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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3516, 21 May 1890, Page 3

SUMMARY'OF DATES FOB ;"■'/■'DOMING;I>.-? f taATAHI v STQGKSALES, THUKSDAY, May 22nd, all O'Clock „ June sth, „ » ~ 19th,;■',„-'■ )i My 3rd „ .■ t. . : ■;ii...Wth, : „ . •■'■ ii \ ii. 31st; „ '■l'-il , v AugmtHlli n . ii ii 28th „ -•ii tSept. lltli i) . •ii . „ 25th .. „ ' Entries for above Bales can bo loft with Mr OHAS HAINES, CartertonjUr Ji-DAVISON, Turatahi Hotel, (next yards),- or- tho. undersigned. For other stock and general salos sec special advertisement,' FHWOOD, . 80 , Auctoneer.

■ THURSDAY, 22nd MAY, 1890. At 1 O'clock, TARA.TAHI STQ.OK_.SALE. 1 H 'WOOD will eell by Pubfio 'iii^iHtiiijtatfiliilflrfliii as above—' • •.. ' ■:.••■•' 700 First-class cross-bred] Ewes,' 4 ! and 6 tootb, in good forward ■ .;, condition' 100 Empty Ewes __ 100; Ewes and Wethers ' 100 Ewes in Laiiib 250 Store Ewes ■ I. dO Lambs 80 Heavy FabEwos . , : ' :: ' 12 Steers and Heifers »■■! 3fDairyCows 11 Forward Steers. {:.'■:; 10 ; ;Oalv?s./ -:••'.'. >.., -,; Howes of all classes ;.'■;'. Settlers wishing to dispose of Stock at this sale aro requested to send particulars of their entries as early as possible to Mr J Davidson, Taratahi Hotel, Mr C Haines, Carterton Auotion Rooms, or the undersigned. " FHWOOD, Auctioneer,

At Cemetery B-oad, Glareville. TUESDAY, 27th MAY, 1890. At 1 O'clock,.. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, SheepjHorses, Cows, Vehicles, .. Implements, and Hay. NOT A LINE RESERVED, OWNER RELINQUISHING FARM . ING, FTT -\TTOOD. has Icon in--1 11, YV Btructed by Mr D. Keid, whoso lease has expired and vrho is relinquishing business, to. sell by public auction as above, without a penny of reserve, the stock, implements, hay, and sundry articles of furniture, on his dairy farm in tbo Cemetery Road, Clarovillo. Tho lines comprise :'— SHEEP-80 fat ewes, 58 forward store owes, 2? first-class woolly lambs HORSES-1 draught maro (5 years) by - Gladstone, foal by Laird 0' . Largo, 1 three-year-old draught maro, 1 filly, and one colt by Lord Nelson, 1 saddlo.maro. .','> PIGS—3 tows, 1 youne boar,. ■ VEHICLES—Itrap, harness, and horse,

1 cart and harness with fraino. CATTLE-2 cows.-in.milk (to calve early), 3 dairy cows, 1 tat co\y. 3 steer's, 2 heifeis- in calf, 2 cows (to calve), 1 bull. IMPLEMENTS -1 doublcfurrow plough, by Ecid ■ & Gray, 1 single furrow plouih, 2 sets Bwingle troea, 8 seta plough hflr r ness, ■('; GENEKAL-8 tons hay,l Black of straw, wheelbarrows, hay" rakes, knives, scythes, forks, garden tools, potatoes, .fowl wheat, cocksfoot grass' seed, poultry, tables, chaw, and couches, and sundries of every description.

Part Ohaumoko Block. 5000 ACRES. 'Situated in the WAMAEHU DISTRICT,

11HK area of the Blook now offered ._ for sale is 6000 ACRES, subdivided into Four, Suctions, as shown upon plan. It adjoin? that part of Ohaumoko Block, formerly purchased by Mr Hidden, who has now cleared and.sqwn it with grass, and it ia separated from the properties of Messrs R Bruce, M,H,R,, and A Mctirogor, by the Turakina river. In running boundaries of sub-divißtona) natural features havo been followed as near as possible to facilitate fencing The land consists fur tlio most part ot moderate hills, with some flats near Turakina river, and along the valley of a branch of the Mangatipofa. It is woll watored, and the block is one of tlio beat on this coast, tho subsoil beingPapaaud Limestone, outcrops of shellrock appearing occasionally on tho hilltops, When in grass it will carry three sheep to tho aero, and will cost an average of 17s Od per aores to clear. The land is covered; with forest, chiefly light bush on hills, with patches of hcayier along watercourses, Anion* tho heavier timber treesaro White Pine, Matai, Rimu, and Totara. Thesoaro to bo found in useful quantities in many parts of the Block.

Hie Block is accessible by the Wangaehu-Paraekatetu cart road. In Addition, roads have been surveyed to allow of each section being reached from both Hunterville and \Vanganui, the from tho railway at Hunteryille being twelve miles, andsistcen from the railway at Fordell. '".' 'TERMS OP SALE; Ten per cent Cash, 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'-rThe title, under the Land Transfer Act. •Tenders to close on tho 26th MAY, 1890, and, to be addressed to Messrs Abbot Bros, care of Messrs Borlaseaud Barnicoar, Solicitors, Wangimui, MEMORANDUM.-lntonding pur chasers will be shown over the Block on application to Mr Donald Stewart, Omurikori, Fordell. 3509

'WANTED.. KNOV'N.-Tlint W. Yj Vue's Coach leaves Maurice 'ille Bailway Station for Mastorton every Wednesday and Saturday morning 'at ?;30. ( arriving in Maßtetlon at 11.I 1 . The Coach; leaves Masterton on the ceten trip at 8 p.iii. Farca—2s return, Is Cd single. ■ Mi WANTED,- KNOWN-Seasoned /.Timber, Dressed and Hough, at Dakiell's Mastortou Timbor Yards, ■:■ . • • 8432 WANTED. KNOWN V-Tjiat al H, - HOMJSLOW'S' 6ve.rj article.is the best to be got for tin money.wliothijrSsor3os. Dou'tforget the ADDRESS. " - "':,..'■: H< HOfiNSLOW,. ' _.<■! Queen Sireet, ' M 4STERTOH. WANTED TQ'SELL.-A good 4 roomed Coltago with Scullery in Queon-streot; paliim fence all routidj Terms exceptionally easy. ■'■'For'furiher particulars, apply to SEtyafi & Cues' sp,".; ■' '■ ■ ,/. 3i«-