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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1640, 21 March 1884, Page 3

Geo. Fairbi'otlier. - 5 SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1884. Important sale of Land AT CARTERTON • /GEORGE FAIRBROTHER, favorec VJT with iDßtrnotioiis, will sell by publii auction at his Sale Rooms Carterton, on thi above date, at 8 o'clock p,m. ( on varioui accounts and on the terms destribed wit! each lot: , ; , LOT 1,-In the Bankrupt Estate ol John N, Roberts, of Fcilding t( cloho the estate, 20 acres of lane nearly opposite Steven's Sawmill, together with Dwelling houso, Stablc3, etc., etc, thereon subjeel to a mortgage for £3OO at 7 poi cent, and aloaso to Robert Robinsor junr. with a purchasing clause al £SOO. Terms, 25 per cent cash or the (all ot the hammer, and tlu balance in one month, LOT 2,—By order of the Mortgago al that piece or parcel of lane comprisiug 1 rood 2 perches, bein( allotment No 7, section 189 Taratahi Plain Block, situate opposite tho Taratahi Hotel, Termi cash. LOTS 3 to 9,-7 section#, 40ft by 99tt within a stone's throw of th< Carterton Railway Station and contre of tlio township, Terras 2c per cent cash, the balance at 3, G, ? months free of interest. LOT 10 to IG,—G suctions, 40ft by 99f( withiri a stmt's throw of the (Jat torton Railway Station and centre ol the township. In this easo the vendor offers to erect dwellings or other buildings for tho purchase! to the value of £3 to every £1 paid in tho puschaso of the land j the teims being cash for the land, the amount to be expended on buildings to be payable over six or seven years, LOT 17.—99 ft fronting Belvedere Road (Jartereon. Terms, 25 per cent cash, balauce in 8. 0 or 9 months Irce of interest. LOT 18, J Aero, Morcto:i lload, South Carterton with a four roomed dwelling thereon ' Terms, 25 per cout cash, balance in 3,6 or 9 months, free of interest. LOT 19,-1 Acre, South Carterton, with large stables, otc„ erected thereon, 'i'etms, sauo as Lot 18. LOT 20.—| Acre, South Carterton, with comfortablo woll finished s'roomed dwelling houso and cottage attached iueludiug woll plauted garden, Terms, same as Lot 18. LOT 21.- -Acre, being Lot 1 of tho i burban SectionaNo 309 of tho flourishing town of Palmerston North, fronting Colo-strcot, Torms, same as Lot 18, LOT 22.—J Acre, being part of section No 20G on tho plan' of tho Taratahi Plain Block, situate opposite the Railway Station, and suited either for a buildiog site, or for a resting place for sheep or cattle awaiting transhipment per' train, Terms, cash. LOT 23.—A Dairy Farm < n Anderson's Line, Carterton consisting of 40 acrea of excellent land bordering tho Muugatarara, with substantial Dwelling Houso, Coal shed, etc., orected thereon, securely fenced and subdivided, togttbsr with 13 good dairy cows. This farm is woll known as the property of Mr Mathias Wilder who is relinquishing Ditiry Farming, and from its proximity to the Dairy Faotory will form a safe investment either to a farmer or capitalist. Terms £IOO cash, £4lO for years at G per cent, balance in 12 months at 8 per cent. LOT 24.—1f not previously sold, A most desirable farm of 32 acres near the Maungatarara river (subject to a mortgage of £270 at 7 per cent), having a substantial 4-roomed Dwelling House, llayshed, Cowsheds, Dairy Yards, Piggery, etc., erected thereon, securely fenced into several subdivisions, Largo Garden, about 4 acres stumped for hay paddock, also 11 Dairy cows very carefully selected, 1 Heifor (Springers), Shed full and Stack of Kay, This property will bo sold cheap as the owner, Mr Christienson, is leaving for Utah m March, and must realise. Terms cash. LOT 25,—Section 4J acres part section 14, Town of Carterton, with roomed Dwelling, Hayshed, etc, Terms, 25 poa cent cash, balance at ono month, The Auctioneer would draw the attention of all classes of the commumiy to this important Sale including as it does Land to suit everyone. The Auctioneer will be pleased to show plans, titles, and give all other information at his offices, aud also to show intending purchasers over the various properties, • GEO. FAIRBROTHEIt, 1636 Auctioneer. S B THE LARGEST STOCK OF CON D-HAND GOODS In This Crrv, / ■ ' Including anything or everything required IK FURNISHING, IS TO BE FOUND at" FLOCKTON'S VARIETY STORE Toby and Mahnisbs-stbest. 159, PUBLIC NOTICE; Ten Shillings Reward. WILL bo paid •to anyone giving snch evidence, before a Benoh of Magistrates, as would convict, any person or persons of writing on, defacing, or injuring in any way the painted front doors or any other part of the Kurupnni Public Hall property. THOMAS WILLIAM SHUTE, Custodian, Manager, etc. Kurupuni, 13th March, 1884 The boys In the neighborhood are hereby earnestly warnod 1633 WINTER SEASON, 1884. BON MARCHE ANNOUNCEMENT 9S"Opehino dp of the New Season's GOODS 111 L. J. HOOPER & COMPr. A 1 BE now OPENING UP a Magnificonl Stook of AUTUMN AFD WINTER DRAPERY, .MILLINERY, AND MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, : &o, Ac, 40. . tS" Particulars of whicli will appear in FEW DAYB."®» Evory Department Stocked with all THE LATEST NOVELTIES FASHIONS & SPECIALITIES.