TEUKSDAY, JANUARY 19. AUCKLAND; NEW ZEALAND. TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP, ACCOUNT. FOE UNRESERVED SALE, AT THE HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, At Noon, ONE of the MOST EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES in the Northern Island, known as the MURIWHENUA ESTATE, Comprising 56,530 Acres, Situate at the extreme North-west of the Island, well wooded and watered, bounded on three sides by the ocean, with a. sea-board of about thirty miles, on which there are numerous bays, with good anchorage for vessels of large tonnage. Coasting vessels from Auckland make periodical calls at the Homestead, where stores are landed and wool and cargo shipped. The whole is well watered in the dryest season by creeks, rivers, and lakes, intersecting the property and forming good natural boundaries, available for subdivisions at a small outlay. The improvements consist of the Horr a comfortable cottage residence, witl stabling, workshop, store, woolshed, workmen's cottages, stockyards, garden, several enclosures securely fenced, varying from five to three hundred acres in extent, and a considerable breadth of surface-sown grass; also stockmen's cottages and stockyards on other portions, of the Run. Together with the following stock now on the property : 750 head WELL-BRED CATTLE 7 pure-bred HEREFORD BULLS, from the herd of Messrs. R. and E. McLean 700 young ewes 300 hoggets 12 long-wooKed rams 10 STOCK HORSES 11 working bullocks Station tools, portable forgo, carpenter's bench, whaleboat, and fishing nets ; but household furniture and station stores must be taken at a valuation. A LIGHTHOUSE is now in course of erection at Cape Maria, and will have a TELEGRAPH STATION within two miles of the Homestead. The above described property has been occupied but a short period, four years, and is now commencing to fgive a return. It is capable of extensive improvement, and will carry a much larger number o£ stock than are now upon it. Ducks, pheasants, quaiL and fish are abundant for the sportsman. Climate unsurpassed for comfort and healthfulness. Title : Crown grant. Terms cash, or one-half the purchase money may remain secured on the property fivs years, bearing 7 per cent, interest. A plan of the property can be seen at thi office of this paper. For further particulars apply to the Auc tioneer.
ALFRED BUCKLAND. Business Notices ELBOURNE WOOL SALES. "gOLDSBROUSH'S WOOL WAREHOUSES. TO THE WOOL GROWERS AND MERCHANTS OF NEW ZEALAND. Deaii Sfrs, —We beg to inform you that in order to facilitate the transit of wool from New Zealand to this market for disposal, we have lade arrangements with Messrs. McMeckao, lackwoad, and Co. to receive wool at their es in the following shipping ports, and forward same to our warehouses, Melbourne, at greatly reduced rates, as under : Rate per Bale. Greasy. Washed. Southland (Invehcaeoill) £0 8 0 £0 7.0 DUNEDIN (Port Chalmers) 0 8 0 0 7 0 Canterbury (Port Lyttelton) 0 8 0 0 7 0 Wellington ... 0 8 0 0 7 0 Nelson ... ... 0 8 0 0 7 0 Or, at the option of owners, by through contracts with us, including insurance at £2O per bale, and all charges from leaving railway station, or drays at shipping port, until arrival at our warehouses, Melbourne, as follows, viz.:— Rate of Freight per Ton. Southland Greasy. Washed. (Invercabgill) £3 5 0 £4 0 0 DUNEDIN (Port Chalmers) 3 5 0 4 0 0 Canterbury (Port Lyttelton) 3 5 0 4 0 0 Wellington ..350 400 Nelson 3 5 0 4 0 0 Hoping tho above low rates will induce you to try this market, which is now established as the great Central Wool Depot of the Colonies, and assuring you of our most careful attention to any consignments with which we may be favored, We remain, Yours truly, R. GOLDSBROTJGH & CO. Melbourne, August 1, 1877. Wool can also be consigned' to our own Agents at the following Ports, who will attend to shipment and pay carriage, if required : Dunedin ... Renshaw, Denniston, & Co. Wellington... Murray, Common, & Co. Invercabgill McPherson & Co. NOTICE.— GEORGE DEW, carrier between Wellington and the Wairarapa, herewith begs to inform his customers and the public in general, that he has disposed of his business, together with all his horses, waggons, &c, &c, to Mr. A. O. Considne, who will in future carry on the business as heretofore, and trusts that the patronage bestowed upon him during the last three years, will be continued with his successor. (Signed) GEORGE DEW. A. O. CONSIDNE, referring to the above ! notice, bogs to inform his friends and the settlers in Featherston and the Lower Valley, that all parties favoring him with their custom, can rely upon having their goods properly i delivered at reasonable charges, (Signed) A. O. CONSIDNE. : Wharekaka, October 19. L OR, V • LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, SHIP BROKER, AND LICENSED CUSTOM-HOUSE AGBNT. Office—Grey-street, next National Bank, WILLIAM BOOTH AND CO., TARATAHI SAW & PLANING MILLS, WAIRARAPA. , Yard in Wellington—Pipitea Point. 1 Agent, HY. DRYDEN.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5185, 3 November 1877, Page 4
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