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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1481, 12 September 1883, Page 3

,: F.H.Wood. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, ' ''■' At'l2Noon,- ■: •■■■'.■'. Good Opportunity for a Working Man, FIT. WOODIiaB received instructions «, from Mr Hemy Sears, to sell by public auction, on the abnvo date, at bis Greytown Auction Rooms ; Tho Goodwill of his Leasehold Property, , Bituate hi the Borough of Grey town, comprising 29 aores i roods, fonoed and partly cleared and laid down in English grass, together with improvements, comprisingcoinfortable 4-roomed cottage, stabling and other outbuildings, garden and orcnard, The leasohas six years to run, subject to a ground rent of £6 per annum. With the above will be sold—--1 Cow in milk 1 Heifer near calvinc 1 Steer, and Horse, Dray and Harness, and sow in pig, Tho wbolo to be sold in one lot to the highest bidder. 1478 IMPORTANT TO STOOKOWNERS, CATTLE & SHEEP BREEDERS. FOR PRIVATE SALE. THE WELL-KNOWN TUHITARATA HEED of Pure-bied Shorthorn Cattlo and Flock of Stud Lincoln Sheep, I 171 H. WOOD bus 'been favored with Ju , instructions from D.Mcllaster Usq., of Tuhitarata, owing to the approaching termination of liis lease, io offer for private sale, the undermentioned valuable pure brod ami piizo short horn Cattlo, Lincoln Bheop, in three lots - Lot 1, • 20 pure bred short horn cows 12 df do Heifers 8 of the above are in calf to Rod Prince 4 do do the Premier 8 do do Red Biby 3 do do tho Abbott 'I ha Premier, Red Rihy, and tho Abbot were bred by the Rev S. William», of Hawke's I'ay, Red Prince's pedigree is too well known to need comment. Lot 2, Tho purebred, champion, short born bull SIGNOR, oalved March 29th, 1878. Got by lied Prince 2nd dam Royal PrinceEs by Count of Oxford, Seo Coatoi' nerd Book, 25813. Lot 3. Stud Flock of Liucoln 11 .nu and Ewes, coinprioitiK--IG7 Lincdn Ewes, now lmnbiiy 40 Ewe Hoggols 3 Stud Rams Any remarks or comments on tho above valuable stock would bo stipernu.itis, as tho Tuhitarata herd and flock aro already so widely and favorably known, The :owa aro all broken to bail and tho heifers to tie up. Further particulars tu to pedigrees, &0., cm le obtained on application to the undersigned and tho stuck cm be seen at the Tiiliitarati Station, lower Valloy F, 11, WOOD, Auctioneer, Slock and Station Agent. I M7G VALUABLE FARM PROPERS, FOR PRIVATE SALE. ' 171 11, WOOD has received instructions i to offer for private sale a valuable farm property situated on the banks of the lluimliunga River, East Taratahi. Hornprising— AAA ACRES first-class land, rich soil, 350 j\j\J acres of which are now in crop. The whole nf tho property is well and securely fenced and sub-divided,' Improvements include good dwelling house, cottage, shtds, &<i, Horses, cows, farming implement?, Ac,, wil be Bold with the property. Price low, Terms very easy. A portion of tho above property could be sold separately if desired. Foi' further particulars apply to F. 11. WOOD, Auctioned' and stock station Agent. 147(1 MESSRS WRIGGLESWORTH & RINKS PHOTOGRAPHERS, WIILIS-STBEBT WELLINGTON, Opposite the Empire Hotol. MESSRS WRIGGLESWORTH AND 13INNS have the honor to inform their patrons and tbo public of Welluipton, whilo thanking them most cordially for their heretofore more than liberal patronage, that having madenecessary mid important changes n their staff, and having secured new and moio efficient aid in two important branches of their art, they \re now in a position to offer better and more artistic productions tiian any they bavo yet attained during a long and brilliantly-successful oarcer. Iu prouf of this, attention is respectfully called to the new exhibition of photographs now on view in their lobby, all pictures of which are printed from negatives taken during tho past few weeks. Considerable expense has been incurred by the firm in securing the most complete and perfect processes of cuamtlling and embossing, and in future all photographs leaving the establishment of Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binnß will be finished by this beautiful preservative method. Mr Wrigglesworth's long residence in the principal cities of tho Australian colonies has given bim exceptional facilities for becoming acquainted with all that is latest and best in the art of producing sun pictures, and in future the o;wating-room and the retouching department will bo under bis persoual supervision. The agents of tho firm in Melbourne and Sydney havo received instructions to keep Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns carefully ' and promptly supplied with all novelties, ■ either in apparatus, accessories, or new processes ; also, they have standing orders to Btcure any special lalent that may becomo available from time to timo for any department of the firm's business. In conclusion, Messrs Wrieglesworth and Binns Leg to inform intending sitters that they may rely upon tho most perfect and scrupulous. care being bestowed upon, their portraits, from choice of accessories and background, light- . ing, posing, retouching, and printing, down to enamelling, mounting, and embossing, Special attention is called to the fact that the firm have resolved to make charge for enamelling, which in the/Australian colonies causes an additional outlay on tho • part of the puhlio of from 5s to 20s per doz. ' Wrigglesworth and Binns, PHOTOGRAPHERS, WiiiMS-5i8K8i.......; .Wellington mO LET-Dwelling House in Queen-st, J. containing Eleven rooms, at present occupied by MrsMackay. For p.utieukrs apply JAMKS WRI3LEY, 1471 . Lincoln Komi. Custom House, Wellington, ' 11th September, 1883. ' A N Auctioneer's License for the year - A. ending 25th April, 1884, has boa Giwrgk Augustus Famhio :«■!, o. Carterton. fl. S. McKE: fiAf!, 'Collator,