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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5011, 27 April 1895, Page 3

TUESDAY, 3011. APBIL. 1895, At 1 p.m. 'taratahi STOCI£_SALE, FH. WOOD will sell at his Tars- . tahi Yards on Tuesday, the 30th of April ntl p.m. Sheep—--100 fat and forward wethers, good freezers 100 good forward ewes 220 2-tooth ewes in lamb 200 ewes in lamb 2C3 ewes in lamb 200 ewes in lamb 200 2-tooth ewes in lamb ISO lambs, mixed sexes 160 lambs 200 wethers, 2 and 1-tooth, fat and forward lot) lambs, mixed sexes 60 store wethers 50 owes in lamb Cattle—--10 calves and yearlings 6 yearlings C calves Pigs—--8 pigs And on account of Mr A. Moody of Waihakekc. 2 purebred bulls out o! champion . cow Lady, one 15 months and one i mouths ■ • 6 grade heifers 3 dairy cows (springing) Mr A. Moody's superior shorthorn bulls aro prize-takers at all shows. Further entries invited. WEDNESDAY, Bth MAY, 1895, at 2 p.m. CAHTEItTON AUCTION ROOMS. Important and absolute sale of that valuable station uropciiy known as BANOOCKBURN. CrLADSTONE-WAIBAMPA, Situated on Main Lino and road, about 8 miles from CAKTEIITON, close to school and post and telegraph office, I/ 11. WOOD has received instruc- !', tons from the Trustees in the estate of the lute Hobxbt Grant, to sell by public auction at his Carterton rooms on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of May next, at 2 p.m., the well-known Baimockburn Estate, which is one of the most compact ami valuable station properties of its size, in the Wairarapa. Nearly all plougliable, well \vi\iered throughout,securely fenced, ami well improved with good and sub. stnntial dwelling house andoutbuildings, garden, orchard, etc. The situation cannot be better. A good metal road runs through tho property, it is close to post and telegraph office, school, and churches. A dairy factory will shortly be erected close to the property, which will be submitted first in one lot as under LOT 1. The Ilannockburn property as a whole containing 1520 acres good land consisting of undulating terraces and ilats soil Limestone and alluvial, nearly all plougliable, ring fenced aud divided into convenient paddocks, all well watered. Improvements include 8 roomed house, dairy, store room, wool shed, good stabling, garden, orchard, etc. TERMS. The vendors have made arrangements whereby the purchasers can borrow a sum equal to £2lss peracrc at£6 percent 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 the 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 17,16 and 19. Ahiaruhe block. Note. Lot 2 comprises those parts of sections il and 10 lying to the westward of tho Main road from Gladstone to Longbusli, parts of section 16 and those parts of sections ID and 17 lying to the northward of lines drawn in continuation of the boundary lino between sections IB and 18. On tliis lot arrangements have been made whereby the sum of £2los per acr can be borrowed in mortgage at 6 per cent, if so desired. The balance to bo paid as in lot 1. LOT 3. Containing about 611 acres, being those parts of section 7, 8, and 9, 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 oftheboundary line between sections 16 and 18. The sum of £2l2s per acre can be obtained on mortgage at 6 percent., balance as above, if so desired. LOT 4 Containing about 42 acres, being those parts of sections 6 and 8, Tupurupuru block, lying to the westward of the said main road LOT 5. Containing about 63 acres, being the whole of section 5, Tupurupuru block. £4los per acre can bo obtained on mortgage at (i per cent,, balauce as above, £4. LOT 6. The Bannoclibnrn homestead property containing about'2s3 acres,being those parts of sections 0,7,8, 9, and 10 on the plan of the Tupurupuru block, Gladstone, situatcon the .Eastern side of the Main road from Gladstone to Longbusli, together with all buildings and improvements. On lot 6, i.e. the Homeward property, the sum of £3 10s per acre can be borrowed on Mortgage at (i per cent, if desired. Balance as with other lots. Further particulars if required can be obtained from the uudersigncd. F.H. WOOD, Auctioneer. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI DENT SOCIETY. TiHE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST i AND MOST PROSPEROUS Australian Life Office, asd the LAMEST IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE, the Onu Colonial Life Office wmou DEOLARES A BONUS EVERT TEAR. Tk Method of Valmtionadoptii bythk Society is of the most Stringent Character, and ensures a Considerably Larger Reserve to ml Liabilities Itenlkl kid iy any other office in tk Australasian Colonies, ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED £12,000,000 (TWELVE MILLIONS STERLING) ANNUAL INCOME, £2,000,000 (TWO MILLION STERLING) Polioies in Forok . ... 119,232 Sum Assured ... ... £39,831,07 Gush Bonuses Divided ... £5,888,41 BONUSES. Citn nosus for one year, 1893, {448,790 yielding Reversionary Bonuses amounting to £910,000, after making special reserves, oasu bonuses tklared for last fite years, over two milhonb, yielding R«versioi«y Bonuses exceeding fodb millions. ASSURE YOUR, LIFE •lntba A.I.P. SOCIETY and'Seodbk a BONUS EVEKY YEAR EXPENSES" OF MANAGEMENT B| PEB CENT. ON ?HE TOTAL INCOME. EDWAKD W. LUWEi Resident .Secretory.' Bbanqh Ofiiib— CUSTOM HOUSE QUA?, WELLINGTON. LofIALAQENiar-Maßterton,LuWES& lORNS i Grevtown F. H. WOOD.'