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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4454, 6 November 1885, Page 4

Mr Miller's Notices. MELBOURNE WOOL MARKET. BEASOS 18856. A DVANOEB ON WOOL, GRAIN, &C. rY R. GOLDSRROUGH & CO., LIMITED, (in which are amalgamated tbe Australasian Agency Banking Corporation, Limited, and R. Goldsbrough and Co,) WOOLBROKERS, Capital, £3,000.000; HEAD OFFICE—MKLBOURNE. MAKE IJBBRAL CASH ADVANCES On the ensuing CLIP of WOOL Ami on STATION bECURHIES. They hold AUCTION WOOL twice each week dutirifr the season, and at frequent Intervale during the winter rnontha. The charges on Wool offered for B-vle. but rot sold, are nominal, being only ONE SHILLING PKR BALE, which Incluiee Wirohoueing and Insurance whilst in store. Liberal Advances made at bank rates Full rates of Interest allowed on fixed deposits, current accounts, and financial business of all kinds conducted. Branch in Sydney : No. 40 Hunter-street. Branch In London : 168 ai>d 167 Leadenhall-etreot. GOLDSBROCGH'S WOOL WAREHOUSE, Bourko and Willlam-Btrefcta, Melbourne. CHEAP FREtfIHTSR.GoWsgrough & Co., limited, beg to announce that In order to facilitate the transit ol Wool from New Zealand to this market for disposal, they havo made nirangemcnts with the Union Steamship Company to receive Wool at their Agencies at the following tertn in Now Zealand and to forward the gam* to their Warehouses In Melbourne at greatly roduced rates as under :.. RATE PER BALE TO MELBOURNE GRKASr AND WaSHKD— Bluff (Southland), undumped Ca, dumped 5s Dunfdln (Port. Chalmers), uudumpod Cs, dumped 6a Lyttol'on (Canterbury) do. 03 do 6s Wellington do. 63 do 6a Nelson do H$ do 5a Napier do 6a do 6a Or at the option of owners by Through Contracts with them including Insurance to the extent of £18 per bale during transit and all charges from leaving port of shipment until arrival at our Warehouses, Melbourne, us follows, viz :— RATK PER TON. £Ed £ B d Blnff (Southland) greasy 2 10 0 washed 3 10 0 Dunodin (Port Chalrrcre) do 210 0 do 310 0 Lyttelton (Canterbury) - 10 0 do 3 10 0 Wellington .. do 210 0 do 310 0 Nelson .. do 2 10 0 do 8 10 0 Napier .. da 210 0 do 810 0 A reduction of 8e per ton is made on dumped wool. Owners desirous of mnkliiir use of this through rata aro requested to Fond prompt advice and parti, cnlare of shipment, either hy lotter or telegram. Agent at Napier M. R. MILLKR, who will make full advances on consignments. R. GOLDSBKOUGH & CO., Limited. M. E. SIILX/ER'S LIST OF FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR LEASE, PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL AND TOWN LA.NDS, Hawkb's Bat, N.Z. FREEHOLDS. /I Q Qfir» ACRES, Crown Grant, enbdivldod 'dtOjOUU by substamiul fencing and river boundaries into 23 large psildocks, besides a number of cultivation andsheailng paddocka. About 24,000 acres already sown with Enelieh gra=B?s Tho land Iβ of limestone formation, watered by numerous creeks, nnd when all sown will carry an average of at least two Eheep per acre. A very large area of thia property suitable for agriculture Tho whole now with 45,000 Sheep chiefly lodrwool »nd croa9bred; 700 Cattle, it large number of Horses, farm nnd station implements, draye, and a very complete station plant. The nearest portion ol this property la within 20 miles of Napier. There is a large substantial dwellintr-bouaa, out-utaUons, nowwooUhad, several sheep and stock yards, stables, ac, The price very moderate and tho terms easy.

8000 Acres, Crown Grant, river boundary, andfoneed and subdivided, Fully half of the land is Improved. Limestone formation, we!l watered; is capable by additional sowing of carrying 2J sheep per acre, at present with 7500 cross-bred sheep, about half owes to lamb. Within easy distance from Napier, Price, £2 ISsporicro. Terms easy. 7600 Acres, under Land Transfer Act. Very rich land, limestone formation; about 3'X>o acres gown and part ploughed; subdivided into 15 paddocks, with cottage, men'e hut, woolshcJ, yards, dip, &c , with 7000 It nifwool ehcep, 4200 bolnif 4 and 6 tooth eweg, the remainder W gets. Excellent station plant. Easy terms. 7100 Acres, Crowp Grant, subdivided Into six blocks, 011 of which have boon eown in English grasses, Comfortable cott3gc; drafting yard*, Ac; now carrying 14,000 lougwool sheep. About 12 mil's from Napier. 6000 Acres, Crown Grnnt, 24 miles from Napier. Subdivided into 7 paddocks by fences »nd river boundaries, rich downs and plains, limestone formation, about half Improved, good cottage, bcw woolshed and yards, now carrying 7000 Sheep, chiefly Jongwools, a few Cattlo nnd Horses ; drays, ploughs, and genera! station plant. 0000 Acres. Crown Grant. Tho half rich alluvial coil, divided Into plevon paddocks Five Lours' sail from Auckland. Good liouee, yards, 4c, Willi 800 hetyd of Cattlo. Price moderate. 4C50 Acres, Crown Grant; limoetoue downs, woll watered, subdivided, about half tho land sown with Kiirllpli grasses;, with 4500 Crossbred Shoop. Price of land, 653 por acre. Easy terms, 3200 Acres, CrowD Grant, limestone formation. Rather moro than half improved. May bo leased or purchased on cany terms. At presont carrying 4000 loni{wool end crossbred Sheop. 2200 Acres, Crown Grant, part improved, nearly all plousrhnblo. Prtco, 60j per acre, carrying 2500 crossbred Sheep, will carry 1000 more in summer, tind by additional sowing will winter 2J ehcep per acre, 2000 Acres, Crown Grant; portion improved,will now winter 2000 pheep, estimated to carry when nil improved 3sheep per acre. Hood boundari'!ii, well watered. About 2<) miles from Napier. Price, 40s per acre, quarter cish, balauce onsy terms. 1400 Acres freehold, cxcelloni pastoral land, Patutnhl part uuder Kngliah grasses ; 8-roomed huusc, ofllceß, paddock, etc. Kasy terms. FOR LKS.BK, WITH PUKCnASING CLAUSE— 2197 Acres, Crown Grant, ut prosent carry!) i» 2000 sheep 1940 Acres, Crown Grant, at present carryin 2100 soeep 1235 Acres, Orown Grant, at presont carrying 1600 sheep Tlia above Blocks aro all moro or less improved ; rich liineßtoii'i country, woll watered. About 21 mile 3 from Port. May bo leased together or eoparately, with purchasing clnueb, rant meantimu 6 per cent, on the amount of the purchase money, which is from 60s to 65a per acre. 1095 Acres, Crown Grant, Patutah., Glsborne. Splendid feed for 500 cattlo; about 20J acres ToUira, Stc. Houso, Ac. For sale at £1 Is per acre, or leaso for 12 years, with purchasing clause, at sliifhtly increased rates. 1700 Acres, freehold. 10 miles from Grahamstown. P»rt fenced, drained, and surface eown. All level, rich land. The Thames Valley Hallway will traverse title property; excellent site for township. Prico, £610 a per acre. 1300 Acres, Crowu Grant. Klch land, divided into 12 paddocks; large house and ottlcea. men's hut, woolshcd, jar.iß, dip, stables, Ac, all in perfect order. Now with 4000 longwool Shcop, 50 Cattle, and 20 Horses. About ten niiloa from Napier. Beautifully Situated. 1040 Acres, Crown Grant, rich land, on Mahla Funissulti. Price, 80s per acre. Easy terms. 700 Acres, freehold, three miles from Marton Railway Station ; first-class land. 10* room houso, orchard, wool: lied, yards, dip, &c, Qrst-rato order. Price, £10 per acre. 573 Acroj freehold, twelve milea from Tauranga ; 250 acros la d down in grass, remainder all ploUKbablo; tho whole subdivided into seven paddocks, well watered ; irood house and offices. 547 Acres, Ciown Grant, thick alluvial deposit, near PiUmereton North ; well improved; good house ami offices. Now carrying 3000 Sheep and SO Cattle. Terr modorate price. 540 Acres, Crown Grant, six miles from Palmerston, part cleared. S"U Acres freehold, 4 i miles from Tauranjra : fencci and subdivided Into numerous paddocks, 400 acres ploughed and laid down; substantial and comfortable houso BDd offices, large orchard and trarden; the wholo excellent land and position. FBEBHOLDS, WITH LEABEHOLDB. 11,000 Acrea, Crown Grant The bulk of this Iβ rich Foil, a pmiH portion bush. Six good paddocks. New nnd commodious house, new wootohed, moil's cottage, stock aud ehecp yards; the small portion sown with English grosses taking well, and by additional Bowing the carrying capability will soon be equal to 16.000 sheep, with 8054 Acres leasehold, 20 years to run, at low rentil at present with 5000 sheep, well-bred Merino, 60 Cattle and 15 Horses, and nil requisite station plant. P/ice of freehold 30s pel acm, with stork and plant given in. Terms one-third cash, balance on easy terms 6400 Acres freehold, fenced and subdivided, and a good deal under Enplish prase; pood house, cottage?, woo'shed, yards, etc., at present with 10,600 Sheep and Lttmbs: also, a Leasehold ulock of afout 6COO Acres, nt a low rent, which, when broken tn, will carry 2 sheep per ncre. Terms very easy, 76,000 Acres leasehold, 19 years to run, rent £210 per annum ; woll bounded and subdivided ; Ko>d home, men'e huts, btorc, woolshed, yards, cultivation nnd ehearhiK paddecke, out-statlocH, &c, Ihs run can bo made to carry immense Hocks £50u0 lately spent on Improvtmentp, and now carrying 14,000 Sheep, good Iferlnos, 100 Cattle, and 15 Horec?. The whole for £18,000, caey terms 55,000 Acre* loiwchold, 1U yeuru to run, runt£lso I or iinutim 400 Acrta freehold Fieohnld subdivided, undor grass. Tho whole divided into several blocks, capablo of groat development This run, with 7000 Merino Sheep, £8500 sterling 2100 Acres Freehold, Crown Grant. 8300 Acres leasehold 20 years to run, rent £50 por nmmm, with 5000 Pheep (merinos). Price, £0000, half cash 000 Acres fret-hold, Crown grant COO Acres leasehold, low rent. Together carrying 1500 Morino Sheep A lartfe portion in if r «»s ; eubdlvidod into eight paddocks Comfortable house, good garden, yards, &.c. Prico of freehold, 45s per acre, leasehold rent £35 por annum, ftliccu, cattle, and horses at valuation, LKABBUOLDS. 1 X Q.f\t\ ACIIES Lo-iaehold, Opotlkl DieXtijOUv" trlct, 10 years to run; rent progressive, from «175 to £350, Good alluvial data and hille that take Brass readily, would s< on carry 10.000 fcheep, prcuout stock 4500 Merino and Crossbred Shoop. Price, £0000. 11,000 Acres, leasehold, Poverty Bay, 12 years to run, rent £100 por annum. Hliik fenced and several paddocks adjoining homestead, houso, wooluhed, yard*, 4c , with 5000 Sheep, with all plant and stock given in. Half of the eharos in this line have been bought. 45C0 Acres, leasehold, Poverty Bay, 4 years to run, Kent, £ ICO per annum, with 1800 crossbred Sheep, 3» Cattle, and a few Draught Horeos. Price, £2200 sterling. RXIRAIi SECTIONS, WOODVIIXK. Soctlon 11, containing 203 a. 2r. '23p., 40 acres in gross, fenced en two eliloe. Price, £416*. Section 12, containing 220 a., 00 acres in erase Prico. £4153. Section 150, containing 80a., 10 acres In KTaes, fenced on three Bides with a seven-wiro fence. Vrlcj, £1110s. SUBURIIAN AtXOTaIKNTB. WOODVILLK. TOWN ALLOTifKNTS KAIKOKA. TOWN ALLOTMBNT3, HASTINGS. MOUNT EUIN SECTIONS. Richly graced alluviiii piddocke, about 4 inila from Hastings Section 11-37 1 30/ at prices varying from „ 1--.-37 2 l( £21 to £27, cr „ 20-48 0 Of ncre. „ 21-05 216 \ Several Town Allotments facro each, Patulakl M-aero I'eddoek, «.lt. t N.iiJor, 13 y-ar ß ' Iw.so. 7-roornod Houso, Town of Nnplor, with S-acro of Intiil M. B. MU.EEK, Stock ami Btatiou Agent. NOTICE. JT TVT 0 T LR( ? V ' in tlmnking - -*-J» i-'X X hi.s customers for punt favors, bogs to nnnouneo that on and aftov this tkto he will reiluoo his jirico for Horseshoeing , nt tho following , rates for Cash:—Light Hacks, 6/- ; Heavy Hacks and Ciirring-o Horses, C/- ; Draught Horses, 8/-; Heavy Draught Horses, with calks and too pioces, 10/-. lSvory cure taken. Hastings, July 14, 1885.