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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 774, 21 May 1881, Page 3

' ... ..SATUBDAY, ,4th JUNE, ;' << '■■'■• At'l o'clock sharp!' '•' ! ; N;I n"G ; SA li ETft, ; Ai ; JP.';fl.;WooD fclCoi's New Auction . ■ i Premises,'. ,; ; OARTERTON, » with instruptions from Mr W, W. McCardle,- of Masterton, to sell by public auction, on the.above date-. ;, A Large .and Choice Variety of PEUIT • TREES, Shrubs, Hedge Plants, Pot ~„' riants, Boses, Grapo Vines, etc. j'^■^•compriairig— ; -■■■■'• '■'■:■•:.'•. -.-.'i,' . I roots,' a grand': id v.-.wilectipiirof finest'sorts in-the , w0r1d;..,.' ~V.' '".';':";;'.',; : Pears, Plumsj Pea'chea,' " ,' : . ''.'■', j,; Apricots, Cherries,, Quinces '; '." ~' Grape Vinesi'Gooseberries,. Currants I ■! Pines, Ornamental.Trees, Shrubs' Of every description, far.too numerous to ; (. x , ' particularise,' ; ;." Also; * over" 100 varieties of the | PINEST ROSES IN THE COLONIES.' \ The' above' assortment of Trees and Shrubs are the; Finest in the way of Nursery Stock 'ever offered to the public, and cannot fail to giye'satisfaction to planters. In the apples will '.be offered a few of the Grand Blight-Proof Apple, Winter. Majetin,' now in great demand in all' parts of the' Colonies. V-.Wellington.and Hntt planters would do well to attend this sale. . j. H;- ; ?rpOD'& CO.'S NEff : AUCTION ; v , ]i .PREifISES i ,' i CARTERTON. .. ! ' "AT; ONio'OLOOK SHARP.' ■ .■■.::■.■■'■ ~-.. ■: ...' ■ 77' sssjr* mm® [Extract from the New ZealaiulOazelti, 12th May, 1881,] : 'FurlW Salt t)f Sections in the Parikha ; Block. Principal Land Office, j "'■ • Carlyle, 12thMay, 1881, THE Crown lands as under will be open for application for cash, at the prices named, on Monday, the 20th June next, and every ;l*wful day thereafter until sold, at the Land Offices, Carlyle, Hawera, and Hew Plymouth, SCHEDDLB, Block. Section Area PricotfAcre a r p "£ s D [VIII. 1 133 0 0 30 0 3 100 0 0 3 0 0 4 100 0 0 3 0 0 75 151 0 0 2 10 Q 76 150 0 0 2 10 0 78 ■' §2O 0 6 20 0 6? 920 Qfi 20 0 Dtscriplion of Land. -This land is. situated on the sea-opaat, near Cape Egmont;' twenty-two to twenty-five miles south of the town of New Plymouth <• A" good metalled road, being part of the main coastline from Hawera to New Plymouth, forms the eastern boundry of the block. The- land is level and open, well watered, and fertile. Terms of Sale; One-fourth of the pur-chase-money tp be pajd p,n jpplioatfon, and the balapce (o the Receiver of Land Revenue at New Plymouth, within one calendar month from date of application, otherwise the deposit will be forfeited, and the contract for the Bale, of the land thenoeforth will benull and void. Crown grant fees to be paid on completion of the purchase. In the event of two or more applications for the tame land being made on .the same day, the the upsot price at which suchpand shall be put up at auction shall. he the prioo stated above,

The abovo sections have been temporarily withheld from sale, but they are now offered to the public with the unsold sections ' in Blocks ITj and Till,, which were opened for sale for cash on the 4th of April last Coloured lithographic plans.of the above . seotions aro on view at the Land Offices throughout the colony. 0, A. WRAY, Commissioner of Crowe Lands for West; Coast Land Distrjot (North Island,) ■ ' . : 772 NUESERY STOCK. WW, MoCARDLE offers nis large and by far the finest Stock of TREKS and SHItUBSto be found in the Welling-. ton Province, at prices that cannot be undersold, unless by inferior Treesand on common roots, ' His APPLES are all on blight-proof roots, warranted to keep clean. Apples on bljght-prQof rpqts-J. year, 15s i 2 years; 20s j' 3 years, 24s per ■ .• ..,dozen ..'. ; Apple, blight-proof root and branoh, one of the finest apples "-'I year, 20s; 2 years, 2Rs; 3 '■ '■ years, 32s per dozen ■■ Pears, Plums, Peaohes Cherries, Quinces, Nectarines Apricots—l year, 15s; 2 do, 20s; 3 d«, 24sperdozen Currants and Gooseberries, 5s to 7s per dozen. Raspberries, 3,s per dozeq RhiibarbEoots, from 4s io 12: 4s io 12spordoz HEDGJ PI)APP, Barberries, 2Q3 per IQOQ , Pinuslnsignis, Is to 2a each . „ 9s to 20s doz ~',, •„ : 60s to 100 a per 100 iPines of many sorts much the same _ prices CUPBESSUS MACROOARPA. ,' Is to 2s 6d each •PJF^JstpJOp, Cunreaauaqf a| from }s (id to 7s 6d ROSES, A large stock, 200 sorts, from Is 6d to.2a 6J .., : .each, .Jss to 24s per doaei).. , . The following trees are all to be bad at 60s per 100! English Lamel, Ash, Oak, Sycamore, Elm, Holly, Balsaam, Euonymuß,'Es'pallonia,"Other Trees, Plants,'audi Bulbs from'ls each-Filberts, Figs', Aloes I of all sorts, Arucaria, Cedars, Cryptpmeria. Yews, Thugs Arbutus', Azalea, Camellia, Laburnum, Deutzia, Deidilla, Hydrangea, Lautana, Magnolia, Nerium, Philadelphus, Pbotinia, Silver Tree, Rhododendron, Ribes, Salix; Spir'asia, Lime, Veronica, Snowberry, Fuoh'sia, Crysanthemum, Dahlias, Gladiolus, Lilium, Tuiips, Pansies, Phloxes," '■'■>■ SEEDS of all kinds, new, olieap, and of the,finest quality.. ; ,: *.-. CASTLEPOINT HIGHWAY BOARD. makVand'levy a general'rate cf lain the £ oh all'rateable property within the' Castle-f point Highway District for one year, from the Ist day of April, 1 1881.'Such rato shall be due and payable in one instalment on the lß^flay'oiinnenextr i; ." ; .- v i; ' ;!: : ;; ' ; -' '-'■■ ::!i •The Rato'Bookj is open l fori, inspection at tHeTmmSwre.;:;^.;',,,,^^:^!-:;;;,:!*,,;;