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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4973, 12 March 1895, Page 3

TUESDAY, 19th- MAECH, 1895. At 1 o'clock. TAEATAHI STOCK SALE. "jjl H. WOOD will sell at liis Tara--11; . tabi Yards en Tuesday, thel9th inst., at 1 p.m.— 700 cwos, 2,4, and G-tootli (Lincoln) 600' ewes f.f.m.400 good breeding ewes Eomney cross. iOOigood f.f.m, Lincoln breeding OWCS 400 good f.f.m. liomney-Lincoln breeding ewes 220 lambs, shorn 10 2-tooth Eomney rams 10 4-tootli Eomney rams 18 calves and yearlings 10 steers and heifers, 18 months Horses of all classes. Further entries invited. Vendors will greatly oblige by yarding their stock early on day of sale. F THURSDAY, MAECH 21st., 1895. At 11 a.m. HuiIMIBIES-STEEr—GBEYTOWN. H. WOOD has been fayored with . instructions to sell, by public auctiou, on Thursday, 21st March, at 11 a.m.,on account ofMnJOHNWILKIE, (who is leaving the District), at his farm, Humpliries-street, Greytown, the whole of his furniture and effects, dairy utensils, cattle, sheep, farming implements, horses, traps, harness, &c. The sale will commence at 11 o'clock with—--100 Eomney cross sheep 14 picked dairy cows 17 calvps 1 steer 1 bull 1 dray, horse and harness 1 trap, horse and harness Horse hayrake, plough, harrow, aud other farming implements, dairy utensils, etc. After which • will be sold the whole of the furniture mid effects, comprising—l harmonium in first-class order, double and siugle bedsteads, mattrasses, boulsters, chairs, couches, tables, wushstauds and ware, chests drawers, chcfioniers, fenders and irons, crockery and glassware, kitchen utensils; in fact, everything essential to housekeeping. Valuable collection of pot plants in greenhouse. Ecincmbcr the dale! Thursday, 21st March, at 11 a.m. Luncheon will be provided. F. If. WOOD, Auctioneer. i ( I C si P f 0 tl TUESDAY, 2!)TK MAECH, 1895. Atl O'Clock. TAUHEEENIKAU STOCKSALE. Tj) H WOOD will hold a sale of J: Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Fanning Implements and Vehicles, at the Tauhcrenikau Sale Yards on the above date. Early entries are invited, and will be advertised as received free of charge to vendors. Settlers at the southern end of the Wairarapa have complained that sales arc not held often enough in their part of the district. If they are properly supported and appreciated they will he continued fortnightly, but hitherto they have resulted in a loss to the auctioneer. F. 11. WOOD, Auctioneer, ] FOE SALE BY TENDER. Valuable Station Property, kuown as BAMOCIBUKN, Gladstone, Waihabata. Situated on Jfaiu Line of Itoad, about eight miles from CAnraTox, close to school and post and telegraph office, O H. WOOD has received instruc Jj . tions from the Trustees in the estate of the late KobeutGbaxt to invite Alternate Tenders for the undermentioned properties. Tenders to be sent in to the undersigned not later than SATUKDAY, the 30th day ol March, lat 12 noon. Viz.— Lot 1. The liannockburn property as a whole, -Containing 1520 acres good land,consisting of undulating terraces aud Hats, soil limestone and alluvial deposit, nearly all ploughable, ring fenced, aud diyided into convenient paddocks, all well watered. Improvements include 8 roomed house, dairy, store-room, woolshed, good stabling, garden, orchard,etc. Lot 2. 105 acres first-class bush land, partly cleared and fenced, river frontage, situate at the Taueru, ajd being section 15 on the plan of the Taueru Block, s IN THE ALTEKNATIVE Lot 2 as above. Lot 3. The Bannockbum homestead property containing about 253 acres, being those parts of sections G, 7,8,9, and 10 on the plan of the Tupurupuru block, Gladstone, situate on the eastern side of the Main Eoad from Gladstone to Longbush together with all buildings and improvements. Lot 1. Containing about 651 acres, being parts of sections nine aud ten Tupurus puru block and parts of sections 17, lli, is and 19 Abiaruhe block, s if oik.—Lot 4 comprises those parts of sections 9 and 10 lying to the westward of thq Mainroad from Gladstone to Longbush, part of section IG, and those parts of sections 19 aud 17 lying to the northward of lines drawn in continuation of the boundary be< tweeu sections Hi and 18 Lot 5. Containing abouttill acres bcingthose ; parts of sections 7,8, and 9 Tupurupuru ' block,tying to tho westward of thoMaiu l s road, sections 18, and thoso parts of sec- ' tions 19 and 17, Ahiaruhe block, lying s to the southward of lines drawn in conj timwtion of the boundary lino between sections 10 and 18, LotG. Containing about 42 acres, being those parts of sections G and 7, Tupurupuru block, lying to the westward of tho said Mainroad. Lot 7. Containing about 63 acres being tho whole of section 5, Tupurupuru block. Tenderers may tender for one or moro lots, and must tender at a prioepcr acre. All tenders must be in the form attached to the conditions of tenders. If subtlivisional tenders are accepted, a pvopor survey will bo made at the expense of vendors, so as to lix acreage aud boundaries. A plan of the various lots showing the estimated areas, and the conditions of tender, and particulars of the various lots, can bo inspected at the office of the undersigned, Terms of sale will be a deposit of 10 ] per cent, on acceptance of tender,balance within thirty, days, ■ Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. n For further information apply to iv F.H. WOOD, Auctioneer, e .0 IS To BE IS JULT, 189(3,] STONE'S 0 96 ' Wellington, Hawkb's Bay and Taiunaki Commercial, Municipal, and General jQIRECTOEY & i\\Z, ANNUAL, Fifth year of publication. b95<6.] [1895-6, Edited by John Stone, Juiii. 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