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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3515, 20 May 1890, Page 3

JB.fftotSUMMARY OF DATES FOR : COMING , TARATAHr STOCK SALES, THURSDAY, May 22nd, at 1 O'Olock „ June sth, '„■ ii -., Wtli, „ „ July 3rd „ „ 17th „ ii » yist ~ „ Augmt 14th „ i. 28th „' „ dept. 11th „ n n 25th ~ Entries (or above sales c\u bo ■ loft with Mr OHAS HAINES, Carterton, Mr J. DAVISON, Taratahi Hotel, (next yards), or the undersigned; For other stock and general sales sec special advertisement. FHWOOD, 30 ■ Auctoneev,. THURSDAY, 22nd MAY, 181)0.' At 1 O'Olock, .T.IR.ITAHI STOCK_SALE. TH H WOOD will, sell by Public ' Auction at his Taratahi Yards, us ab'ive--700 First-class ovoss-bredj Ewes, 4 and 6 ti otb, in good forward ■ condtl.n 100 Empty Jiwes 100 Ewes and Wethers 100 Ewes in Lamb 200 Stero Ewes 40 Lambs 30 Heavy Fat Ewes li! Steers and Huifora.. 4 Dairy Cows fl Fonvaid Steers 10 Calves Horses of all classes

, Settlers wishing to dispose of Stock at this sale ave requested to send parttculiira .(if their ennies as early as pussililo ro Mr J Davidson, Taratahi Hutol, Mr U Haines Carterton Auction lloomspor Iho undersigned. F ti WOOD, Auctioneer. At Cemetery Bead, Clareville. TUESDAY, 27th MAY, 1690. At 10'Oklt. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. LIVE AND DISAB STOCK. Sheep, Horses, Cows, Vehicles, Implements, and Hay. OTA LINE RESERVED. • OWJSEU relinquishing farm ETJ WOOD has beon in- ' XI. VV Btructod by Mr D. Keid, wiiuse lease has expired and who \t relinquishing business, to sell by public auction as above, without a penny oi reserve, the' stuck, implements, hay, and sundry articles of furniture, nti his dairy farm in the Cemetery Road, Clareville. Tho lines com prisu:-BHEEP-80 fat ewes, 58 forward store

ewOB, 27 lirat-clasj woolly lambs HOUSES-1 draught mure (5 yuan) by Gladstone, foal by Laird 0' Lv.go, 1 three-year-uld draught mare, 1 filly, and otic colt by Lord Nelson, 1 Raddle mare, PIGS-3 soot, 1 yuuiiff bear, VJiHIOLKs-ltiap, harness, and horse, 1 art and harness with frame. CATTLE-2 coiva in milk (to calve early), 2 heifere in calf, 2 cows (to calve), 1 bull. IMPLEMENTS - 1 . double-furrow plough, by lieid & Uray, 1 singiofunoiv plouih, 2 sets swingle trees, I) sets plough harness, GENERAL-8 tons hay,lstack of straw, wheelbarrows, hay - raki:s, knives, scythes, folks, garden tools, potatoes, fowl wheat, cocksfoot grass seed, poultry. tables, chairs, and couches, and sundries of every description, SALE § LAID. Part Ohaumoko Block. 5000 ACRES. Situated in the WANGAKHU DIBTBIOT, 11HE area of the Blook now offered for salo is 6000 ACRES, subdivided into Four Sections, as shown upon plan. It adjoins that part of ohaumoko Blook, formerly purchased by Mr Holden, who has now cleared and sown it with grasa, and it is separated from the properties of Messrs It Bruce, M.8.8., and A McUregor, by the Turakina river. In running boundaries of sub-divisions, natural features have been followed as near as possible to facilitate fencing. Tho land consists for tho most part ot moderate hills, will Bomo Huts near Turakina riwr, and along the valley of a branch of the Maugatipora. It is well watered, and the block is one of the best on this coast, the subsoil beingPapa and Limestone, outcrops of shellrock appearing occasionally on the hilltops, when in grasß it will carry three sheep to tho acre, and will cost an average of 17s Gd por acres to clear, The land U covered with forest, chiefly light bush on hills, with patches of heavier along watercourses. Amoiu the heavier timber trees are White Pino, Matai, Kiinu, and T"tara. These are to be found in useful quantities in many parts of the Block. The Block is accessible by the Wangaehu-I'araekatetu cart road. In addition, roada havo been surveyed to allow of each section being reached from both Hunterville and Wuuganui, the distance from tho railway at Hunterville being twelvo miles, andsistcen from the railway at Fordell,

TERMS OP SALE: Ten per cent Casb, Fifteen per cent in three months. It is left to tenderers to state terms of years required on mortgage, and rate of interest they will give in settling for balance. TITLE-The title under the Land Transfer Act. Tenders to close on tho 26th MAY, 1800, and to be addrosaed to Measrt Abbot Bros, care of Messrs Boi'lasu and Barnienat, Solicitors, W'auganui. MIiMORANDUM.-intondin? pur chaßers will be shown over tho Block on application to Mr Dunald Stewart, Omuiikori, Fordell. 3500 TTJ-AWTBD KNOY'N.-That W. Vy Vile's.Coach leaveE Maurice 'illo Railway Station for Master-ton even Wednesday and Saturday morning a! 3.30,, arriving in Masterton at 11.I 1 . The Coach leaves Mastorton on tin return trip at 8 p.m. Fares—2s returi., Is Gd single. 3314 WANTED KNOWN -Seasoned Timber, Dressed and Rough, at Danibll's Masterton Timber Yards. 848! WANTED KNOWN •:-That al E HOWSLOW'S every article is the best to bo got for the uionoy, whether 3s or (tOs. Don't forgot ilia ADDRESS. H. HOUNSLOW, Queen Street, 3504 Mastkuton. ».TANTED TO SEM.-A good 4 VV rimmed Cottage with Scullen in Queen-street; paliwr fence nll.round rcrins exceptionally easy. For furthe particulars, apply to S&hjr & Cwen