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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 123, 1 April 1879, Page 3

gALVAGE SALEI! !!!.SALVAGE"GOODS 111 ■ ]{[ t QASELBERG & (JO. Will sell the residue of their STOCK at the TOWN HALL, CARTERTON, Commencing on SATURDAY, 29th instant, and will last for SEVEN DAYS ONLY. The Goods will bo sold considerably lower than at Greytown, so as to clear the whole off within the time specified. : M; CASELBEKG &■ CO., 85 Greytown. /HOOKSON'S DERBY SWEEP, on the Vj ORE,IT AUTUMN HANDICAP. April 14, 1879. fiOOO SUBSCRIBERS AT £ 1 EACH. First horse Second horse.. Third horse Starters, divided Non-starters, divided £2OOO 1000 500 1000 1500 £6OOO Exchange for cheques, Is, and' stamps for reply. Address—E. Cookson, proprietor of Warner's Commercial Hotel; or Eox 108, P. 0., Christchurcli. . rpiNUl' EASTEII RACES. To'bc riiii at TINUI oii Eastee. Monday. . . Stewards MrH. T. Wishaw Mr C. R, Miller Mr Tlios. Mackay ■ Mr J, A.Yallance . Jlr T. Carswell Mr R, Sutherland Mr A. McHutclion Mr J. loins Mr Murray. Mr 11. Winsor, JudgeMr E. Clifton. Startkr Mr J, Dnimmond, Clerk of the Course :-Mr W. Smith, Clerk of Scales Mr J. A. Perry. Hon'. Skc, and Treas,:—Mr McHutclion. To be rim under the Wairarapa Jockey Club Rules. • FIRST DAY. Maiden Plate, £2o, Entry, £2, Distance, 1 mile. Single event. Open to all maiden horses. Timri-Whareuma Stakes, £25. Entry, £2 10s, Weight for age. Distance, 2 miles. Open to all comers. Didrict-llace, £2s.—Entry, £2los. Weight for age. Distance, 2 miles, Single event, For district horses only. Had' Race, £lo.—Entry. £1 Weight, 9st. Distance, 1 mils, Single event, Hurry firumj, £lo.—Weight for age. SECOND DAY. Hurdle Race, £2s.—Entry, £2 10s. Welter weight for age. Distance, 2 miles. Single event. Over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft. Din. high, Open to all comers Had Hurdles, £l2 10—Entry, £l, Weight, lOst. Over four (lights hurdles, Single event. Ladies' Pum, £2s,—Open to all coiners. Entry, £2 10s. Handicap, 1J miles. Weights for this race will be declared on or before 10 o'clock on the morning of the second day's races. Coimlalioii Stafa, £ls—Handicap. Open to all beaten horses. Form/ Handicap, £ls,—Entry, £llos. 1| miles. Single event. Open to all comers. yfll entries to the above Races, togother with nomination fees, must be stmt in to the Secretary at Tinui on or before (I o'clock on Friday, the lltli vlpril, with the names and ages of horses, and colors of riders. A. McHUTCHON. 8# Secretary and Treasurer. jySSOLUTION OK PARTNERSHIP. Messhs. THYNNE, LINTON k CO. HAVE been favored with instructions by Messrs Rictithi:, Nanstkad & Co,, Palmerston North, to sell by Private Contract— The undermentioned VALUABLE PROPERTIES, situate in the TOWNSHIP of PALMERSTON and BUNNYTHORPE Districts ; namely No. 1. SAWMILL AT PALMERSTON, With three acres of land as a site, (100 acres land freehold, partly fenced and cleared, and partly standing timber; likewise !)00 acres bush land, with lease for ten years; with all conveniences by way of tramways and railway, connecting with the mainline to Wanganui and Foxton, No. 2, HOKOWHITU SAWMILL, Also iu the Township of Palmcvston, with machinery and appliances capable of cutting 1,500,000 feet timber per annum. The bush land in connection with this mill is leasehold, but extending over a long term of years.

No. o, TRONDHEIM MILL, BUNNYTHORPE, With 700 acres of freehold ; machinery also capable cutting 1,500,000 feet timber per year. No. 4. PALMERSTON FLOUR MILL, With planingmachines attached. This stands upon two acres in Broad-street, with ten acres adjoining. No' 5. TOWN SECTION 187, Of the town of Palmerston, containing 4} acres, fenced and improved, with first" class 7-i'oomcd house. In connection with the mills there aie bullocks, and all necessary- appliances, the industry being at the present time in full working order. Tlie Flour Mill is doing a large and increasing business, situated as it is in the midst of a splendid agricultural district; while in tow of the great demand for timber, the sawmills have not been able to execute the amount of orders lately upon hand. The Auctioneers can confidently recommend the opportunity now presented as one rarely to be met with, inasmuch as the mills are not only giving an excellent return, but the proprietors have already made a competency, the dissolution taking place from circumstances entirely of a private nature, which necessitates the absence of one of the firm from the Colony. For full particulars apply to Messrs THYNNE, LINTON & CO., Palmerston and Foxton, '8 Or to The Proprietors,