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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 726, 25 March 1881, Page 3

MTUEDAY, 23th MAKOH, 1881: V. FREEHOLD PRoSIV AT MAURICEFH. WOOD &;'CO:"Mo.fay6fea : mtli : fc • stations from Mi' J.'Wolliugton to sell by public auction at their rooms,. Greytowu, on the above date'at.2 : p.m.; a valu r able freehold property at Mauriceville. being Section No, 1 on the plan of that township- '■■.•■ 42 acres 8 roods' splendid land, 30 acres sown in grass, Fencing—post arid rail, and wire. Improvements comprise a substantially built house, wharo, corn sheds, pig styes,.&c. • The above is one of the best situated and compact properties in the rising ■township of Mauricevillo, and well worthy the attention of anyono seeking a safe and lona fids investment. Terms very easy—declared at sale. Further particulars on application to Mr J. Wellington on tbe premises, or to the undersigned. F.H.WOOD&CO., Auctioneers, ■: SATURDAY, 29th APIRL, After tho Sale of the Mauriceville property. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE General Merchandise, Tea Sugar, Flour, &c, • Drapery, and other Goods WITHOUT RESERVE,. AT ' , Til 11. WOOD & CO.'s AUCTION JJ . ROOMS, GREYTOWN, THURSDAY, 21sUPRJL, AUCTIONEERS NOTICE, OF IMPORTANCE TO STOCKOWNERS. ■

By kind consent of D, MoMaste, Esq, _ the undersigned are prepared to take entries q{ Stock, for sale by public auction on tho abovo date, at the Carterton Show Yards, immediately aftw the sale of Pure, bred Shorthorn Bulls already advertised, for sale on that date. - This presents a splendid opportunity for the sale of Stock, Cattle, Horses, Sheep &c, as owing to the. importance of tho STUD SALE there will doubtless be a large attondanco of buyers 'from all parts of the district. ' K ' * Early entrips are requested in order that due publicity may. be given to same by advertisement.' ' The stock will be sold accordingly to priority of entry, A nominal ontranco fee for stock will he charged by Mr R, H, E {liqtt, the lesgsee of the Yards, P. H, WOOD 4 CO., Auctioneers ; m( \ Cuttle Salesmen, N,8,-No entry can bo received % #s{, purebred or otherwise. MONDAY, 4th APRIL. MESSRS J. 11. RETHUNE & CO,, noting under instructions from the , Executors of the late William Reid Welch and from Mr -Henry Welch, will sell by public auction, at their Sale Booms, Feathorston-st., Wellington, on Monday, 4th Apr;], 1881, at 2 o'clock, the undermentioned— VALUABLE FREEHOLD LANDS AND SHEEP, 1, Sections. Ify?,,'), 4, and 5.7, Opaki Block, containing 577 acres together with woolshcd and farm buildings thereon, A right of road, half a chain wide, through section C will be given to these seotions, 2. The eastern half of section No, 0, Qpak|, containing 500 acres, together With dwelling-liouso and 'out-buildiriga, nq\y in the occupation of Mr Henry ~ Wft,oh ' ■Subject to.a rieht of road, [half a chain wide to the sections included jii Lot 1. 'A V" .... . Tho western ha]f of section, No, f» Opald, containing 5,00 acres, 140, nores of which 'are let for a term ending 31st May, 1882, at an annual rental of £2lO. <t. ' • P.irt offectionNo, 61, Opaki,containing 93-J acres, laid off as a township, section No, 32, Cpaki, adjoining i' township of Mulgravo, with the Ui and outbuildings thereon, now the occupation of Mr James Hcutionx No?, y and 10, Opaki Block, coiuaiiuiij; 47'4 aorcs. % Section No. 7i, Opaki Block; containing 03 acres of msgniliceuttotarabush. S. Section No. 38, ltangitumau Block, containing 81 acres, ¥ A (luck of 3350 sheep end lambs, of mijcod ages and sexeaV',' ' " The ■nb.oye' properties 'are all within "easy distance of the town p,f Masterton, Lots 1, 2, 3, within four inilo?, anil are situated along the intended railway line, A considerable portion of the land is under cultivation, and has yielded heavy crops of whoat and oats. For furthor particulars apply to EDWARD PEARCE. 714 One of the Executors. HOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL Colk-sthket, Masterton. Principal: Miss BEST, A thoroughly wind English Education forms tho basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, tho following subjects are taught -~ French, (icrinan, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needlework. Domestic arrangements aro libora] and, omc-like. Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded ou. application, Tho first term of 1881 will begin on TUESDAY, Ist February. EveninE diss for French. ' 351 A. L; WHYTE, BAKER .AND CONFECTIONER, CAM!ERTON ( TS PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE Balls and Parties On terms that will suit all classes of tho community. HALL AND DINING-ROOM Attached to tho CARTERTON BAKERY, . Ask for A. Lite's JAMS. Patronise Local Industry,' BOARDERS.....; £1 PER WEEK- ... FIRE M, FIRE 11! ¥' WITTON, of the Vetemnarv . Shoeing' Forge,' South OREY- • TOWN,. begs to inform, his friends ami patrons that he has erected, a, NEW WORKSHOP to replace the one destroyed hv the recent' lire,, 'and ;h.»8;. RE-QQMMENCED WORK,' ..'■■'He,, would; also taiothis opportunity ofj.thanking those;who-havo.favored him with their suppoii in the.past.arid hopes by attention.to^theiresteemed,/orders to meiit and receive a.continuance of'the same ■n':lu^ur&i;te ; .jr^v^W;- : Klvr^'!'f'": ; Bo;i