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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 999, 14 February 1882, Page 3

,: Wqo4« M , ; )ooKii:.' WEDNESDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, 1882. WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL 806IETIE8 RAM AND'EWE .;,■ FAIR, CARTERTON. :?'^w: : FH. WOOD '.k CO. have received in(etrubtions to sell by Public Auction, in the Sooieties' yards; Caiftftpn.mabQYo., in addition to entries already 'ad vertißedi^' 49 Sk-iooth Romney Marsh Rama,'^8 Full-mouth Leicester RatiislV'o;-:•■' 2 Four-tooth Leicester rams. •'•■-'•"',"' 8 Six-tooth Lincoln Ranis. .'' i ■ .■'•".'. And on account of D.'MoMaster, Esg7Si Pui'ebred Lincoln Bams, fulUmouth. 4 do do. •- two-tooth;'' WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY; 16th;! 1882. j WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAStM - TORAL AND AGRICULTURAL, , SOCIETY'S RAM AND .EWE PAIR, CARTERTON; ■,,•,;; .;.,.. PHi WOOD i CO.,', have received' • instructions from Messrs Braithwaite and Acooks, to sell by public/ auotiou on the above date—--20 J-bred Romney Marsh, Bam Jambs. 982 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th 1882. CARTERTON RAM AND EWE FAIR. FH. WOOD AND CO. have been favored , with instructions to sell by public auction, at the society's Yards Carterton, on the above dato, on account of Mr J. Nix—--6 puro bred Romney- Marsh rams, by Young Monarch, two" tooth ' 12 ram lambs out of pure bred Romney Marßh Ewea by Lincoln ram 23 ewe lambs same breeding 1 black colt, entire, 2 yean .by Mangle 1 chestnut gelding, 2 years, do. Both horses entered in the 7th vol, N.Z. Stud Bout iVi-DNEbDAY, FEBRUARY 16th 1882. CARTERTON RAM AND EWE FAIR.' PH. WOOD & CO., have received in- • structionn Ircm Messrs Joseph and Philips of the Dry River Station, to sell by public auction at tho Carterton Ram and Ewe Fair on the above date—--6B Cotswold Rama 30 Merino Rams 6 Romney k arsh Ram Lambs (by Young Perfection) The above will be sold in pens of 6 without reserve. Also—--8 yearling bul's (by Father Christmas), 933 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1882. CARTER I'ON RAM AND EWE FAIR. FH. WOOD & CO. have received in- , stations from W. 0. BUCHANAN, Esq. to sell by Public Auction, at the Society's Yards, Carterton, on the above dale:— 28 PURE BRED LINCOLN RAMS, bred partly by Sutton Bros., of Southland Now Zealand and Australian Land Company, and the owner. ■ As Mr Buchanan useß nothing but firstclass Block, from the host breeders, further commentjs unnecessary. 998 AIJCTIONEER'S'NOTTCE. WEDNESDAY, 16th FkBRUARY, 1882 Auction sale at the Ram and Ewe Fair, CARTERTON. FH. WOOD rUO. are prepared to • take entries for above sale up to dav of sale. The Rams and Ewes advertised for sale ou account of Messrs J. and W. Bidwill have been goM privately. A large attendance of buyers from all parts expected. 998 SATURDAY 18th FEBRUARY, 1882 General Unreserved Sale. 1 H. WOOD & CO, will sell bv public .' • auccionat their rooms, Greytow.i.on the above ckte at 2 p.m.— New and Second-hand Furniture Drapery Clothing, Shirts, Hats Tea, *ugar, Soap, Canities, and General Grocery Butter Kugs, Porta .le Boiler, Crockery, and General Merchandise of every description, 998 WEDNESDAY, FliBuUdRY 22, 1882. ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY. Balance of the Belvidere Estate. CARTERTON. (Late Stuart Brothers,) IJI H. WOOD & CO. have received inJ > structions from the Sci>tUh and New ZeaUnd Investment Company, "Invercargili, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their rooms, UArITERTON,<m the above date at 2 p,m. Bharp- '-• THE BALANCE OF SECTIONS IN THE BELYIDEUE ESTATE, ; Including the Mill site, together with ail the building and appurtenances erected thereon ; Saw Mill Sheds, Flour Mill; (water power), two good Dwelling Houses, large stabling. Work Shops, eight Laborers' Cottages, Sheds, Ac. A splendid and wellstocked Orchard and other improvements. A number of the sections to be sold front the wan Belvidere Road and range from 6 acres to 68 acres in extent, Terms as before—A o&sh deposit of 10 per cent., and TUN YEARS TO PAY THE BALANCE, '-' Eight hundred i 800) acres in all to besold. The extremely liberal terms and the range in size of sections, also the quality of the land, as well as the situation (close to the rising township of Carterton) presents an opportunity ol making a safe and profitable investment, with a sniaJ capital,] never before.: offered to the public of Waharapa. Every one should make an effort to ta*e advantage of it. Laud throughout New Zealand is rapidly vising in value, and we are persuaded that no district has more natural advantages than Carterton. Plaus may be seen, and all particulars obtained from tne auctioneers, at either their Greytown or Carterton offices, Remember I WEDNESDAY, February 22nd at 2 p,m, F. H. WOOD & CO., Auctioneers and Laud and Estate Agents. WAIRARAPA JOCKBY CLUB AUTUMN MEETING, 23rd AND 24th FEBRUARY, 1882, .VI juublio auoTion at Greytown, on Saturday?»lßth iust., atß.3op.ru,,' the fob lowing privileges : No. 1. Publicauß'Booth ■ „ 2. Publioans' Booth „ 3. Grand Stand Bar and Lunoheoo Room. „ 4. Refreshment Booth. „ 5, Refreshment Booth.' „ 6, The Gates, (not inoluding Grand „ 7. The Cards. „8. Horse Yards , „ 9. Fancy Stall „ 10. FrUit Stall ' Terms under £2O cash. Above that amount half-cash, the balance at close of first day's racing. Terms for Gates lialf-cash, the balance by marked cheque payable 25th inst. ; CHARGES AT GATE/. . Pedestrians, Is; Horsemen, 2s; vehicle With one horse, 2a; 2 lio;to ditto,'3s';.4 horse ditto4a; patk'iigtrg'hj '. • . ■,'■' ■"-.'. i Members onlj-, their horsea'and carriages, free on production of ticket. RALPH R. ARMSTRONG. Cmterton 11th Feb. 1882, Secretary W.J.O.