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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4987, 28 March 1895, Page 3

SATUEDAY, 30th MAECH, 1895. Gbekown] At 2 o'clock. [Gebytown Important absolute and entirely unreserved salo ot SALVAGE from the late fire. jl H. WOOD will sell under instrucjL , tions from those interested, on Saturday next, the 30th iust., at his temporary premises, nearly opposite the English Church, Main-street, Grcylown, the whole of the salvage from the late fire, comprising—--3 dining tables, 2 chests drawers, 1 couch, 1 easy chair, 1 colonial sofa, 6 gents' rockers, 18 cane and wood seat chairs, 3 double and 2 single iron bedsteads, 1 double wood do, 3 washstands and dressing tables, 1 cabinet washstaud, 5 mirrors, li double and i single spring inattrasses, 1 double and 1 single wood wire mattrass, 3 flock do, 1 new bicycle, 1 second hand do, lenders, o new saddles, 2 sets harness, G new horse rugs, a quantity of crockery assorted, 3 cases kerosene, 2 drums boiled oil, 10 tins best tea, 3 bags sugar, 5 carpet squares, i hearth rugs, 1 black possum rug, blankets, rugs, quilts, dress goods, shirts, clothing, jackets, sewing machines, 3 macintosh buggy rugs, towels, calicos, curtains, pictures, ornaments, etc. Auctioneer's footnote—The above is an absolute bona fide sale. Every line offered will be sold to the highest bidder at any price. Bcmembcr tho date: Saturday next, the 30th iust., at Greytown. P. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 2nd APEIL, 1895. At 1 o'clock, TAIIATAHI STOCK SALE, _ J . talii Yards on Tuesday, the 2nd of April at 1 p.m.— SuEEr—--800 llomncy-Lineoln ewes, woolling over four years 300 ewes 120 lambs Cattle—--30 steers, 18 months 8 calves and yearlings 5 dairy cows HoRSEs-of nil classes Pigs— II porkers 10 pigs, slips

I' urthor entries invited. WEDNESDAY, 3rd Al'JilL, 1895. .Entirely unreserved sale at Ihc GreytownL'oslOlllee residence, in consequence of Mr H. U. Black's departure from the (list riot, FH. WOOD has received inslruc- . lions from Mr I!. C. Black, to sell by public auction on the premises ns above, the whole of his household furniture and effects, comprising tho usual requisites for comfort and convenience, including— Tables, chairs, sofas, carpets, bedsteads, mattrasscs, washstands and dressing tables, chests drawers, toiletware, mirrors, ornaments, etc., crockery and glassware, kitchen utensils, tools, and sundries, mI'ADEKS for properties in the J. B.umoekburn Estate, close on SATURDAY, 30th instant, and will be opened and considered at 10 a.m. on MONDAY, at my Carterton Oflicc. P. H. WOOD, Agent for the Trustees, FOE SALE BY TENDER Valuable Station Property, known as BANNOCEMIIN, Gladstone, Wairahava. Situated on Main Line of lioad, about eight miles from Cartebtox, close FH. WOOD has received instate • tious from the Trustees in the estate of the late EouehtGhant to invite Alternate Tenders for the undermentioned properties. Tenders to he sent in to the undersigned not later than SATURDAY, the 30lh tiny of March, at 12 noon. Viz.— Lot 1. The Bannockburnproperty as mvholc, containing 1520 acres good land.consisting of undulating terraces and Hats, soil limestone and alluvial deposit, nearly nil ploughable, ring fenced, and diyided into convenient paddocks, all well watered. Improvements include N roomed house, dairy, store-room, woolshed, good stabling, garden, orchard.etc. Lot 2. cleared and fenced, river frontage, situate at the Taueru, and being section 15 on the plan of the Taueru Block. IN THE ALTEHNATIVE. Lot 2 as above, Lot 3.

The Bannockburn homestead property containing about 253 acres, being those parts of sections G, 7,8,9, and 10 ou tlic plau of the Tnpurupuru block, Gladstone, situate ou tlic eastern side of the bush together with all buildings and improvements. Lot <l, Containing about 551 acres, beiii" parts of sections nine and ten Tupuru" puru block and parts of sections 17, 10, andlO Ahiaruhe block, Note—Lot i comprises those parts of scctious !) and 10 lying to the westward of thcMainroad from Gladstone to Longbush, part of section Hi, and those parts of sections 19 and 17 lying to the northward of lines drawn in continuation of the boundary between sections 16 and 18. Lot 6. Containing aboutb'll acres bcingthoso parts of sections 7,8, and 0 Tupurupuru block,lying to the westward of the Main road, sections 18, and those parts of sections 19 and 17, Ahiaruhe block, lying to the southward of lines drawn in continuation of the boundary line between sections 16 and 18,' | Lot 6. Containingabout 42 acres, being those parts of sections (! aud 7, Tupurupuru block, lying to the westward of the said Containing about 03 acres being the 1 whole of section o, Tupurupuru block. Tenderers may tender for ono or more' lots, and must tender at a price per acre. All tenders must be hi the form attached to the conditions offenders. If subdivisional tenders arc accepted, a proper survey will be made at the expense of vendors, so as to fix acreage and boundaries. Apian of the various lots showing the estimated areas, and the conditions of tender, and particulars of the various lots, can be inspected at the office of the undersigned. Terms of sale will be a deposit of 10 per cent, on acceptance of tender.balancc within thirty days, Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further information apply to J.HENDEESON, Merchant Tailor, Opposite Club Hotel, Queen Street,,,,, ,„.„M«s(e^The favour of »'■' ' ' Mow*- V ttr patronage and •uuiendation requested.