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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 966, 5 January 1882, Page 3

F. H. Wood & Go. AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. : ; |.l 11, WOOD kCO bog to annyunco that L . tlii-y will li 'kl h tiivlo by ii'iction in niihcotioii with tho iS.lin iinrtEwc rail-, to ttvko,- place. A'ebhuurfi itdor 'the' auspices of.tlie, 'Wairarajia and t Cartoi tdn. After tho sale of Sheep, CATTLIi and IORSES will bo submitted, preference of ale given to priority of entry. - . . Owners of stock for sale are' invited to nalce their entries of samo as early as possitie. 7. . If. 11. WOOD-& CO., 101 Auctioneers and Oittlo Salesmen, M. K. Miller. IMI'OETANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MSSINGTON ESTATE. */ Compact . Pastoral and Agricultural Freeholds, Of about fiOO to 4000 acres each, MARCH, 1882. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MR. MILIjER lias received inßtruc- , tions from .Messrs R. H. Rhodes & Co., of Hissington, to lay o'it into Convenient Farms, and sell by auction iu March next, about—--40,000 nerds' of that estato,. being tho portion nearest , to Napier- care being taken that all existing buildings, fences, and improvements thereon be made available, and that each block be well-watered and of easy access, and taking advantage of natural features and boun- ! daries, to include low lands and downs, so os to give each individual property every: advantago to the purchaser. The fencing is all thoroughly substantial, and there are over '3OOO acres ploughed on various parts of the portion to he sold. All has been sown with the exception of a few smaller block: which will be rraly for sowing this season. Tho I!issin<,'t u'hoint stead block has intny valinh'e improve iiients, cultivation paddocks, fte,, a capital eountrv seat, besides containing Mount. M'Neill, ono' of th< . best prizing hills in Hawko's Bay. Mount Cameron is equally wellknown, being another block. The Ai'iJlusso Downs are.all lit for the p'oiigh Gentle Annie and Smith-fii-I'l Downs blocks contain' also a l.wje extent of lauds ploughed an laid down in grass, nut'it is rot wi.hin tho limit of an advertisement to describe each of the blocks tliat will be sold. The cutting up of this estate will b? of immense advantage to this district, the present owners having consented to this course' as ii step Inwards revising on the whole of this magnilio; lit property, rendered liecosr saiy bv the death of one of the partners. Although i'taiimton Kstate is so known locally, it is not out of place to state that it commences about 18 miles west from Napier. The lands, though varied in feature, are rich and on limestone formation, abundantly watered by ppriiK's and over-rminine streams. The whole freehold emprises about 7-t,OfO acres, on which, though largo suns liavo been expended in improvements, instructions are to put snoli a very moderate reserve on the portions offered {which include th«- 'miL'fl -t improved lands) as must ensure sale. There are ah-nit 1000. cattle and 1)0,000 fheijp and lamhs now on the est te, the greater poitio-i of which will he sold after the laud sale, and uill enable buyers to stock readily. Of the wool Mem Baimc and Co., Brokers. Tendon,' report under date (!tli September, 18*1" We are glad tp bo able to speak in terms of unqnaliied praise." A survey of the lands to obtain tho acreage if eaeli block will be made and plans issued is. soon as this work is completed, A district' branch rir'lway line has for wine time been contemplated from the irunk lino'near Pakowhai to"Wnodthorpe i distance of about 15 miles, Woodthorpe s opposite the eastern extremity of the es:ate, from iliencn to Pukititri Bush there is i good rnii-1 laid oil', and frlOO lately voted [o complete tlii-i t-.'iite to the Government reserve,. e,m!uini r g a large supply of. tho finest timber in Ik colon i -Totara, Pines, to,

TRRMfi— Ten per cent. ilejioat, Fifteen pt-r cent, in <i»n mwfc'i Twonty-fivo jitM* I'.viii;. in 2 yu .rs, at (! per cent |i'V, ni nU'ii. Balance nuv ran ii i for 7 yeaia, lit fi per cent. i>or "ii'.ii'ia. ALSO I'ATOIvA FOB RATjB. 1 Q AAA ACItES or thereabout, bciig the I'ltiiku Block, the nw'fchoru portion >f Iheltuwiii','ton Eatate, about lO,ROO acres in Rrnsa, about 4009 ncros liavii'ip licun • sown (Lis past season and taken well. This propoily i-i Oivirleil into ten paddocks. There ia a new house, wonlnhcd for 20 shearers, yards jS c . This, is one of (ho finest'properties in Hawke's Bay, 12 milts from Kissiugtou .by main road. Tiiia Block ia opQii for private pflW,' witli 12,000 sheep and 50ft oa'.tle. Easy terms.. For turthfir particulus apply to messiis miles; & 0O„ Cliristi'hurcb, ■' Or J[. K, MILLEE, .Stock and Station Afjcnt, Auctioneer, .. 9(50 ' Napier. •JJ-URMY, gOBERfS & 00., WELLINOT.QK,' , —HAVE <M SAL'ji Gornsacks, Standard Weight: and Size Patent Steel Barbed Fencing Wire Little's celebrated Sheep Dip BB Feuuiii',' Wire and Staples.

New Books, New Books, R, H, CHINCHEH, HAS just received a Largo Assortment' of NEW BOOKS, .suitable for Uiftsote. DAIRY I'AKMING, by J. I', Sheldon, being the Theory, Practice, aiid'.MHhud of (Dairying, with 50 colored ' plates. : l'riee, m. ' Universal Instructor i|r self-culture fftr all Union Jack—yearly vol. Boys' Own Annual • Girls' Own Annual Boya' Own Papor—Div. 11 Girls' Own Paper -Div. 7 . • Union. Jack—Div. 1 •Family Header—Div. 42. NEW SERIALS FOR 1882, Chatterbox Siuufoy |''ami|y Friend |'ho Prize • . r -. r ■ ■ Cassoll's Almanack, v. Frieidly Visitor Wide Awako ' ~ • - - Llttlo Ml;a ■ Every Boy's Annual ' British Workman British Workwomen Cottager and Artiiftn ■" Lonclon Novelette ' Family Novekijp £ Lett'i, Diaries. Anffa largo assortment of PANOy GOODS,