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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3305, 10 September 1889, Page 3

;/H.iffooiv,;;..._. . THURSDAY, l*in. SEPTEMBER, At 1 O'clock, ; Taratahi Stock Sale, \\ ill sellby public auotiuu. ."tit Jiis-'J.'nra tdhi Yards, oil tho above date'-' ' 200 Ho«getts : 200 mixed sexes' .100 ..Mixed Sheep . 20 Steers and Heifers, 2 years ol< 11 Yearlings .. ' 7 Dairy Cows' il Cows;l just calved, ito calv< Horses of all classes I FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED' PRELIMINARY JSOTIOE. Important Sale by Public Auction OF SMALL FARMS IN THE WHABMMADISTRICT .. OK Exceptionally Easy Terms. THE WAIRONGA ESTATE 1 S now being surveyed by Mr A. ,1. J_ Rawson into sections of from MTO 200 ACRES A fow 5 acre sections will also be pegged off in the most suitable sites for Blacksmith's Forgo, Carrying Co's Depot, i.e. grain and wool stores, general store etc, etc, and MR P H WOOD Is instructed by the vendors, the Scottish and New Zeal.ind Investment Co, of Invercargill, to sell the same by public auction, on exceptionally easy tonus, as soon us the sale plan is*ready, The property referred to is well-known as havingbeen recently in the occupation of Mr H, R. Meredith, and is admirably suited from the nature of the soil, (ingrowing wheat or uther cereals, and its position, closo to the Uriti shipping place, renders the conveyance of produce to Wellington and other good markets an easy and inexpensive matter, Each section will have a road frontage, and as far as possible access to the water. Tho auctioneer has confidence in directing the attention of small capitalists, desirous of securing »■ freehold property and homestead for themselves, to this sale, as it presents mi opportunity which may not occur again. I''. 11. 'WOOD, 329!) Anntiimiw.

THIS SPACE RSTCRVWI J-E. HAYES Brass Founder, LAMI3 T0 N QU A Y WELLINGTON, TO ANGLERS. Season 1889-90. WHOLESALE AND IJETAILTOBACCONIST 1 , FISHING TACKLR IMPORTER MASTJSIITON.' ' Arrived Opened up On view A SPLENDID consignment of Fishimr Tackle, including Hardy's celebrated all cane Rods, Gum Heart Standard Rods, very best, all with Hardy's patent luck fasteners, Reels, Laiidin," Nets, Minnows, Silk Linos, Casts, Traces" Gut, Hooks. Scores of articles too mi! nierous to particularise. 27 Gross best samples specially itdaped for N.J! rivers. Hardy's Celebrated Exhibition Jtods FROM £5 5s EACH. J.WILLIAMS, Fishinsr Tackle Depot Masterful ALFREDTOX ROAD DISTRICT.

"jVJ OTICE is hereby given Hint it is tins i l\ intention of the Board to raise n i loan i'M on the Ihuraua Vulloy lloarf, uuder'the Government Louns to Local j Bodies Act. About £'H5 for fencing part of road, balance for finishing formation, First year's interest to be paid out of loan, nud expenses in raising same. It is proposed to pledge sections 145 161,19(5,84,82, 80, Block XVI., Mangaoiie Survey District, find 1000 acres, being part of section 210, part of Blocks XIII and XIV, Pukclui, Block 1, Mangapukehu.Block XIV, Mangaono Survey District, for repayment of same, A meeting of ratepayers interested in the foregoing' proposed works will bo held on TUESDAY, 24th September, 1889, at the office of the Board at 11 o'clock. F.H.DUNDERDALE, Clerk. Road Board Ollicc, Alfredton, 27th August, IBM, 3295 EKETAHUNA ROAD DISTRICT. .Proposal to raise a loan of £750 for bridges, road formation and metalling portions of Jlaiigstme Valley and Tawataia roads, Al'OLli Qf ratepayers interested will be taken at "the Road Board Office, Eketahnna, between the hours of !) a.m. and « p.m., on SATURDAY, the 11th day of September, 1889. ALEX. ANDKUSOS, Wanted" "KKowii.-fkt w Vilk's Coach leaves Mauriccvill Railway Station for Jhstcrtim ever Wednesday and Saturday morning n 8.80., arriving in Masterton at 11. The coaoji loaves Masterton on *he return irip at!! p.m. Fares—2s return, Is Gd single. 3255 WANTED KNOWiN.-A. OHIS HOLM, Sigmvriter, Gilder, and Embosser on Glass, Art Decorator, &c. Orders loft with D, -Cameron, Coachbuilder, Qreytown, or E, Divm, Master ton will receive prompt attention. 1)221 WANTED KNOWN.-That J. V COWIE lias reduced the price of Brook's Celebrated Building Limo to 8/? a bag, and Agricultural Lime to 2/- n bag for cash until further notice. .This brings, the cost of Agricultural Lime