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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3326, 4 October 1889, Page 3

UIiSDAY, 10th O'J'i'OBKK, 188U . . At 1 O'Cluck. STOCK" SALEAT THE TARATAHX YAHDS. P. H. WOOD will sell by public liuolimi j ut his Tnratahi yards as abovo - 1100 Shorn Ewes j •10 Ewes and lambs (latterducked) | 20 Steors and heifers I 7 Dairy Cows 6 Half fat Cows 5 (springing hoifeH, 3 years 5 Cows, apriiijfiii!! !o calf Horses of all classes | FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. TUESDAY, 2!) th OCTOBER, 1889. j SMALL FARMS! SMALL FARMS \ I SMALL FARMS 11! I Meat Iniiiui'tiint Sale of the WAIORONGO ESTATE | In tlie Wliarmiuia District, by Public Auction on Wonderfully Easy terms. SMALL DEPOSITS AND LIBEKAL OHDITIOJSS. rnHE Wniorongo Estate has Ijbbii subJ. divided into separate and convenient Farms of from 50 TO 324 ACEES And into 5 Aero Village Lots, and the whole- will bosubmittedto PCJBJLIC AUCTION. On behalf of the Scottish and New Zealand Investment Company by m FH WOOD inthe TEMPERANCE HALL, MASTERTON, on TUESDAY,'29th October, 1889, at Uo o'clock. The Property is well-known under its title of" Waironga," ami as haviug lately been tenanted, by Mr U. It. Meredith. The Lano is uf liwt-clitss quality, and the soil is admirably suited lor crops of- ovory kind. Tut; Climate in «• cellent indeed, and severe frosts are absolutely unknown. Tlio position of the property in bom" right at Pom Uiiiti, which abuts upon the estate, affords a splendid and cheap outlet for every natural product of the place, ami Wellington and other good markets are thus of easy access, The Road Frontages for each section arc particularly well arranged. Resides the Small Farms there aro SPLENDID OPENINGS and Good Sites for a SIMTIXfi AND FIiSIOIIT Dtl'OT AND Store, a Flaxmill, a Feujionkkuy, a General Store. There is Steady Employment for good men close I at hand, and potatoes, oats, grass seed, and other articles of general consumption which should and could be profitably grown on the soot are at present imported into the District. HOMES FOR WORKING MfcN. This sale affords a splendid chance of seeming a Profitable Homestead in a good district on romarkaby easy terms. I oving is cheap ami \v,irk plentiful. Tun Small Farmer should make it his business to Givo this attention The Investor or Capitalist would find an adequate recompense for his uutlay in purchasing one of these Fine Little Freeholds. Resides its real worth as sterling grazing, cropping, and payable land, the Waironga Estate has a Splendid Prospect in its beautiful sea frontage and pictuiesque natural surroundings. Lithographic plans may be obtained from Mr A.-J. Ramon, surveyor, Masterton ■ Mr Chas Haines. Carterton ; or the auctioneer, Mr F. H. Wood, Greytown, The Surveyors are located on the Estate and intemlnw nuvelmseis visiting llitvo each sootion pointed out to them. Terms and conditions at sale

IMPORTANT 3 US OF DAIRY STOX SATURDAY, tira (ICTOliJili, 1839. At 1 O'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF DAIRY STOCK BIH SAM lIAIGH' l-'AUM, MATARAWA, P. M.IVOOD cidud upon "iviu" up Dairying entirely, 'in SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At tlii) Furm, Miteiim, in SATURDAY, sth OtMer, at 1 O'clock, slwrp, t!io whole uf his Ciirul'iill}' Selected DAIRY COWS,

28 of tliu Best Cows in Ilw wni springing tu calf. Fullparticu- , lats of each cow, with (.Into ol lust calving, daily average of milk, kc, will begivtii as they ate .wkl. jug will selecting his Dairy Stuck for the last soven years, mid any cow not proving rally first class wits taken out and either turned Into beef, or sold. No cows will be sold privately; but nil will go under thi hammer. After which, Air Hugh's woll-kimwii mid Fayo'rito Uilll Will bo sold. -ALSO--1 Barrel Churn, Milk Dishes, ami other Dairy Utensils. !3*l!cMieinbcr the date. !o!)lii FRUITERER & SEEDSMAN, LAM WON OL'AV, WIIIS etsjaWisliiiient is the cheapest _J_ and beat place in town to purchase your i)'rMt,Soeds, Ac. All kinds of blower seeds at Us per dozen packets; carriage puid to any part. Also in stock every known variety ol Qardcn Seeds. All orders punctunllv attended to, CADE & HARRISON, UPPER PLAIN SAW & PLAINING MILLS. HAVING leased the above mill and Threshing plant from Mr S. E. tiapper, wo ate now in a position to serve customers wifli a!i v/asscs of timber, both vmijjli and dressed, at LOPST Q\l\\MW RATES. THRESHING SEASON. 0, & H.wlll bo prepared to undertake threshing in any part of the district during the season, at CURRENT RATES. EKETAHUNA TOWN HALL, MAY be had by travelling com pimiea, nt for balls, partus, puliliti Miw:tiii«B, to., at MODEItATK CHANGES. The Hall is cmnaiodiuiw and lilted with every coiivonicnco. l''oi terms apply to the proprietor. AUGUST MALJiEIIC 1)1118 Eketabuua. "EKCTAiIUNAIMTfHV. ABTHDrTwKGHT,' PEOI'RfETOR. (Late Chamberlain), nENEIiAL SMITH, Farrior, Coach \J smith, ami Wheelwright. Chan; moderate. Good workmanship, . ijij WANTED KNOWN.—Tliat W Villi's Coach leaves Hauricevill Railway Station for Mjastorton over Wednesday Ehiturclay' iiviriiinw' a 8,30., arrtyn" in Mftstevton at, U, The leaves Masterton on the return trip a.t 3 p,m. sV«4—2b return,. Is fiif single, " JBiiJ WAITED. HKQMJ.-i'fbo Bes ? V mwrket for stain produce i? ■! .I', GQWip Corner Slwu Hall-atwt