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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 94, 26 February 1879, Page 3

gATUEDAY, MARCH te/ ,1879. J. J. SMITH & CO. (in conjuiuitiin vitli Messrs F- H, WOOD & CO., of Greytown), will submit to public competition .on the above date, at 2 p.m.. in the TOWN HALL, MASTERTON, In the Borough,' 3 acres of good land, pleasantly situated, and well adapted for garden purposes. A section in Wrigloy'a Estate, 90 x 115 feet, with frontage to Victoria-street. A liandsomo new 4-roomed dwelling-house and allotment of land, in Churchstreet. Four acres of really splwdid land in the Borough, with good house,, garden, and other improvements. One of the best investments offering. A section, 34 x 70, in Cricket-street, with building thereon. A section 55 x IGS feet, frontage to two _ streets, in Keaton estate. A building allotment in Wriglcy's estate, 3G x 165 feet, close to proposed railway station. A well-built y-roomed Cottage, Kuripuni, i-acre of land, fenced, good garden, and fronting main road. One acre, Kuripuni, witli o-roomcd house, outbuildings, iVc. Good garden of fruit tree?.. • . One acre in Manaia Block (Donald's Estate) One do do do Sixty-three acres Waipoua Block. Good bush.. Half-acre, Bentley's Ettato, fenced. Half-acre, Kibblcwhite's estate, fenced. Eighty-two acres, Rangituman Block. Good bush land. Sixty acres Eangitumau Block. Good bush land. Section in Chapel-street, 44 ic 95ft. 100 acres in Waipoua Block, in sections to suit purchasers Terms at Sale. _ Persons wishiug to offer properties not par jcularised iu this list aro requessed to comnunicate with Messrs Smith <fc Co., on or )efore Friday, 23th inst jpUKSDAY, 4hi MARCH, At 1 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF JATTLE, SHEEP, AND HORSES, Messbs BETHUNE & HUNTER fill sell by public auction, at Mr Hunter' farm, Kairoi, near Wellington, on Tuesday, the 4th March, 1879, at 1 o'clock—'HE WHOLE OP HIS VALUABLE CATTLE, SHEEP, & HORSES, Ab under HORT.HOUN BULL "Father Christmas," sire Royal Butterfly 28th, dam Jessamine 6th HOIIT-HORN BULL, " King O'May," sire Father Christmas, darn Second Queen O'May HOItT-HOPiN BULL "Second King O'May," sire Father Christmas, dam Second Queen O'May ULL CALF (not named), sire Father Christmas, dam Third Queen O'May ULL CALF (notnamed), sire Father Christmas, dam Fourth Queen O'May. ULL CALF (notnamed), sire Father Christmas, dam Chorister ) SHORT-HORN COWS & HEMS, WITH PEDIGREES, UEEN O'MAY, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and stli RINCESS O'MAYj Ist, 2nd, and 3rd UCHESS O'MAY ARCHIONESS O'MAY, Ist, 2nd DUNTESS O'MAY, Ist, 2nd, 3rd The above are all descended from the im. rted cow Queen O'May, Brought out in e Aatcropc in the year 1861. ' See Goates' srd Book, vol. 14, page 660. lADOAV, Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and sth UDO\y \vas go.t by Eclipse, dam Dairymaid. (See Canterbury Herd Book.) JLIET (imported), aivo Davon Wastwater, 3049 ; dam Lady Julia 2nd. (See Coates' Herd Book, vol, 22, page 359 VDY ASHRIDGE (imported), sire Twenty-sixth Duke of Oxford, 33,708; dam, Mary Stuart, (See Coates' Herd Book, vol, 22, i)a»o 548 EIFER CALF, out of Juliet; sire, Prince Killerby EIFER CALF, out of Second Queen O'MAY, sire Father Christmas.

28 HEAD Morj or Lqss, Well-bred COWS and HEIFERS. . STUD SHEEP. 1 Lincoln Bams (Imported) 2 Leicester Earns do 3 Southdown Bams do 63 Lincoln GO Leicester llama 21 Cotswold Rama 300 Lincoln Ewes 130 Leicester Ewes 100 Cotswold Ewes

Ami a number of Choice Lincoln, Leicester Cotswold, and Sou Mown Bam aiul Ewe Lambs. MARES. Chestnut Draught Mare, from Victoria Bay Draught Mare from Tasmania Bay Draught Maro from Tasmania PIGS, - One Imported Boar, Three Imported Sows, Tiio Stock are now on view at the farm. They win ho examined at any time, and further particulars ascertained on application to tl's manager. A number of agricultural implements and ot'ier articles will be sold after the Stock. Catalogues containing the pedigrees of the stock and other information will be issued in a few days. LUNCH AT 12 O'CLOCK, Wellington, Jan. 30,1879. 48 FOR SAIS ok to LEASE, with right of purcliaae, at a low rental, — Three blocks of land on the Upper Plain, containing from 100 to 120 acres each. Each block has from 25 to 30 acres of bush, and is partly fenced For further particulars apply to 330 R. & J. BROWN. JpOR SALE,—A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. One 4cre of Land at having, two frontages, ngaj pjappMctbranch railway site. Voffljitle eash required. For partiWljjM .typly to ' ' ' W. BOCK