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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2784, 27 December 1887, Page 3

COMPULSORY UNRESERVED SALI! of LAND for default in payment ol ratca, under "The Rating Act, i 882," and the amendments thereto." IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MER. CANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, No 1 and 3 Manners-Btreot. ON FEIDAY,. 6T« JANUARY, 1883, At 11 o'clock a.m. fn KENNEDY MACDONALD & Co. X • nre instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court, uniler the provisions of " The Rating Act, 1882," and the amendments thereto, to sell by public auction as above, absolutely without the least reserve, cho undermentioned valuable Freehold Properties. N Lor I,—Rural sections 1 and 17, ALFKBDTON and RANGITUMAU Education" Reserve, situated in the. Wairarapa District, being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Vol. 29a, folio 14, containing 132 ncreß and. 2 roods, more or less; Also, Rural section 181 ALFREDTON -and lUNGITUMAU Education Reserve, situated in the Wairarapa District, being the whole of thd land comprised in certificate of Title, Vol li, folio 107, containing 53 acres, moro or less, Also, • Sections 37 and 3D, Block VII, Mangaone Survey District, i being Education Reserve, situated in the Wairarapa District, and the whole of the lima comprised in certificate of Title Vol 29a, folio 28, containing 305 acres, 1 rood, 29 poles, more or The above are sold for non-payment of rates, and must be offered at oho lot, They offer an extraordinary opportunity for purchaso, as the whole property will positively be s"ld without tlio least reserve. It may be a matter of interest to state that this is the first compulsory sale under the Rating-Act in the Provincial district of Wellington. Title, Land Transfer Act. TERMS CASH, For full particulars apply to Henry Hall, Esq, Solicitor, Harbor Board Buildings, Wellington. Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. 9,781 THE CHIiAPEST PLACE TO SEND FOR EAPERHANGINS SCRJM, HISHS, . Genuine WMtelead and Oil, LOOKING GLASS, WINDOW GLASS, Windsor & Newton's Artist Colors, . poonah, uetroleum So. Orystolew Do.,

Directly opposite the Arcade Wellington. WAIRARAPA CHRISTMAS CONCERTS by Popular WELLINGTON MUSICIANS, C. D. Macintosh, Esq., Conductor. MONDAY, December 2(itti, Lyceum Hall, Carterton; TUESDAY, 27th* School-house, Gladstono; WEDNESDAY, 28th, Town Hull, GreyTHURSDAY, 29th, Town Hall, Martinborough ; I'RIDAY. 30 th, Oddfellows Hall Featherston. Pianiste, Miss A. Widdop; Instrumentalist, Mr Mackintosh; Soloists Soprano, Misses Bragge, Gillbanks and Yeomans; Alto, Mrs Mackintosh; Tenor Mr Muut; Bass, Mr E. Widdop. The programme will include two Quartettes, four Duets, eight songs, and Pianoforte, Flute, Clariouette, and Sarrusophone Solos. Programmes will bo distributed at Concerts, During ; tlitj <fivi)'>niuiutes interval Master Wisbavt Murray, a lad nine years of age,' will give m costume the National Highland Fling, Tickets of admission—Reserved Seats la (id, double (admitting two) 2s (id, Body of Hall Is. May be obtained at the door. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8. 2782 LOST,— Between Drill Shed and Salvation Barrcks, five £1 notes and half sovereign. Finder rewarded on returning samo'o J. Kay. Tentinaker. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned intends to apply to the Council of the County of Wairarapa North, nt a meeting to be held on TUESDAY, January 10,1888, for a LICENSE TO SLAUGHTER CATTLE at his daughter yards on section 17 Eketahuna, H. De CLIFTON. Eketahuna, December 19, 1887. NOTICE is hereby given tlmt the undersigned intend £o apply to the Council of the County of Wairarapa Nprth, at a meeting to be held on TUESDAY, January 10,1888, f. r a LICENSE TO SLAUGHTER CATTLE, Etc., at their slaughter yards, on the Native Resgpye, Eketahuna. ' Eketahuna, December 19,1887. CHKISTMaS pkksents. NEW "GOO^ST7ISITORS to Wellington should V make a point of seeing our NEW GOODS ju6t received by Direob Steamers. They avo all NEWEST DESIGNS AND NOVEL . TIES, qy ip LONDON MARKET, And being marked tjip Prices, fihould commaiid ft ready sale,"' AND