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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5007, 23 April 1895, Page 3

BATUIIDAY 27th APRIL 1895,' ' ~"•' '>.' .at2o'clock,' ' : ' v '.-:.•; ■.. CARTERTON.ATTCTION ROOMS. SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE AND ENTIRELY IBRESERYED SALE, 171 K.WOOD.uudcrmstructionsfiom ~ yarious cousignors will sell by public auotion at Carterton on Saturday tlio 27th inst. at 2 p.m. a large variety of general merchandise, comprising now and seasonable goods in drapery, including— Dress goods for winter wear,blankets, rugs, quilts, flannels. Eiderdown quilts.sheetings and fancy goods, incns',youths',aud boys', suits of Colonial tweed,' shirts, . sox, drawcrs,aut'■under flannels, crockery and glassware in great variety.groccncs of best brands and quality, ladies', mens', youlhs',and childrens' boots aud ■ shoes, a special consignment of gents' saddles, buggy harness, ■ and horse rugs. Also new and second hand'household furniture and effects, etc. The above isageauino sale that it will pay anyone to attend. F. E WOOD, Auctionee;. TUESDAY, 30th APRIL 1895, At 1 p.m. TARATAHI STOCK SALE, JJ . | talii Yards on Tuesday, the 30th of April at 1 p.m.— SIIEEI I — fat and forward wethers, good freezers 100 good forward cwos 200 ewes in lamb .180 lambs, mixed sexes 20J wethers, 2 and 4tooth, fat and forward 150 lambs, mixed sexes 50 store wethers 50 ewes in lamb Cattle—--10 calves ami yearlings . (i calves Ami on account of Mr A, Moody of Waihakcke. 2 purebred bulls out of champion cow Lady, one 15 months and one i months 6 grade heifers ■ 3 dairy cows (springing) Mr A. Moody's superior shorthorn bulls are prize-takers at a", shows.

WEDNESDAY, Bth MAY, 1895, ut 2]). m. CABTKHTON AUCTION BOOMS. Jliijioi rant and absolute sale of that BAi'tKOCKBUHW, GUDSTOM-WAIIiABAPA. Situated on. Main Line and road, abovl 8 miles from CAKTEJtTON, close to school and post ami telegraph cilice, |il 1L WOOD Ims received instate- ." • tons from the Trustees in the estate of the late Kobem (tjuxt, to sell by public auction at hit Caitciion rooms on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of May next, at 2 p.m., the' well-known Bannockburn Estate, which is one of the most compact and valuable station properties of its size, in the Wairarapa. Nearly all iiloughable, well watered Ihraigliout.securcly fenced, and well improved with good and sub. stantial dwelling house andoulbuildings, garden, orchard, etc. The situation cannot be better. A good metal road inns through the properly, it is close to post and telegraph office, school, and churches. A dairy factory -will shortly be erected close to the properly, which will be submitted first in one lot as

LOT 1. The Bannocltbum pnpcrly as a whoh' containing 1521) acres good land cou-» sistingof undulating terraces and flati soil Limestone and alluvial, nearly al l)lc, ring fenced and divided into convenient paddocks, all well watered. Improvements include 8 roomed house, dairy, store room, wool shed, good stabling, garden, orchard. TEEMS. The vendors have made arrangements whereby the purchasers can borrow a sum equal to £ per acre at £6 per cent. The balance to be paid 10 per cent on fall of hammer, and rest within 30 days from date of sale, Failing a purchaser for (lie property as a whole, it will be submitted in the following lots, and order. LOT 2. Containing about 551 acres, being parts of sections nine and ten Tupurupuru block and parts of sections 17,10 and 19. Ahiaruhc block. sow. hoi i comprises those parts ot sections fl and 10 lying to the westward of the Main road from Gladstone to Longbush, parts of section 10 and those parts of sections 1!) and 17 lying to the northward of lines drawn in continuation of the boundary line between sections II) and 18. On this lot arrangements have been made whereby the sum of £ per acre can be borrowed in mortgage at 0 per cent, if so desired. The balance to be

Untinmng about 611 acres, ucmg those purls of section 7, 8, and!), Tupurupuru block, lyi'ig to the westward of the main road, sections 18 and those parts of sections 1(1 and 17, Aliiaruhe block, lying to the southward of lines drawn in continuation of the boundary line between sections 1G and 18. The sum of £ per acre can be obtained on mortgage at fi percent., balance us above, if so desired. LOU Containing about 42 acres, being those , parts of sections G and 8, Tiipurunuru block, lying to (he westward of the 1 said main road LOT 5. Containing about Kl acres, being the whole of section o, Tupuriipuru block. For lots i and 5, £ per acre can be borrowed at G per cent,, balance as aboye. LOT 6. The Uairaockbnrn homestead property containing about 253 acres.bcing those parts of sections G, 7,8, 9, and 10 on the plan of the Tupurupurti block, Gladstone, sitatcontho Eastern side of the Main road from Gladstone to : Longbnsli, together with all buildings and improvements. On lot G, i.e. the Homeward property, the sum of £ per acre can be borrowed on Mortgage at G per cent, if do-, sired. Balance as with other lots. : PtirtLer particulars if required can be obtained from the undersigned. F.H.WOOD, . A' etioneer. PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. (Opposite Prince of Wales' Hotel), Qoeen-shieet, Masibbiok. IIHIS Studio is nowopen to the public, . and the proprietor has procured tlinWiuf. „ n A m no t ;„,„,„.,,..1 :..£. .. nccs for turning out Photos in iHwiauoa style, at popular prices.,, Photos, Gnor/rs, Views, etc,, taken in _ any part of the district, and finished in tub best style of art. Enubokjients madotoany size, and finished by an experienced artist. Amateur's work finished. ■' , Ok SitE: Views of all parts of the town and district D. WILTON, \> Address—Opposite Priuceof \\ iles' Hotel. .■■■". \QIIUrU.O, Be sure and call,