House, Garden, kc, fenced and planted, close to Railway. Two quarter-acre Sections, Millerstreet, j Town Section No. GO, near Railway Station. Town Sections 113 and 115, : _-acre each. Seven l-acrc sections, subdivision .sections 5 and G, corner of Willow Park road and Eastbourne street. KAIKORA NORTH— Six Sections, adjoining Railway lino. Four quarter-acres in one block, Williams-street. Three quarter-acres, corner Ross and Miller-streets. WOODVILLEForty Sections, subdivision Section 63, quarter-acre to two acres each, well situated and fronting main road, all level, and within halfmile Woodville township. Seven Sections, quarter-acre each, subdivision section 7-1, Tay and Burgoyno -streets. Four quarter-acre Sections, Woodville township. Fifty Sections, subdivision section 10, from quarter to three acres each, well situated, close to township. Section 137, containing 105 acres. Section 138, containing 150 acres. Sale at 11 o'clock. M. R. MILLER, Auctioneer. LARGE ABSOLUTE SALE OF T7IREEHOLDS AND T EASEIIOLDS, T7IARMS AND QHEEP T> UNS, JC ARMS AND l_ HEEP JtiUNS, WITH 60,000 S_. RATTLE, TTORSES, & pLANT, At Napler, Hawke's Bay, ON FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1884. TURIROA, AVAIROA, 9500 ACRES, FREEHOLD, CROAVN GRANT.This property will be offered in the following lots, viz., 2 lots of 10 acres each, 1 do 20 acres, 2 do 25 acres each, 1 do each 34, 7G, 80, 93, 100, 112, 170, 193, 232, 250, 400, 450, 490, GOO, 650, 900, 1100, 1211, and 1250 acres respectively, the smaller lots commencing at the Wairoa Town boundary. The greater part of the Land is rich agricultural wide open valleys purchased some years ago so as to command tho hills that they surrounded, then the property of the Crown, now an endowment to the High School. The Governors of that Board intend selling, at tho same time, their endowment Land, 10,000 acres, in lots so arranged that they will work well in with the divisions of the Turiroa Estate, so that, with the exception of the few lots adjoining the Town, the purchasers of all the other lots will be ablo to purchase a portion of the Hill Lands behind them. Two of tho larger blocks of the estate, together 1700 acres, form a long frontage to tho AVaihua River, very little improved, purchased so as to command about 13,000 acres of Crown Lands, low good hills, which will soon bo surveyed and in the market. The lots with sea frontage, about 7 milcF, are exceptionally good Land, and well grassed, a great deal of it ploughed and laid down, the remainder surface sown. TheTawhara Valley adjoining the township is probably the richest Land in tho Colony ; wheat grown there sent to Sydney Exhibition weighed 7l_lbs per bushel, taking the bronze medal. " Tho AVool, chiefly fine cross-bred, by last mail advices, reached lid per lb. About 2000 acres of the low Land are drained, ploughed and under grass, and about 5500 acres aro surface sown with English grass. About 80 miles dividing fences, besides sea and river frontages. The Homestead at Kiwi Flat has a substantial new house, men's house, large stable with loft, also detached stable with two loose boxes and yard for entires, smithy, offices, stock and shecpyards, paddocks, and store at the river landing, woolshed, huts, large yards, and paddocks at Whakamahi on tho seaboard, outstation cottage and yards Monganui Valley, Napier road, and shepherd's huts and paddocks at Ohinepaka and AVaihua river, Speedy and large hydraulic wool presses. The wool is taken from the station by coastal steamers to tho ships in this bay at 4s per bale, the distance from Napier 35 miles. There will be over 20,000 Sheep and Lambs, two-thirds of them cross-breds, and a small Merino stud flock about 400 from Tasmaiiiun imported. The sheep will not be sold till after shearing, the sale of the land being fixed for 3rd October, and of the sheep on the 28th November, in lots to suit purchasers. Note.—Every block has been selected with the greatest care, so as to form convenient and easy worked homesteads. The reserves will be almost nominal, as the property must absolutely be sold. Every attention will be given to visitsrs wishing to inspect the property. Also goodwill of 585 acres Leasehold and 23 acres Education Reserve Leasehold near Wairoa. Terms— 10 per cent, deposit, the balance of onethird Cash on execution of deeds at date of delivery, balance in three years bearing 7 per cent, per annum. WAIREKA, 11,000 ACRES FREEHOLD, CROAVN GRANT.—Three sides good natural river and forest boundaries, the other side wire fence. Fully twothirds of this estate is very rich land, low hills in the basin between the Waiau River and Tukarangi, about 25 miles west from AVairoa. Fully 2000 acres in six paddocks are surface sown ; comfortable new well finished and furnished house, cultivation paddock, garden, men's house, new woolshed, sheep, stock, and milking yards. By additional surface sowing this property would soon carry 15,000 sheep.. At present there are 4300 very well bred Merinos, including a small Stud Flock, 15, Horses, about 50 quiet Cattle, and Team of Bullocks, a valuable lot of Station Plant, F-ehcing Wire,' &c, with Sheep and everything given in, 30s per acre is about the estimate as it now stands. Terms.—Onefourth cash, balance at 2 ancl 4 years bearing 6i per cent, per a,nnum,