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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4112, 25 September 1884, Page 4

Sales !>v Mr. M. It. Miller. bulk of the remainder heavy fern valleys, with natural grass on hills and ridges, with 12,000 Merino sheep, a few Cattle and Horses, Drays, etc. Good house, store, huts, and good woolshed and yards. This run, by additional surface sowing, would carry 40,000 sheep. TE HAROTO, 55,000 ACRES LEASEHOLD, 20 years to run. Rent £160 per annum, adjoining above. On this run there is a block of 4GI acres Freehold, well improved. The Leasehold portion is divided into four divisions by 13 miles of fencing and natural boundaries, 1500 acres }in English grass. Present carrying capacity 8,000 sheep. By additional surface sowing would carry 25,000. These two runs are divided by the Coach Road, and the homesteads are respectively 35 and 40 miles from Napier. The good will of these leases,—to one of which for the extended new term four names are not yet obtained, but if not obtained at the end of the old lease seven years hence, their portion could be excised by the Court together with the stock and plant, will be offered by auction at Napier on 3rd October on tho following terms—One-third cash, balance in two and four years, bearing interest at 8 per cent per annum, delivery to be taken from the shears first week in January. Full particulars and plans can be obtained at the office of Messrs Dalgety, Blackwood and Co., Melbourne and Sydney; Messrs Dalgety and Company, Dunedin and Christchurch ; also, at Messrs Miles and Co.'s Christchurch, and at Messrs Murray, Roberts and Co.'s AVellington. M. R. MILLER, Stock and Station Agent and Auctioneer, Napier. FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1884. MR M. R. MILLER Has been favored with instructions to sell on same date as above— A VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE PUKETAPU DISTRICT, about 40 miles from Napier by good road, Containing 2400 AC cl E n s G E ,r EHOLD - " 80AA ACRES LEASEHOLD, tJ\J\j 21 years to run, from Ist September, ISB4. Rent rising from £35 to £70 per annum. 5000 =mo SHEEP ' Price, £5500. Terms easy. Further particulars and plans can bo obtained from M. R. MILLER, Auctioneer. Sales by Slanlfain & Co. A. T. H AUITAm & C o ' Have commenced Business at Hastings as STOCK AND STATION, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, AND AUCTIONEERS. Regular Auctions of Sheep, Cattle, and Horses will be held at Hastings, Taradale, anel Petane. Entries for which are now requested, and arrangements made for other sales as required. From Mr Haultain's long experience, both in Australia and New Zealand," in Stocjk and Station management, special facilities are offered for disposing of station properties, and the firm is in constant communication with several large buyers of stock in different parts of the colony. Offico at Hastings, temporarily care of Messrs E. Beck and Co., pending the erection of suitable offices between there and the Bank of New Zealand ; also, care of Messrs Banner and Liddle, at Napier and Port Ahuriri. A. T. HAULTAIN & CQ Prosncetiis. __^ PROSPECTUS OP THE THEATRE ROYAL COMPANY (Limited) OF NAPIER, To be incorporated under the Companies Act, 1882. Capital £5000 In 1000 shares of £5 each, with power to increase. It is considered that half of the proposed Capital only will be required, which will be payablo as follows : — of- on application, 5/on allotment, 10/- three months, 10/- six months, 10/- nine months, and 10/- twelve months after allotment, thus making the payment of tho calls very light upon shareholders. Provisional Directors : J. D. Ormond, P. S. McLean, (of M.H.R. Carlile & McLean) M. S. Bell J. Close, (of Nealand ■ F. Sutton Close) J. H. Vauticr F. Logan, (of SainsJ. McVay bury and Logan) J. V. Brown H. Williams G. IT. Swan IT. P. Cohen H. Steevens- E. Ashton T. Watorworth Capt. Ruth W. J. Harker Bankers: . Solicitors : Sainsbury and Logan Broker and Treasurer: W. G-. Motley Secretary _ro test: Georgo T. Cross THIS Company is projected for the purpose of acquiring the well-known Theatre Royal, now and for the last six years so successfully conducted by Messrs Swan and Ashton, who agree to sell to the Provisional Directors all the Buildings and Leasehold Land, Fittings, Fixtures, Furniture, Stage Properties, Scenery, Machinery, kc, kc, now owned by them, for the sum . of £3000. It is thought by the Promoters that the time has now arrived when increased accommodation is requisite, and with that view they have had plans prepared giving 10 feet extra width to the body of the Theatre. The Dress Circle will be advanced 22 feet nearer the stage, and will bo provided with the newest and most comfortable of upholstery and seating accommodation, notably the patent iron-framed Chairs now iv fashion in the latest built Opera Houses » and Theatres. There will bo four PrivateBoxes connecting the Circle with the Proscenium. The Stage will have an additional 10 feet in depth, with a Proscenium opening . of 27 feet, and a proportional increase in height. When these alterations arc completed tho building will accommodate without any - crowding an audience of upwards of 1200 persons, thus ranking- as one of the larg-est in New Zealand, and the revenue receivable from letting will be increased in proportion. The largest companies will also be induced to perform in this town which they now pass by, and in conjunction with the contemplated improved shipping facilities will insure the highest talent visiting what is admitted to. bo the best show town in the colony for its size. The ventilation of the house and its lighting aro to be made a special feature of the improvements, as also the extra exits and staircases supplied in case of an alarm of fire._ Separate cloak and retiring rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen are a part of tho > scheme. To facilitate the more frequent use of tho building for Fancy Fairs, Matinees, Horticultural and Poultry, kc, Shows, moro windows wiil be provided, and a project -y will be submitted for tho appproval of tho Directors to light the whole house by Electricity in the latest and mont hiexpensive manner, thus offering the boon of effective lighting unaccompanied byoppressivehcat in the summer months. The acoustic properties of the Theatre have not been overlooked, as the proposed plan supplies a now dome roof, which will materially add to the pleasure of the patrons of the entertainments. It is for tho purpose of carrying out these desirable alterations that the Company has been projected, and as testing tho public feeling on the subject a hasty canvass for support has been made resulting in upwards of £3500 worth of shares being taken up thus rendering the successful floating of tho Company a certainty. The names already on the Provisional Directorate and the share list aro a guaran. tee for tho soundness of the undertaking