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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5720, 30 July 1879, Page 4

Auctions LEASEHOLD HUN FOR SALE By Public Auction, At the Criterion Hotel, Napier, On 28th AUGUST, 1879. MR. MILLER has received instructions , from Messrs. J. Sutherland and Co. to offer for sale by public auction, at Napier, on the 28th August next— Part of their leasehold run, on the Lower Mohaka River, consisting of about 8000 acres rich agricultural and pastoral land; rent, £SO per annum, with 15 years’ lease to run. 3000 sheep, merinos, chiefly ewes. This block of land, though chiefly under fern, has at present grass enough to carry 5000 sheep, and the whole land will take grass readily by surface sowing. It has good natural boundaries, except on one side, where three miles fencing are requisite. There are several clumps of useful bush on this part of the property. A gcfod dray road is in course of formation to the port of Mohaka ; from the steamers’ landing place the to the boundary of the property is only six miles. Terms easy, will be made at sale; M. E. MILLEE, Auctioneer. LARGE LEASEHOLD ESTATE (Partially Stocked) FOE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER, At the Criterion Hotel, Napier. ME. M. E. MILLEE has received Instructions from Hugh MoLellan, Esq., of Te Haroto, to sell by public auction, at the Criterion Hotel, Napier, on THURSDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER, The whole of his LEASEHOLD AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, Known as the Tabawera and Tataba-o-Kina Blocks, together, containing about 130,000 ACRES LEASEHOLD, 13 years to run of lease, rent £240 per annum. 490 ACRES FREEHOLD, at Te Haroto, with out-station thereon, and cultivation paddocks. 15 ACEES TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTlONSjintownshipof Tarawera. The whole with 10,000 sheep, about 8,000 of these being well-bred Merinos, the remainder cross-bred, Together with all Station Plant 18 Horses 1 team of Bullocks, Dray, &c. There is a new wool-shed, capable of covering 400 sheep, and storing 100 bales of wool; new sheep yards and home huts, and about 8000 ft. sawn timber ready toward building a new dwelling-house ; two out-station huts and yards ; four small paddocks, and two large do. About 10 miles of seven-wire fence has lately been erected; this, with the numerous good natural boundaries and about 5 miles fencing material, now ready for erection, will divide the property into six sections. This property is situated about thirtyfive miles from Napier, the inland coach road passes right through its breadth, and it has a frontage to the Mohaka River of about 20 miles, with numerous neverfailing streams, tributaries of that river, running through the property. On the two blocks there are about 60,000 acres of rich pastoral hills and downs, about 30,000 acres medium and light do., and the remainder bush. Besides the natural grass, of which there is a good amount, there are several hundred acres in different parts which have been sown with artificial grasses, and all doing well. At present the run would carry 15,000 sheep, and will yearly increase in carrying capacity by burning off the fern and stocking alone, while if outlay is undertaken in sowing artificial grasses, the property could be made in a very few years to carry 130,000 sheep, while the, wool from this country' is known as sound and healthy, and the lambings have been most satisfactory. If it is found desirable on the day of auction, the property may be put up in two lots, the Tatara-o-Kina Block with 40,000 acres and 5000 sheep, and the Tarawera Block with 90,000 acres and the same number sheep and the homestead. Terms at sale. M. R. MILLER, Auctioneer, Stock and Station Agent. THURSDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER, 1879. \/TR. M. E. MILLER has received in VI structions to offer for sale by public auction, at the Criterion Hotel, Napier, on above date — Kokorika, Mohaka, the property of Mr. Wm. Smith, containing 376 acres freehold 9724 acres leasehold, 11 years to run, well grassed and watered, with 4000 sheep, house, men’s huts, and excellent paddocks laid down in English grass; also, plenty of excellent bush for building, fencing, &c., close to homestead. Bounded by the Mohaka River and by a deep creek. The run is now capable of carrying 8000 sheep. Terms at sale. M. R. MILLER, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER. MR. M. R. MILLER has received instructions from the Hon. H. R. Russell, to offer for sale by public auction, on Thursday, 4th September— The Little Bush Property, consisting of 550 acres, or thereabout, situated about 7 miles from Napier by the Meanee-road, and 3J miles from the Famdon Railway Station, with or without 2700 crossbred fat wedders and 30 well-bred cattle. This most desirable estate is well known for the excellence of its soil, and its superior feeding qualities, and could be made one of the most delightful residences in the province. There are several cottages and an extensive range of farm buildings, besides thriving plantations, which give beauty as well as shelter to the property. It is watered by artesian wells, and the Tutaekurimate Creek is the boundary for a considerable distance on the west. To settlers having runs at a distance from Napier it would be a most convenient homestead, where stock could be advantageously reared for stud purposes, or a constant supply kept for the market. If suitable offers are made, the property would be sold in several subdivisions, beingadmirably adapted for dairy farms. Several parties having already applied to purchase portions of this property it _ will be cut up into suitable subdivisions provided the proprietor can dispose of the whole simultaneously. It is unnecessary to say anything as to the superior advantages which a place so well known offers to small settlers or for residences. Terms at sale. M. R. MILLER, Napier. T-fTRE’S BAZAAR, MELBOURNE. GRAND ANNUAL SALE, THOROUGHBRED AND DRAUGHT ENTIRES, MARES, &0., And Other Breeding Stock. McCULLOCH, CAMPBELL, AND CO. beg to notify to the breeders of the Australian Colonies that their usual annual sale will commence on MONDAY, 11th AUGUST, For the Sale of Thoroughbred Entires and Mares. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 12th and 13th AUGUST, Sale of Imported and Colonial Draught Entires, including some very extra superior Clydesdales imported this season by Messrs. Jno. Trestrail, H. Vanrenen, and other well-known judges. THURSDAY, 14th AUGUST, A full list of Clydesdale Mares of the highest quality. Owners having stock for Me will oblige by forwarding early particulars, so that they may be duly advertised and catalogues prepared. Full list will appear in the Australasian and Leader newspapers.