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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4110, 23 September 1884, Page 4

Sales by Sis- Margolioutli. CITY AUCTION MART. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29m, ISS4, At 11 o'clock. SALE OF MAGNIFICENT RESIDENTIAL SITES IN THE TOWNSHIP OF WEST CLIVE. C. L. MARGOLIOUTH, Instructed by Mr F. E. Hamlin, will sell as above, a portion of his "WEST /pLIVB TQROPERTY, }} \J -L as under— ACRES. ROODS. PERCHES. Lot 7 0 1 21-5 ~ S 0 1 32-8 „00 2 0 10 0 3 12 11 0 3 29 12 1 0 4-8 13 1 0 30-9 " M 1 0 2G „ Mα 1 2 26-9 Title—Under "Land Transfer Act." Terms will be declared at the Sale. Plana will be issued in a few days. Also, at the same time and place— SEVERAL CHOICE SECTIONS IN NAPIER, HASTINGS, TARADALE, WOODVILLE. Particulars in future advertisement. C. L. MARGOLIOUTH, Auctioneer. Sales by ffir. 51. K. filler. FRIUAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1884. MR M. R. MILLER Has been favored with instructions to sell on snino date as above —■ A VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE PUKETAPU DISTRICT, about 40 miles from Napier by good road, Containing , O/IAA ACRES Freehold, /£l*±\J\J Crown Grant BQAA ACRES LEASEHOLD, OUU 21 years to run, from Ist September, 1881. Rent rising from £35 to £70 per annum. MERINO SHEEP. Price, £5500. Terms easy. Further particulars and plans can bo obtained from M. R, MILLER, Auctioneer. STATION PROPERTIES FOR SALE. npHE Undersigned lias for Sale a number JL of FREEHOLD PROPERTIES in this and adjoining Provincial Districts, ranging in present carrying capacity from 1000™ 25,000 SHEEr - at moderate prices and easy terms —viz. from 30s per acre with sheep given in and upwards, according to locality, quality, and improvement; and several— LEASEHOLD RUNS, CurryingfromlOOO 10 15,000 SHEEP, at from 20s to 25s per sheep, lease plant, and improvements given in. TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. WOODVILLE SECTIONS— 62 Quarter - acre Sections, prices ranging from £5 to £200. 12 Half-acre Sections, prices ranging from £16 to £65. 6 Sections containing If acres each. 1 Section ~ 2-| acres 1 ~ '~ 3f acres KAIKORA TOWNSHIP, NORTH— 6 Quarter-acre Sections. And, Several country lots, containing from 40 to 150 acres each, for sale at low prices. HASTINGS— 2 Quarter-acre Sections 1 Quarter-acre Section with 7-roomcd House, good Garden, etc., adjoining Railway. M. R. MILLER. Napier. SaS«s by Mv Wcliwoutf. 11.8.A. and P. SOCIETY'S ANNUAL SHOW. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AN IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES will bo held on the day after the A. and P. Society's Show at Beecroft's Repository. Also, A SALE OF SHOW STOCK, Entries for which are now invited. R. WELLWOOD, Auctioneer. RTTTELLWOOD Has much pleasure in announcing that he has commenced business at Hastings as STOCK AND STATION AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &o. Having acquired a first-class site, and being about to erect extensive Sheep and Cattle Yards in which to hold regular sales, and having extensive paddock accommodation, ho will be enabled to offer special facilities to stock-owners living at a distance, or who otherwise may favour him with their business. Having made arrangements with agents in otlicr provinces, he will bo glad to treat with sheepfarmcrs for the disposal of their surplus stock during the coming season. The undersigned has also made arrangements with Mr Beecroft to hold a Horse Sale every alternate Saturday at 2 o'clock in his large Repositoiy, of which due notice will be given. R. WELLWOOD. Sales by Mr Hurtling. "W" ~R TT AB]DI NG ' STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, WAIPAWA, Opposite Railway Station. TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS: HASTINGS, KAIKORA, WAIPAWA, and WOODVILLE FOR SALE AND LEASE. Also, STATION PROPERTIES, carrying from 1000 to 40,000 Sheep. Agrieiißltii'aß Sboiv. HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. npiTE Annual Show will bo held on JL WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Bth and 9th October. Entries close for Stock on SATURDAY, 27th September, and for Produce, Implements, &c, on WEDNESDAY, Ist October. W. BEILBY, Secretary. HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. rtnHE following additional Special Prizes JL huve been promised:— Mr. F. W. Williams, agent for, and Mr. W. Cooper, pi-oprietor of Cooper's sheep dipping powder, offer a, prize of Plate value Ton Guineas for the Best Pen of 20 Longwoolled Ham Hoggets, not artificially fed (hay, turnips, ormangold allowed), bred and. owned by the exhibitor. Mr. J. H. Coleman offers a Prize value Five Guineas for,the Best Exhibit of Fresh Butter, not loss than Gibs, in each lot. Mr. R. Wellwood offers a Prize value Three Guineas for the Best Exhibit of Salt Butter, not less than Gibs, in each lot. Mr. J. Boyle offers a Prize value Four Guineas for the Best Colt, also a Prize value Four Guineas for the Best Yearling Filly, both by Bothwoll. Messks Kineosh & Co. offer a prize value Ton Guineas for the best pen of 10 Longwooled Wet Ewes (Grass-fed only). There must be three or more entries for all the above prizes (except Mr J. Boyle's, for which no special entry is required), or the prizes will not be given. W. BEILBY, Secretary.