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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 985, 28 January 1882, Page 3

F. .H. Wood & Co. ' WEDNESDAY, ; JST FEBRUARY. AT2O'OIOOK. •••■ • MOST IMPORTANT SLE n'p ' . •■ FREEHOLD LAND' ' Ever held In _ the, Wairarapa." • BELVIDERE ESTATE (Lata Stewart Bros,) Carterton. Cartex»tou. TT 1 11. WOOD & CO, have received inX !« etructions from the Proprietors (the Scottish and N.Z. Investment Co.) to sell by Public Auction, at their rooms, Carterton, on the above date, at 2 p.m.— A PORTION OF THE' WELL-KNOWN Belridere Estate, Being Section 238, West Taratahi, Subdivisions No. 17 to 48, as shown on the large Sale, to be seeu at the Auctioneer's offices, Caiterton. The size of the Sections ranges from 8 Acres to 59 Acra, allhaving a road frontage, soaie being corner Sections. Tho soil iB First .Class, and-carries Bome splendid bush. Situation good, being near to the centre of the rising Township of Carterton, and line of Railway, communication North and South. Terms exceptionally easy, viz,, a "cash deposit on ore-tenth o{ the purchase ironey, aiia the reHiainderin nine equal instalments', payable, .'yearly,, bearing interest at the, rate .of 7 per cent. -per annum.-' ..••• A SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR A : ' SMALL CAPITALIST. . • . 10—TEN YEARS^-IO To pay the purchase money. An opportunity riot to be lost; Don't forget the day of Sale, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, lat^S. For further particulars, iapply 16' the Auctioneers, F. H. WOOD & CO., "" 972 Greytown and Carterton. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4TH 1882. At 2'p m. ' FH. WOOD ft.CO, will,sell by public • auction at their rooms, (irjytown, on the abovo date at 2 p.m., without re- ; serve— Drapery: Clothing, Shirts, etc., «tc.-. Groceries: Tea, Sugar, Flour, etc., etc, Crockerv: White and Gold China, and Furniture: New and Second hand, 1 Largd Chprn New Toilet Ware, Boots, etc., etc. .. '982 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 15th, 1882. WAIRARAPA AND EAST ■ COAST PaSTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S RAM AND EWE FAIR, CARTERTON. CI H. WOOD k CO,, have received i- i instructions from Messrs Braithwaite and Acnctis, to sell by public auction on tho above date—--20 f-bredßomnoy Marsh, Ram I ambs. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th 1882, CARTERTON RAM AND EWE FAIR. Fn. WOOD AND CO. have been favored , with instructions to sell by public auction, at tho society's Yards Carterton, on the above date, on account of Mr J. Nix—--6 pure bied Romney Marsh rams, by Young Monarch, two tooth 12 ram lambs out of pure bred Romney Marsh Ewes by Lincoln ram 23 ewe lambs same breeding 1 black colt, entire, 2 yean by Mangle 1 chestnut gelding, 2 years, do. Both horseß entered in the 7th vol. N.Z. Stud Book. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15TU 1882. CARTERTON RAM AND EWE FAIR, Tjl H, WOOD & CO., have received inL • structions frcm Messrs Joseph and Philips of the Dry Rivor Station, to sell by public auction at the Carterton Ram and Ewe Fair on the above data—--66 Cotswold Rams 30 Merino Hanis • • 5 Romney 1 ar«h Ram Lambs (by Young Perfection) The above will be sold in pens of 5 without reserve, Also— ■ • 3 yearling bulls (by Father Christinas). J! 0 B' g A" L E, A MODEL HOMESTEAD, situate at Kuratawhiti, Qreytown, and' known as Mr C. Hollard's property, comprising 6 aores splendid land, and now 6-roomed house, substantially built (all heart of totara),'with iron roof aad well-finished, rooms large and loft" 3 - *- -• " 1 *" * '■ with ornamental trees, good garden, and orchard well-Btocked with fruit trees, stabling and outbuildings. Every cent* venienoe. A inosj) compaot little property. For further particulars, apply to " ' F. H, WOOD & CO., " 975 Auctioneers .and lfafafa A . PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE, Guaranteed by tho State. , ALTHOUGH this JotEce has been, in existence foi a period of mote than seven years, it is believed that' the objects or which it was established are not sufficiently known or understood. It is desired to set forth in a concise form information un1. Tho charge of all kinds of money trust, such as Marriage Settlements, nioneys.to.be invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys, bequeathed for charitable objects, moneys the title to which is in dispute, or whose legal owner is unknown or Cannot be found, Ac., Ac., 2, The administration of the wills of persons who by appointing the Puijlio Trustee thefir executor secure the guarantee of the tate or the duo 'fulfilment of' their wishes, and avoid tho, risk consequent on the appointment of private persona as executors, who not unfrecently, though earnestly desirous of,rioting .for the benefit .of parties interested, fiil to, carry out legally the oh jects for- which they were nppoiuted and whose interests they'aro striving-to protect in costly and harassing litigation. 3. The administration of all estates of whioh no disposition has been made by will whenever relatives do not wish to incur the responsibility of administration, or cannot from any cause obtain the necessary powers to act, In such cases it is the duty of the Public Trustees to discharge all legal debts as far as the assets extend, and divide the 4; The administration of the estates of lunatics, lunatio patients, and conviots. . 5, The charge of all lands lying' waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown,, or who has been absent from the colony for ten years, having left no known, agont... The coat of adminiat ji ing estate! is very small Information may be obtained from r a hamerton; J I ,' Trustee. 'AJJ-XEPAPERi)d perlb' at the Dajm 1