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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 292, 17 October 1879, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1879. STOCK, WIRE, AND IMPLEMENT JOHNS & FEEGUSSON have received J ns'Mictions from the Trustees of the late Mr H. Bannister to sell at the yards Masterton on the above day Cows, calves, heifers and steers Horses—including good hacks broken to carry lady or gentleman; ponies for children or harness Pigs—Sows and boars Farm carts, sp:ing cart, wood roller, Harness—Plough, cart, and trap Single and double furrow ploughs Harrows, wheelbarrows, tanks Farm gates, farm grubber, ironwork Garden engine, lawn mower, garden tools Saws, &c, screw and bottle jacks Washing machine, mangle Tubs, buckets, milk dishes Box of glass, spouting and guttering. 50 sheep skins FTJENITUEE. Chests drawers Tables Bedsteads, palliasses Fenders Toilet glasses Pictures Water-butts, &e. ALSO—Same day, for whom it may concern 20 head mixed young cattle Horses 5 tons fencing wire 6 iron gates, improved principle Wood gates, 4c. The whole of the above will be sold without the SLIGHTEST EESERVE, and should offer a great inducement to buyers of all descriptions of goods. 288 THE GREATEST SALE THAT HAS EVER OCCUERED IN NEW ZEALAND OF AVAILABLE LAND, Within a few hours of the Empire City. LAND ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. MONDAY AND TUESDA7 24th and 25th NOVEMBER, The Township of Martinborough, together with 40,000 acres of the choicest agricultural and pastoral land in the colony, subdivided into Town, Rural, and SMALL IMKM sec tions, varying in size from J acre up to 1000 acres, which will be sold by public auction, on Monday and Tuesday, the 24th and 25th NOVEMBER, by TUTR J. H. WALLACE, ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, Who has received instructions from the Hon. J, Martin, M.L.C., MARTINBOROUGH Is within four hours' of the City of Welling'on with every prospect of a Branch Line of RAILWAY to the centre of the Township as shown upon the published plan,

The Vendor, knowing the great demand there is by settlers for land that is immediately available for agricultural purposes on such terms as will enable them to empby their labor and capital upjn improving their property without immediate payment being required, has decided to meet their wishes bj Selling the valuable Estates of' HUANGARUA and OTAIUIA, Now called MARTINBOKOUGH OS DEFERRED PAYMENTS !! ! The following are the Liberal Terms upon which (he property will be sold : A deposit of 10 per cent, at Sale, 15 per cent, in one month. 25 per cent, in five years. 50 per cent in ten years, at G per cent. Purchasers of township allotments, a deposit of 25 per cent., balance by bills at 3,6, and 9 months' date. Plans of the property and all other information may be had on application to Messrs IZARD k BELL. Solicitors. Wellington, Mr JOHN MARTIN, jun„ Huangarua Station, Wairarapa Ms J. H. WALLACE Estate agent, Wellington A good opportunity is now offered intending purchasers of seeing the GRAIN-GROWING CAPABILITIES Of the land, there being at present ft Growing Crop of 150 acres in extent, adjoining the Main Eoad. 289 ■EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, Opposite the Council Chambers, QOEEN-STitEET, MASTERTON. T. E. PRICE, (Late Clark & Price) of the New Zealand Educational Depository, Wellington), IMPOETER of STATIONERY, BOOKS, and MUSIC, Is receiving by each English mail a regular supply of NEW BOOKS & PERIODICALS, And the leading English, Scotch, and Irish papers; and has always on hand

A WELL-SELECTED STOCK Stationery, Books, School Requisites and Educational works, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books, SS* Impaction invited. 221 PHOTOGRAPHY. rpHE undersigned has now the pleasure of J- notifying that his new Photographic Studio will be ready for the reception of visitors on WEDNESDAY, 15th INST. . Carte do Visite, Cabinet, and other Photographs taken; also enlarged, or reduced for brooches, lockets, or rings. Photographs and other pictures copied. Views taken in any part of the district, THOS. E. PRICE, Educational Depository, Queen-street,