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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1055, 22 April 1882, Page 3

I Lowes & lorns. LOWES AND lORNS arc instructed by Ehodks Donald, Esq., to sell by private treaty— That MAGNIFICENT PHOI'EMT known as "MAKAIA," situate within two miles of Post Office, Mastcrton, and only 10 minutes' walk from tho Kurupiini Railway 3tation. This lino estate comprises 500 acres of first-class land, only fifty acres being bnsb. The whole is subdivided into convenient paddocks, with water in cacb. A most substantial NEW KESlDENCE,coutaiiiiiig thirteen rooms; also, woolshed, stable, outbuildings, and good orchard. This has always been looked upon asonc of the fimt properties in the district, and will prove a good i'lvestmont either for a farmer or a capitalist. For further particulars apply to LOWES & lOBNS, Estato Agents, Mastcrton, 9th January, 1882, 9,70 xi. containing eight rooms, almost new, with all conveniences; bath rooms, range, mid conservatory; also dairy, good stable, and 4J acres splendid laud, well watered and sheltered by an ornamental bush, tho sauio being just on the boundary of the Borough. Terms easy. Apply to ■ LOWES & lORNS. IOW Auctioneers. FARM FOR SALE. \J divided in paddocks, with 6-roomel dwelling-house and other improvements. Splendidly situated; has 10 acres totara bush; land best quality. For, particulars apply to LOWES & lORNS, 1039 Auctioneers, Masterton. FOR SALE. A VALUABLE DAIRY FARM, conJl sisting of about COO acres, situate close to Featherstou. Amongst the improvements are a good 8-roomed house, hare, 8-stall shed, sheep yards, fonced paddocks, &e. This property is admirably adapted for a dairy or general produce farm, tho soil beiug good, closo to a railway station, and the main rood running alongside. Will bo sold at per acre, with tho stock and impleD'ents given in. LOWES & lORNS, 1039 Stock and Station Agents. 1 TERMS.-A New House, of 11 rooms, and all convenience's, beautifully situated in the Suburbs o! Mastertoii, with 6 acres of land, one of which is laid out and planted with fruit and ornamented trees, the whole being watered by a nevcr : failing stream. For particulars apply to LOWES & lORNS, Auctioneers, A'asterton, Mr M, R. Miller's Sales. RISSINGTON LIVE STOCK SALE. BY AUCTION. ON TUESDAY, 2sp MAY, 1882. . AT RISSINGTON YARDS. M. R. MILLER

Has received instructions from Messrs K. H. Rhodes and Co. to sell by public auction on TUESDAY, 2nd May, at the Station Yards, Rissington, about - /IK AAA LONGWOOL, LIN. ttOjUUU COLN CROSSBRED. SHEEP, consisting of Hoggck, Ewes, and Wcdders, S-T'soth Ewes, and Wedders 4 arid G-Tooth Ewes and Wedders 8-Tooth Ewes and Wcdders. About 20,000 of aboye will be Ewes now being served with choice Lincoln Hams. The Ewes and Wedders from each flock will bo sold by sample lots of say, about 3flo, and a guaraufee will bs giyen (bat these arc fair run outoj t]ie vorip.us flocks tobs sold. Ef,eh sex and age x> nboYe'describct 1 will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, For the last four years all old sheep have been culled and sold; there is an age mark on all sheep, which will be shown with the Stock-book for the s atisjactio/i of purchasers, ALSO BY AUCTION-., 7ft A THE CHOICE LINCOLN i JU, STUD FfcC-CK, Consisting o/ 5.'20 Stud Ewes, Stud Rams, and , 230 their progeny. The start of this {jock w froifl 210 pure Lincoln Ewes, pmvhascd from Major Jack-, soli, Wajkato (now Messrs M'Lean and Co), and from imported Lincoln Kama, SURPLUS PUNT, '*e, After the sale of tho shoop the surplus plant will be sold, The sido will commence at 10.30 a.m. Liberal terms. • Luncheon provided. M. ft. MILLER, • Auctioneers, Note.—Coaches -\yill loav.Q the. office, of the Auctioneer, Broiyning-strceJ, at 2 p.m'. on MONDAY'(the day before the sa|e). for the conveyance'of intending pnrohasers, who may obtain a ticket EIiEE on application, and if necessary an extra coach wjlj ba despatched at 1 a.in, eharp on {he nwrning CATTLE SALE, due notice will bo given of date of Rissington Cattle and Horso Sale, | which will bo held at Hastings, 1(155 IN THE MATTER OF A BILL INTITULED AN ACT TO AMEND THE WELLINGTON ' GAS COMPANY'S ACT, 1870. VOTICE. is hereby given that the WELxS LINGTOJ GAS COMPANY (Limited) intone] tQ present a petition to the (.leneral Assembly of New Zealand at its next session, praying for leave to introduce a Bill, to bo iutituled an Act to amend' tlis Wellington Gas Company's Act, 1870, providing that the objects for which tho Company was established may bo enlarged, and that the powers conferred upon it by the said Act may be extended, so as to enable tho Company to uudortako or engago in the manufacture and supply of gas, or any other kind ot light whatsoever in any city, town-, or place within the limits of the Provincial {District of Wellington, and the purchase, hire, or manufacture of all necessary appliances, materials, and things that may be required for any of the purposes aforesaid; and supplying and lighting with gas or otherwise any puMjw or private-building, or any privftt'd pla'cp sitjijn""suc'h limitq ; and providing apdfurnishing any municipality or body, cprporato company, or person, with engipes, machinery, stoves, lamps, lampposts, burners, meters, or pipes, or any_ other appliances that may bo required for tho pur. poses aforesaid, and keeping tho same in repair, and the sale of such surplus produots or stock-in-trade as the Company may desiro to dispose of, Copies of the said Bill will be deposited in the office of the Examiner of Standing Orders at or before the commencement of the session. Dated this fourteenth day of April, 1882. F. M. OLLIVIER. Solicitor for tho said Company, and Parliamentary Agent in the mat-', ter of the said intended Bill, 1050 Jobs and Fancy Jobs, Easy Jobs and Difficult Jobs, Cheap Jobs and Expensive Jobs, Simple Jobs and Intricate Jobs. Funny Jobs and Serious Jobs, Poor Jobs and Good Jobs, in a word, any kind of a Job but a bad Job, neatly and promptly executed at this office,