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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1636, 17 March 1884, Page 3

F. Hit Woo TUESDAY, MAROH Writ, 1884, i ;pi6s,piGs,pias. ! BACON, PORKGRS,~SUOKEBS, SOWS .VY BOARS, F'H.' WOOD hag received instruction; •"■'froui'JlrJ. H, Grata to boII b; publio auction at Mr Bay's yards, Taratahi on the above date at 1 p.m.— ~ WITHOUT RESERVE, ' .Owing to the closing of tlw Taratahi phoesi ''.':'} ..:..' Factory. SO Good Bacon Pigs . 40 Good Porkers 35 Good Suckers 3 Purebred Berkshire Sows 4 Crossbred Bertahire Sows 1 Purebred Berkshire Boar, , The abovo have been led oa nothing bui grain and whey (from the Butter and Cheesi raotorv), They are a piime lot aadin capi tal condition, P. H, WOOD, 1633 i Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH 27.' •' Preliminary Notice. THE NKXT REGULAR ' STOCK. : SALE MR BAMMKRICH'S YARDS, : QBBYTOWN. Will bu held oa tho above date. P. H. WOOD, Auctioneer, BELVDJERE ESTATE, CARTERTON. Important to those Seeking a sate Investment for a small Capital. X ( range from 13 aores to 58 acres in aroa.. Prices from £5 per acre to £lO. Terms as before, A cash deposit equal to ten per ceut of thepurohasemonoy, balaucoto ho paid by equal instalments, extending ovor ten years, Amount owing to bear interest at 7 per cent .payablo half yearly, or the whole may be be paid off any time, without notice. Bear in mind tho position of this property —close to the centre of tho rising township of Carterton, and secure one or more sections befors it is too late.' Every year is increasing its value, and if the remaining sections are not sold within six months the upset prices will be raised 23 per cent. For further particulars apply to ' V F.H.WOOD, * Auctioneer and Estate Agent, IG2G ... Greytown and Carterton. J. H. Betluuie & Co. TUESDAY, 18th MARCH, . .."'..";' ~At 2 o'olook. TO SHEEP FARMERS, CAPITALISTS, •■;■•■..• AND OTHERS. .'.' 'lmportant sale; M' ! ESSRS J. H. BETHUNE & CO. have . been favored mth instructions from the proprietor, John Williams, Esq,, to soil by public auction, at their rooms, on Tuesday, 18th March, at 2 o'clock— That splendid Sheep and Cattle Station, , ■ known as •' TIB TIRAUMEA RUN, CONTAINING m ACRES GOOD.FREEHOLD . LAND (more or less), fenced and subdivided into 21 paddocks, abundantly watered : . llinnnhout; together with Bheop, working bullocks, •■ ' • and horses. . This Hue property ia situated nearTe Nui, in the County of Wairarapa. It consists oi nice.low-lying undulating Ihllb, about 100 C acres of arable ilats, and nearly 1000 acre; fit for cultivation.' There is an excellent new 10-rdomed dwelling honse, also woolshed and ethei buildings on the station. A plan of the properly may be' seen, and further particulars obtained, by applying at tho office of the Auctioneers. ■■;,". TUESDAY, 18thMARCH. FREEHOLD' ; STATION, WHAREAifA, MESSRS' H, BETHUNE ft CO. h»vi ■:■ been favored with instructions. i( sell-by publio auciiun at their rooms/oi Tuesday, the 18th March, at 2 o'clock-. The.yaluablo Freehold Station, known ai ;'. .„;.;■ : WILD FELL,'' )Th'e property of Mr John Moore, Juni, ' ij' ,u' •''•'- CONTAININOV■. sections Nos, 365, M "™.ri: 574, 068, 609, lixid 670; alßi ••'"'i ■ part seotioiis Nos, 603, 83 :i f .671, and 672, .Whareami District, This splendid properly is fenced and sub divided, andon.it is au-excellent dwellin house and outbuildings. The above should command the attentio: of parties desirous of acquiring a first-clas: compact sheep and cattle run, situate in on of tlie! finest distriots of the colony. ■P-9rinn may remain on mottgaß *"yVV for 5 years at 7 per cenl For further particulars apply at the office < tho Auctioneers. . Ifi2 THE LARGEST STOCK n ECOND-HAND GOOD . In This City, Inoludmg anything or everything require 'in FURNISHING, IS TO BE FOUND AT * FLOCKTO N'S.'' VARIETY ST O R '■■■ i Tody and. MAsiJEEs-araEET. 159, MR W. B. OHENNELtS is appoint : Coii,EOTOR and Canvasser for t Wairabapa Daily, 1 J.PAYTON&CO.