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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2750, 15 November 1887, Page 3

Annual Spring Show. —Op The— MASTERTON HORTICULTURAL , & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, , : VWm BE Held w THE : YOLUNiESR DRILL SHED, -Oh- ' NOVEMBER 17th, 1887, Open from NOON to 6 p.m., and from 7 to 10 p.m. .ADMISSION la; CHILDREN 6d. VEARSON'S BAND in the evening. Entrios can be made at the offico of the Secretary, Mb James Brown, from 7 to 9 on Wednesday evening MASTERTON ROAD BOARD. "VTOTICE is hereby given that it is tlie i\j intention of the Masteiton Road Board, wirli the consent of the ratepayers interested, to apply for tlio following loans under "The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1880."

1. Three hundred and sixty pounds fur tlio formation of 44 chains formation and 71 chains metalling on a road at Upper Fernridge. To meet tho interest and annual charges on the amount borrowed, a special rate of one penny in the pound will be levied on the following sections in the Mikimiki survey "district Sections 8,10,12,13, part 14, parts 15 and 17, parte 16 and 17. section 46, and part of section 71, block 15 2. One hundred pounds to form a road leading through property belonging to Messrs Donald McLachlan and Albert Martin, to join tha road leading to Alexander's bridge'. To jncet the interest and annual charges' on tho amount borrowed, a special rate of Jtha of a penny in the pound will be levied on parts of sections 14 and 10, and sections 12 and Hi, and part of 14, Kopuaranga Survey District, Block 13. R. WILSONH, • Clerk. Road Board Ofilco, October.27th, 1887.

. WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY. Result op poll on Buck nm LO'an Ratepayers on special roll 67, reprcsenting 151 votes, 27 rutepay etti,. representing 60 votes, •voted FOR, and 5 ratepayers, representing lo votes,AGAINST , tho proposal. 1 therefore declare . , ' the shine to be rejected, ' • .•••THOMAS MAOKAi'. -• County Chairman, 14th Novembor, 18S7. 2750

IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Wairarapa (being & local Court of Bankruptcy) hoi den at Masterton. )n the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883" and the amendments thereof. •AND In the matter of THOMAS HENRY WRIGLEY, of Masterton, buil--ITICE is hereby given that THOMAS HENRY WRIGLEY, of Msßterton, builder, has this day filed in the said Court at Masterton a petition to bo adjudged a bankrupt. Dated this fifteenth day of November, 1887. W. G. BEARD. Solicitor for the said 2750 Thomas Henry Wrigley. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3. At 2 p.m. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD STATION PROPERTY-. FOR SALE BY PUBLIO AUCTION. EH. WOOD Has been favored with instructions from Mr A. Douglas, to sell by public auction at his Greytown rooms, on SATURDAY, December 3, at 2 p.m.—

Lot I—The whole of his Valuable Leasehold property, containing 4085 acres, situate in the Pahaua District and known as MOUJiT , ADAMS STATION. Lease A contains 2550 acres, and has 12 years to run/ Rental for the • first five years £4O, [and last 7 ■ years £6o'per annum. Leaßoß contains 2J35 acres, and lm • 15 years to run, Rental for the ; first vear £5, next seven years £lO, la&t .6even £ls por annum 'There are now 2500 SHEEP on - theruiiinoludinglanibß.whiehwill v • sold with the prop erty, Possession to be taken off the shears.- The run will carry a much larger . quantity of stock as it is, and is . capable of being largely improved Improvements includo house, woolshod, store, shepherds' hut, Bheepyards, dip, stock yards, ten milesof ringfence, and four milea of rabbit netting. Balance adjoins unoccupiod education •reserve The properties adjoin and are situate four miles from the Martmborough-Pahaua road and one ir.ilo from the sea board, where there is one of the best : shipping places on the East Coast. The property is well watered by constantly tunning streams and . creeks. "VLot 2—One Acre Freehold Land, being section 50, Township -of Martinborough, on which is erected a seven roomed^house r stable, gram and cowsheds, ant} : . ,;i other improvements.; ■ Further particulars of either property, can be obtained from Mr A. Douglas,', or! the undersigned. F. H.WOOD, 2750 Auctioneer. : The Premier. HORSE-OWNERb wishing thn sar ; vices of the Thoroughbred horse; ! "THE PREMIER," are requited to apply to Mr T. Thompson, Empire Hotel, Masterton, or to J, McllAE, Groom in Charge.