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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 715, 12 March 1881, Page 3

MONDAY, 4th APRIL. ii/iESSRS'J. H. BETHUNE& CO,, J.U. acting undor instrnctioiiß from the I Executors of tho late William Ml Welch and from Mr Henry Weloh, will sell by public auction, at their Sale Bourns, Feethorstou-st,, Wellington, on Monday, 4th April, 18H1, at 2 o'clook, the underiiieiitioii. 6 ~YALUAI3LE FREEHOLD LANDS. , AND SHEEP, i ' • ' 1. .: Sections Nos. 3,4, and 57, Opaki Block, . ~ • containings77acres together with woolshed and farm buildings thereon. . A right of road, half aohain wide, through section 6 will be given to these seotions, • 2. Tho eastern half of section No, 6, Opaki, [ • containing 500 acres, together with dwelling-house and out-buildinga, now in tho occupation of Mr Henry | Weloh. Subject to a right of road, [half a chain 1 wide to the sections included in Lot 1. 3 [ The western half of section No. G ' Opaki, containing 600' acres, 140 acres of which are lot foil tt term ending 31st May, 1832, at an • annual rental of £2lO. i• ■ . Part of ration No. 61, Opaki, containing 93$ acres, laid off as a township, and known hb the Township of ■ Mulgrave. 5 Part of section No. 32, Opaki, adjoining tho township of Mulgrave, with the hotel and outbuildings thereon, now in the occupation of Mr James Harvey. 6. Sections Nos. 9 and 10, Opaki Block, containing 472} acres. 7. . Section No, 74, Opaki Block, containing 63 acres of lnfgnifkenttotara bush. 8. Section No, 38, Bangitumau Block, containing 84 acres. 9. H flock of 3350 sheep and lambs, of mixed ages and sexes. The above properties are all within easy distance of the town of Masterton, Lots 1, 2, 3, within four miles, and aro situated along the intended railway line. A considerable portion of the laud is undor cultivation, and has yielded heavy crops of wheat and oats. For further particulars apply to EDWARD PEARCE. 714 One of the Executors. WAIKAKAPA JOCKEY CLUB. NOMINATIONS stating Pedigreo, sex, and description, will be received for tho undermentioned Races by the Secretary at Carterton till 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, 25th March, 1881:Chaupaone Stakes 1882, of f>o sovs second horse 10 sovs, third horss to save his stake. For then 2-year-olds, Colts, Bst 101b; fillies and geldings, Bst Bibs. Six furlongs. Nomination 1 sov, and 1 sov on night of general entry. WAnuitAPA Dismcx Produce 1884, of 1 OOaoVb, second horse 10 sovs, third horse 5 sovs, For then three-year-olds bred in the district. Colts, Bst lOlbs; fillies and geldings, Bst 51bs. ljmiles. Nomination 1 sov, and 4 sovs on night of genoral entry.

The second and third moneys in each of the above events will not be deductod from the advertised amount of the race, . RALPH R. ARMSTRONG, Secretary. Carterton, Ist March, 1831. _ 705 AUCKLAND RACING CLUB'S a AUTUMN MEETING. H. N. ABBOTT Haß opened a List on the NOVEL principle which gavo such Universal Satisfaction at the late Summer Meeting of (ho above Cliib'. 2,000 SUBSRIBERS at £1 EACH. All tho Races will bo mixed together and drawn for. About ONE HUNDRED & TWENTY PRIZES For Proijraimno and other particulars apply at this, office, or Free on application to H.N. ABBOT* . Proprietor United Service Hotel. 702 . ■■■•■•■•' Auckland. NEW ZEALAND EAILWAYS. rtXTKA TRAINS WILL BE RUN. BETWEEN FEATHERSTON, GREYTOWN, CARTERTON, AND MASTERTOH, ON SATURDAYS ONLY. Sfl.2 P 3. ■§ ttf 8 a S 'B Sd£ o £ !' oi MwaieocJ sin ism-Ms ; Passengers from Gwytpwu for Wellington mußt;proce.ed to Wobtjiiide: bj No 2,7.6Q a.m. train, •■■' ■■■"■"'''"' ■' v --.. All.trains n'ill atop at v intermediate beiuK given to the.Guard. '•' ~", . ■•. GEO", A6HCKPFT, ' • 708 .'.'PwtlictMauager,