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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4095, 5 September 1884, Page 4

Sales by Mr M. R. Miller. LARGE ABSOLUTE SALE OF "FREEHOLDS AND T EASEHOLDS, 17ARMS AND QHEEP TTJUNS, J? ARMS AND OHEEP XiUNS, WITH 60,000 Sffi: RATTLE, TTORSES, & pLANT, At Napler, Hawke's Bay, ON FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1884. TURIROA, WAIROA, 9500 ACRES, FREEHOLD, CROWN GRANT.— This property will be offered in the following lots, xv., 2 lots of 10 acres each, 1 do 20acres, 2 do 25 acres each, 1 do each 34, 76, SO, 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 the 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 the 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 able to purchase a portion of the Hill Lands behind them. Two of the larger blocks of the estate, together 1700 acres, form a long 1 frontage to the Waihua River, very little improved, purchased so as to command about 13,000 acres of Crown Lands, low good hills, which will soon be surveyed and in the market. The lots with sea frontage, about 1 7 miles, are exceptionally good Land, and well grassed, a great deal of it ploughed and laid down, the remainder surface sown. The Tawhara Valley adjoining the township is probably the richest Land in the Colony ; wheat grown there sent to Sydney Exhibition weighed 7Ulbs per bushel, taking the bronze medal. - Tho Wool, 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 are surface sown wdth ' English grass. About 80 miles dividing fences, besides sea and river frontages. The 1 Homestead at Kiwi Flat has a substantial new house, men's house, large stable with j loft, also detached stable with two loose boxes and yard for entires, smithy, offices, \ stock and sheepyards, paddocks, and store at the river landing, woolshed, huts, large yards, and paddocks at ' Whakamahi on the seaboard, outstation cottage and yards Monganui , Valley, Napier road, and shepherd's huts [ and paddocks at Ohinepaka and Waihua river, Speedy and large hydraulic wool presses. The wool is taken from tho station by coastal steamers to the ships in this bay at 4s per bale, the distance from Napior ' 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 Tasmanian imported. Tho sheep will l 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 j to suit purchasers. Note. —Every block has been selected [ with the greatest care, so as to form con- _ venicnt 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 ono- ' third Cash on execution of deeds tit date of delivery, balance in three years bearing 7 per cent, per annum. I" TTrAIREKA, 11,000 ACRES FREEYV HOLD, CROWN 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 ; Wairoa. Fully 2000 acres in six paddocks , are surface sown ; comfortable new well finished and furnished house, cultivation paddock, garden, men's house, new woolf shed, sheep, stock, and milking yards. By additional surface sowing this property would soon carry 15,000 sheep. At present there arc 4300 very well bred Merinos, including a small Stud Flock, 15 Horses, about 50 quiet Cattle, aud Team of Bullocks, a valuable lot of Station Plant, Fencing Wire, &c, with Sheep and every--1 thing given in, 30s per acre is about the estimate as it now stands. Terms—Ouc- ' fourth cash, balance at 2 and 4 years bearing Gh per cent, per annum. [ A RDLUSSA, 6900 ACRES, about 18 ; ___ miles from Napier, Land Transfer ' Act, in six subdivisions by wire fencing and deep-banked streams, and about 8 1 miles frontage to the Tutaekuri '. river, also Shearing and Cultivation Paddocks, very rich land, lime--1 stone downs and small plains, several small 1 lakes, fully half of tho estate sown with ' English grass and harrowed, but considerable portion only lately sown, carrying now ' 7000 Cross-bred Sheep (2600 of these arc fat i wedders). When all under grass will carry an average of 3 sheep per acres. New wool- ; shed and yards, manager's and men's cottages, a few Dairy Cattle, Team Horses, Dray, double and single Plough, Harrows . and general station plant. Carriage 30s £>er ton to Napier Port. If this property is not sold as a whole it will be offered in 3 ; lots, viz., 20G7, 3322, and 1506 acres re--1 spectively. Half of the purchase money can 1 remain till April, 18S9, at G per cent. Terms i for the remainder can be arranged. WAIKARE, GOO ACRES FREEHOLD, fenced and sub-divided, namely till i surface sown, and 1000 well-bred Merino Sheep. Note.—Adjoining- 000 acres, also improved and comfortable house, garden, Sec, may bo leased for 7 years to the purchaser of the above at a very moderate rent. * Three miles from mouth of Waikare River, 30 miles from Napier. Tho Sheep on Ardlussa, Waircka, and Waikare will, if desired by intending purchasers, ho offered by auction on same day i ;ts the sale of those Lands for delivery after shearing at a schedule price for the various • ages and sexes. All the foremontioned lands will bo offered ; by auction tit tho CRITERION HOTEL, NAPIER, on FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, commencing at 11 a.m., for delivery after shearing, 28th Novembor. Titles guaranteed. Tho terms for tho Sheep will be cash, or equal to, on delivery. Immediately following will bo offerod by auction the— MOUNT ERIN ESTATE, 4333 ACRES, FREEHOLD, BGB acres of which is rich alluvial Land, woll drained and all in English grass, tho remainder Hill Lands, also in English grass, all fenced and subdivided into 24 paddocks. Tho homestead a very oonifoitablo eight-roomed hotiso, a large men's house, woolshed for 14 shearers, yards, c.oncroto dip, nil erected within tho hist thruo years. Tliis properly, from the great improvements during the past throe years, will winter about 14,000 Longwool Sheep, and in summer will carry about one-third more, no bettor fattening country in the district. Tlie plains paddocks will bo offered in tho following lots, viz., _ lots containing 16 acres each, 2 15 acres, 2 18 acres, 2 22, 0 30, 4 36, and 2 51 acres each; 2 lots plains and hills 153 and 110 acres respectively; tho hill lands in Iwo blocks of 1G56 and 1825 acres each. Tho Lands to bo sold on 3rd Oetobor, for delivery on 14th January. Terms— 10 per cent, at auction, I*s per cent. on del ivory, 25 per cent, in iwo years, and 50 per cent;, in four years, bearing 7 per cent, per annum. Tito Shcop,'lo,ooo to 17,000, including Lambs, to bo sold in lots to suit purchasers on 7th January at the station yards. rilE PTJROTU 75,000 ACRES LEASEX HOLD, about two-thirds open fern Land, remainder forest. "Rent, £200 per annum, 20 years to run. All well bounded and sub - divided into numerous blocks by 20 miles of fencing, two - streams and 12 miles frontage to tho Mohaka River. ' About 2500 acres in English grass, the '