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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3316, 23 September 1889, Page 3

F H- P\Toocl- . THURSDAY, .SEPTEMBER 20tu A 1 O'clock. STOCK SALE AT THE TAIIA'MII iAUDS. F- H. WOOD riL sell by Public Auction at his I'ariitiilii Yards, as above - 50 Mixed Slwep 50. Hoggets 120 Ewuß, in lamb 80 Ho wets 10 Dairy Cows 4 Steers 21 years old 12 Yearlings 12 Youiiff Porkors tlorsos of all ('lasses Further Entries Invited. IMPORTANT SILB OF DAIRYJTILK, SATURDAY, 6TH OCTOBER, 1880. At 1 O'clock, IMPORTANT SALE OP DAIRY STOCK AT MR SAM HAIGH' FARM, MATARAW A. F. H. "WOOD TTAK been favored with iiistniciions .Li from Mr S. Haijjli, who Ims decided upon giving up Dairying entirely, To SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • At tbe Farm, Matanuva, on SATURDAY, sth October, at 1 O'clock, sharp, tho whole of his Carefully Selected DAIRY COWS, comprising—--23 of tlio Best Cows inlhoWmrarapa, all either in full profit or springing to calf. Full particulars of each cow, with date of last calving, doily average of milk, to,, will bo given as they are sold. Mr Haigh has been carefully breeding and sclcctiug his Dairy Stock for tho last seven years, and any cow not proving really first class was taken out and either turned into beef, or sold. No cows will be sold privately; but all will go under tho hammer. After which, Mr Haigh's well-known ami . Favorite Bull Will be sold. -ALSO--1 Barrel Churn, Milk Dishes, and other Dairy Utensils. .JSf Remember the date. 3315 SMALL FARMS! SMALL FARMS!! SMALL FARMS!!! . Most Important Salo of tho WAIEONGA ESTATE In tlm Whareama District, by Public Auction on Wonderfully Easy terms. SMALL DEPOSITS AND LIBERAL CONDITIONS. rni-IE Wairongo Estate lias been sub--1 _ divided into separate and convenient Farms of from 50 TO 200 ACEES And into 5 Aero Villago Lots, and tho whole will bo submitted to PUBIiIC AUCTION. On behalf of the Scottish and New Zoaland Investment Company by MR F H WOOD atMASTERTON, on WEDNESDAY, 10th OCTOBER, 1889. Tho Property is well-known under its titlo 'of" Wairong.i," and as having lately been tenanted by Mil 11. if Meredith. The Land is of first-class quality, and the soil is admirably suited lor ciops of overy kind. Tim Climate is excellent indeed, and severe frosts are absolutely unknown. The position of the property in ban" right at PonT Umti, which abuts upon tho ostate, affords a splendid and choap outlet for every natural product of the place, and Wellington and other good markets are thus of easy access. Tub Road Frontages for each section are particularly well arranged. Besides tho Small Farms there aro SPLENDID OPENINGS and Good Sites for . a Shipping and Freight 'Dotot and Stokk, a Flaxjiili, a Fbllmoxokuy, a General Store, There is Steady Employment for good men close at hand, and potatoes, outs, grass seed, nnn ni'hnlna of rrannrnl nnnKnmn. { I J i ( t « 1 i 1 1 i 1 e ( 1

nna other artiolcs ot general consumption which should and could be profitably grown on the snot are at present imported into the District. HOMES FOR WORKING M&N, This salo affords a splendid ohance of socuiing a Profitable Homestead in a good district oil romarkaby easy terms. Living is cheap and work plentiful. Tub Small Farmbk should inuke it his business to Give this attention The Investor or Capitamnt would' find an adequate reooniponse for lus outlay in purchasing ouo of theso Fine Littlo Freeholds. Besides its real worth as sterling grazing, cropping and payable land, the Waironga Estate has a Splendid Prospect in its beautiful sea frontage and picturesque natural surroundings. The Salo Plaiiß will bu on view in a fow days, Tho Surveyors are located on the Estate and intending purchasers visitin" tho property will bo shown round, and Imvo the soctioua each pointed out to them. ■ Detailed conditions at sale. F. H. WOOD, Auctmncor, SEPARATE TRMDIItS ABE invited for the pnrcliaso of the undermentioned freehold properties, viz (1) Farm of JOS acre#, more or less, havinir a good frontline to White's Line and Paik lioafi, and boing Sections No 122 and 2-1 on tho plan of the Taratahi Plain Blcicl;, togother ivith the . comfortable dwelling house and outbuildings erected thereon. 2) Part of Town Section No 50 Richmond float?, Carterton, being the unsold allotments in this section and containing 6a Ik Or more or less, The terms of purchase arc CASH, and tenderers will be required to enclose with their tender a deposit equal to 5 per cent of tho purchase nionoy offered, but tl|o tight is rojorved 'o decline the highest or any tender, Tenders to be sent in addressed to "The Executors in the Estate of (lie late Mr Allied Clifton, in onto of Mi Andrew McKenac. Carterton," not later than Noop on THURSDAY, tho 3rd day of October, 188!|. _ All information regarding ilio properties may bo obtained from the undersigned. Dated this 3rd day of September, 1889. ANDREW McKKMIE, G,W-DULLER, Ejiccutopa of tho Estate of the late Mr Alfred Clifton. 3302 HORSE PARADEMASTERTON AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL .ASSOCIATION, mllE lIOBSE. PARADE utniisv the 1 anspiccs of nbovft sup|eiy will be held in Lowes |om.s yards nt 2 o'clock ® iiie 'Aith SEPTBMIi Ell EntVfince fee os. A, WALKKJi, Secretary. WASTED 4WN.-That "\Y Vubs Oo,ic(i leaves tlauricevill Railway Sta.tiw f» t > Masterton ever Wednesday and Saturday morning a r «M, arriving in Masterton at 11. The coach leaves Masterton on tip) i trip at 3 p,in. - Fares—ga feW ■ single. _ WS VV BARK is; prepared to take orders for NEW ZEALAND TWEED SUllb from 50a. Fit and workmanship Guaranteed, nud is als" a«<jnl for the Gentleman's colored jmi white shirts nmdo to Travelling agent far fcne s{qfciisl Life Association of Ansfcnv >sia, B, B, HAEE, Dixon-atreftt. 8093