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Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 December 1879, Page 3

TO "THE SEtliET® Of WAIRAR^iPA. GENTLEMEN, -Having Leased the Featheraton Sale Yards for the ensuing G month, we beg to notify that during that period NO ENTRANCE FEES WILL BE CHANGED, and further, in order to promote the success of the Sales, we are wiling to aclyertife ail stock entered with us for Side, AT OUlt OWN, EXPENSE. Wo have also arranged for paddjtliing accommodation at a small chrrge for those settlers who may wish to bring their cattle or sheep over night, or leave them ut night after the sale. Trust ing to receive the support and co-operation ol both buyers and sellers, in this our endeavor permanently to establish regular and successful salfes at the Featherston Sale Yards. We Si'fl, Gentlemen, Your obedient servants, F. fi.WOOD & CO,, Auctioneers and Cattle Salesmen, 345 Greytown. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. By order of the Mortgagees Under conduct of A, S. Allan, Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court at Wellington, Under the provisions of the Conveyancing Ordinauce Act Amendment Act, 1860. . M Messes laery & cami-Hell, at thQir aiictioil rooms, Lambton Quay, Wellington, on Tuesday,' the 6th day of ■January, 1880, at 2 o'clock—--1 All that tl;o section numbeM 197 on the plan of the Tarataln Plain Block containing 52a 2r, more or less 2 Also, all that the section numbered 220 Alciteo Block, East Coast District, containing 640 acres more or or less 3 All that the section No 818, Whareama Block, East Ooast District, Containing 120 aoros, more or less. The auctioneers will also sell at the same time and place, by order of the mortgagees, the following lands which are tinder the provisions of the Land Transfer Act—--4 The section No 220 Akiteo Block, containing 800, acres, more or less 5 All that piece of land to the South of tlw said section 220, Akiteo, containing 254 acre,, mOre or less, being part of the .land in the Land Revenue Receiver's receipt, 16th January, 1573; application 4274 C Also, all that piece of laud containing 3 acres, being part of section No 142, Tarataln Plain Block, and the whole of land in certificate of title, vol 5, fol. 136. The lot No 1 is a farm lately occupied by Mr J, T. Duffy, and is about four miles from Carterton, and is very good cleared land, laid down in English grass. There is a good, well-finished house and outhouse, almost new. Lots 2.3, 4, and 5 adjoin, and form together the station formeily occupied by Messrs Yorke and il/aunsell, and lately by Mr Duffy, _ 3 Lot (j is situate in the heart of the town of Carterton, nearly opposite " The Marquis of Nonnaiiby" Hotel. Thero are two good cottaj.es and a blacksmith's shop. _ Fui ther particulars can be had on application to Messrs Brandon & Son, Solicitors for the Mortgagee; or of LAEIiY & CAMPBELL, 348 Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 6TII JANUARY, 1880. UNDER BILL OF SALE. Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture, Ac., on the Pakowai Station, '■To be sold in One Lot, LAERY * CAMPBELL have Keetad instructions to sell by public auction, under provisions of bill of sale, in their rooms, Lambton Quay, corner Panamastreet, on luesday, Gth January, 1880 at two o'clock (immediately after the Eale of land to be sold by order of the mortgagee)— Tile following live stock as now depasturing oil the Pakowai Station, being lots 2, 3, 4, and 5, as des cribed above Together with the farm implements, household fnrniture, &c.' viz.— 10 working bullocks, 17 cows with calves, 27 licaa of cattle, mixed sexes and ages, 1 draught mare with foal, 1C horses, various ases, 1 bnllock dray, 1 wool press, 4-horse ploughing gear, 1 cart saddle, 2 gentlemen's saddles, 1 side saddle, 1 breech and 1 miuzle-loading gun, 2 pack saddles, 16 sheepskins, and the whole of the household furniture in ono lot. Sale at 2 o'clock, 348 JpOST PONEMENT OP CONCERT IN AID OF THE UREYTOWN SCHOOL PIC-NIC AND PRIZES. O IFlNtr to the sudden death of W. R, Hastwell, Esq., the above Concert is postponed until Monday, sth January next. 345 jQUNCAN CAMERON, SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER (Opposite N.Z, Times Office), Willis-street, Wellington. D.C. begs to thank the Wairarapa public for the liberal patronage he received when in business amongst them, and wishes to draw their attention to this advertisement, as he will be glad to eee all the old faces (and as many new ones) at the above address. Being fully aware of the requirement of fanners, etc., in the district, lie lias just opened up a Stock especially suited to them. A large assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, and everything appertaining to the trade, D C, wishes to call attention to his own Wellington-made Carriago, Buggy, Gig, and T#ap_ Harness; also, Cart, Plough, and Leading do., anddesiies to draw particular notice to one special line—best American Buggy Harness—really good; the only house in town where tflis may be procured. Cheapest House in Wellington for Cash. Special Notice.—All goods delivcced free at Featherston Railway Station. Country orders punctually attended to. Repairs neatly executed. Remember the address— DUNCAN CAMERON, SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER, (Opposite N.Z, Times Office), - Willis-street, Weleington. 347 I i