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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1911, 10 February 1885, Page 3

J. H. Betliuue & Co. WEDNESDAY, 18tli FEBRUARY FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. SPLENDID SHEEP AND CATTD RUN, Paliau Block Wairarapa. By order of the mortgagees, under condui of the registrar of the Supreme Cour Messrs j. h. bethune & cc have'l?een favoured by instructor to sell by public auction, at their rooms on Wednesday, 18th February, at 2 o'cloc without reserve— Lot 1. That first class freehold station known a THE CLIFTON GROVI RUN. Lately in the occupation of John Hunv Esq., containing 3460 acres superior land Lot 2, mixed Sheep and Lambs (mon or less,) This excellent Run is at present capable of carrying 4000 sheep, and the carrying capacity could, with a moderate expenditure for improvements, be increased to al least GOOO. About 1500 acres consist oi flat ploushable land; the remainder low undulating hills, well grassed and eminently suitable for stock. There is a good dwelling house, woolshed, and outbuildings on the property, which is situated about 13 miles from Martinborough Post Office. For further particulars apply to Messrs BRANDON&SGN Solicitors; Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. 1907 THE CORNER HOUSE. GREAT SALE SALE COMMENCING • ON FRIDAY, Graves p thleming's RAVES (Si ]j LEMING'S GREAT CLEARING SALE. INCLUDING A bankrupt stock BOUGHT AT A GREAT REDUCTION. GREAT BARGAINS AT GRAVES & FLEMING'S CORNER HOUSE. CUBA AND MANNERS STREET. 1902 FARMS FOR SALE, BENJAMIN SMITH & CO., are instructed by the Mortgagees to offer for immediate sale A Superior Farm of 890 acres On the TARATAHI PLAIN BLOCK, Wairarapa, in occupation of Mr Orboll. The property is nearly all level, is fenced and sub-divided, has all needful buildings, and a large portion has been ploughed. Note,—This property is not a portion of the stony plain, but is strong agricultural land, capable of growing heavy crops of any kind. There will be no objection to sub-divide the property into two farms. Also—--3728 acres of land in the PAHAUA and WAINUIORU DISTRICTS about 16 miles from Carterton Railway Station, in occupation of Mr Burrows. This compact little run consists of wellgrassed hills, with some flats of great richness, and is bounded on one side by a river. A veiy large amount of money has been spent by the present occupier in improving this property. There is a good house and other buildings. A flock of sheep depasturing on this property will bo sold with it. A portion of the purchase money can remain on favorable terms on either oi the properties. For further particulars, apply to BENJAMIN SMITH & CO, Lambton-quay. 1901 Wellington I NOTICE. HAVE removed to TEMPORARY PREMISES (by Mrs Ewington's Stables) where I will-continue my businesf as usual. • . A. BRADFORD, 1898 Gunsmith.