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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 303, 30 October 1879, Page 3

TOWN HALL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1879, At 2 o'clock. lOENS & FERGUSSON will sell as above a splendid lot of New and Second-hand Furniture. As the whole will be sold without the slightest reserve, this should attract the notice of parties furnishing. Chests of Drawers, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Washstands, Dressing Tables, toilets, Couehe9, Cheffoniers, Bedding, Books, Periodicals, Novels, etc. Terms cash, No reserve. 30C THE GREATEST SALE THAT HAS EVER OCCURRED IN NEW ZEALAND OF AVAILABLE LAND, Withiu a few hours of the Empire City. LAND ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS, MONDAY AND TUESDAY ■24 m and 25th NOVEMBER, The Township of Martinborough, together with 40,000 aci'cs of the choicest agricultural and pastoral land in the colony, subdivided into Town, Rural, mid SMALL IiMRM sec tions, varying in size from ] : acre up to 1000 acres, which will be sold by public auction, on Monday and Tuesday, tiic 24th and 2!Hh NOVEMBER, by ME J. H. WALLACE, ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, Who has received instructions from the Hon. J, Martin, M.L.C., MARTINBOROUGH Is withiu four hours' of the City of Wellington with every prosyectof 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 purpos°s on such terms as will enable them to empl y their labor and capital upon improving their property without immediate payment being required, has decided to meet their wishes bj Selling the valuable Estates of HUANGARUA and OTARAIA, Now called MARTINBOROUGH OS DEFERRED PAYMENTS !! ! The following are the Liberal Terms upon which the 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 i'-i ten years, at 6 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 Miissns IZARD & BELL. Solicitors, Wellington. Mr JOHN MARTIN, jun., liuangarua Station, Wairarapa. Mr J, 11. WALLACE Estate agent. Wellington _ A good opportunity is 110W ofacd inten'l- - purchasers of seei.' l " ie GRAIN-GROWING CAPABILITIES Of the land, there being atp/ esent ? ® m ™£ Crop of 150 acres in extent, the Main Road. m TUESDAY, lira NOVEMBx™* At 2 o'clock.

IMPORTANT SALE of a VALUABLE BREWERY AND FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. In the Insolvent Estate of J, G. Rockel, Masterton. f\ EORGK THOMAS has received instruc\JT tions from the Mortgagee, to sell by public auction, at his sale rooms, Huntersi reet, on Tuesday, 11th November, at 2 o'clock— The following Valuable Properties : Lot 1. FREEHOLD. - All that piece of land situate in the Opaki Block, Wairarapa District, containing 1 acre 2 roods, being the allotments Nos 18, 1!), 20, 47, 48, and 49- on a plan deposited in the Land Registry Office, Wellington, So. 61 Lot 2. FREEHOLD. A piece of land situated in the settlement of Eketahuna, containing 1 rood 4 perches, being Lot number 17 on deposited plan number 1)2 Lot 3 FREEHOLD. Allotments Noa 18 and 30, ai«d allotments 1!) and 20, being part of sections A'os 57 and sj, Masteiton Small Farm Settlement, containing 1 acre 2 roods 27 perches, Lot 4 FREEHOLD. Section 91 on the plan of the Town of Mastercon, containing 1 acre, on which is erected a commodious family residence, with every convenience, also, well laid out garden. This acre has frontage to two streols LEASEHOLD. AW thai; parcel of Land in the Town of Masterton, being part of S.otion No 121, bounded on 'he north by other part of same section 199 feet, south-west by public road 214 ft, south-east b» another public road 199 ft, and north east by the Waipoua lliv°,r, on which is erected a compact and well.established Brewery (known as the" Waipona Brewery"), in full working order, and doing a lucrative business, Lease 19 years to run; ground rent exceedingly low, The whole of the working plant and stock-in-trade necessary for carrying on the business, The above is a chance seldom, if ever, to be met with, and well worth the attention of buyers, being one of the most compact breweries in the colony. For further particulars and conditions of sale, terms, &c., apply to the AUCTIONEER; Or to Messrs Buckley, Stafford, & Fitzherbort, Solicitors for the Vendors,