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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 974, 14 January 1882, Page 4

MY: IS:.-; .'Bpil'eixr. ■IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SISSINOTON ESTATE. .•- Freeholds, Of riliout 500 tu 4QOO acres each. MARCH, 1882. BY PUBLIC AMOTION. .\i K. MILLKIt tins received instrucL*'L, tiotts from Messrs R. H. Hhorlcs <SrC«, o'' ; >-ißsingti»», to lay o»t into Convenient Farms, and sell by auction in March next, aboiit—--40,005 na'Q3 o ! . thit estate, being Hie Ijurtiou nearest to Napier- care being fciki-n that nil existing buildings, fences., and improvements thereon be. made available, and that each block be well-watered and of easy access, and taking advantage of tiatur.il features and boundaries, to include low lands and downs, so us to give each individual property every advantage to the purchaser. The fencing is all thoroughly substantial, and thorn are over 3000 acres ploughed on various parts of the portion to be sold. All has been sown with the exception of a few smaller blocks, which will bo realy for sowing Hub season. The Rissington homestead biivt: Ims ninny valuable improve■msiLts, cultivation paddocks, Ac, a capital country seat, besides conturning Mount M'Neill, one of the best ra-Jtfing' hills in Hawko's Bay. Mount Gamoroii is equally wellknown, being another block. The Mdhisse Downs are all fit for the plough. Gentle Annie and Smithiield Downs "Blocks contain also a large extent of lands ploughed and livid down in grass, but it is not within the limit of an advertisement to describe each of the blocks that-will be sold. The cutting-up of this estate will he of ■mmonse advantage to this district, the present owners having consented to this course as a step towards realising on the whole of this magnificent property, rendered neces•ary by the death of one of the partners. Although, Ris&ington JKstate is so -wellknown locally, it »s not ont of place to state chat it commences ,-Aoufc 18 miles weßt from Napier. The lands, though varied in feature, are rich and on limestone formation, abundantly wntercd by springs and ever-running streams. The whole freehold comprises ahout 74,000 acres, on which, though large sutis have beetj exppnded in improvements, instructions are to put such avery moderate resoryo on the portions offered (which inchide the 'ongest improved lands) as must ensure sale. There wo about 1000 cattle and 90,000 hheep and lambs now on the est to, the greater portion of which will be «old after the land gale, end will enable buyers to stock readily. Of th« wool Messrs faalme and Co., Brokers, London, report under datei!th September, 1881 :—" We are «lad to))« able to speak in terms of nnquali. fieri praise." A survey of the Isuads to obtain the acreage of each block will be made sad plans issued as soon ait this work is completed. A district branch railway Jin« has for some time been contemplated from the trunk line wear Pakowhsi to Woodthorpe a dfotnnco of about 16 mikg, Woodthorpe is opposite the eastern extremity of the estato, from thenco to PnMtitri Ba»h there is n good rend laid off, mi £4OO lately voted to complete this route to the Oovommnnt reserve, containing & large supply of the finest timber In the colon ?—Tofera, Pines, TERMS— Ton per cent, deposit, fifteen per cent, in one month. Twenty-Avo per cent, in 2 y©*rs, at 6 per cent, per Annum. Balance may rarwh for ? years, at 0 per cent, poiuiriimm, ALSO PATOKA FOR SALS. I O AAA ACRES or: thereabout, ±</ i KJU\J beiug the Patoka Block, the northern portion of the Biasington Estate, about 10,800 acres in grass, about 4009 acres having been sown (big past season and taken wfcll. This property is divided into ten paddocks- There is anew house, woolshed for 20 shearers, yards *c. This is one of- the finest properties in Hawko's Bay, 12 miles from Rissington by main road. This Block is open for private offer, with 12,000 sheep and 500 cattle. Easy terms. For further particulars apply to. MBtfSBH MILES & CO., Christchurch. Or U. B. MILLER, st ck and Station Agent, Auctioneer, ,;;r J ;" ftapier. MONSTER Clearing Sale!! TO Y S! CHRISTMAS CAEDS ! IMMENSE STOCK, IMDLIWS VARIETY 1 A CHANCK FOR THE OBILDREf ( geoege"p;ijson, Having received *<ry large consignments of (JhrUtftta* Cardg, Tons, Musical Itutrumtmti, aud all kinds of Fancy (roods and GHRISTMAB MitCuU \ Has determined to hold a great lnsP:&ale from this date, for cm rnonlli, of tho whole stock, which will give children thfl opportunity of purchasing Toys of all kinds at VERY LOW PRICES CALL AND INSPECT TH® STOCK REALLY CHEAP TOYS 1 And remember that. Christmas comes but once a year. Make the Children happy by the outlay of a few pence 1 Fen Boxed o? Toys 4b to 4s. THE TOBACCONIST DEPARTMENT Ha<! also received large additions of stock, and an endless variety of ns iv .-1 *_. „.- 'ri be cleared during tlie Sale. The very I>e«t brands of Tobaccos are kept n uicyik, including Cameron's and T. O VViKiitnift' choicest varieties. CIGARS AND fIIGARETTES. of a':l aiuAs, THE . Is still under tho managetnsnt of C, Ilor.wwn, {UnirdreFHer.-in.Chici to the 30th Regiment of Uitbt, and also to the Cliristchurcli "Volunteer Force.) ('ho ojfly pratitica! hairdresser and shaver in tho town. HAIB-OUTTIKG, 6d ; SHAVINa, 8». 'omRGEi WXON, ha,rg% Corner Shop, '