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Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 310, 3 January 1879, Page 4

FOR BALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THAT well-known Farm on the Opaki, known as Sedgeley, the property of Henry Bannister Esq, situated close to the Borough of Masterton, about 1 J miles from the proposed railway station. The Property consists of about 1200 acres of rich agricultural land, perfectly level, enc'oted with a substantial ring fence, and subdivided into twelve paddocks convenient for breeding thoroughbred stock, which the present Proprietor has been successfully engaged in for tbe last three yeats. 700 acres have been ploughed and hud dowß in English grass ; 100 acres are now under crop, and the remainder is plentifully covered with EDglish and native grasses. There is a frontage of 2£ miles to a chain road, leading from Masterton to Upper Opaki, commencing at the new bridge lately thrown over the .Waipoua River, which forms the southern boundary of the Property. The fencing, of which there is more than 13 miles, is all oew and iv good repair. The buildings consist ot a 12-roomed dwslltog house, dairy, washhouse, bathroom, carpenter's shop, stockyards, 7-stalled stable, coach-house, loose boxes, granary, chaff-house, cart sheds, pigsty es, and all other conveniences required tor iarm purposes. There are, also, ttfo 4-roomed cottages for farm, servants, and a6-stalled stable with men's room attached, situated on different parts of the property ior convenience. The shearing shed is conveniently situated on the banks of the Waipoua River, furnished with all modem improvements, and capable of tccommodating twelve shearersAdjoining it are the necessary yards, dip, tanks, shearers' kitchen, dining and bedrooms. The whole of the above buidings are new, - having been erected within the last three years. The grounds have been laid off at considerable expense, several hundreds of trees and shrubs having been planted .with a view to ornamentation and shelter. There is a well stocked kitchen and flower garden, also greenhouse and croquet lawn. ¦ Sedgeley is well adapted ior cutting up into a township, or into email farms, as it could be done without interfering with existing fences. It is healthily, pleasantly, and picturesquely situated, being about 70ft above the level of Masterton, and overlooking that township. The live aud dead stock (other than the thoroughbred sheep) can be taken at a valuation at the option of the purchaser. The role and only reason for selling the above splendid property is the ill health of the proprietor, and .the present opportunity for securing the most valuable stud firm ia the district should sot be neglected. For full particulars and terms apply to J. M. GIRDLEBTONJS, Auctioneer and Commission Agent, Masterton. ¦ /~VN BALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. SUGAR— Sydney IW, fine and coarse and IC, Mauritius counters — Candles: Ue Roubaix, Price's, and Kitchen's— Cocoa : Van Houten's, Fry's, Epps', and Taylor's — Ohoeolate : Fry's and Taylor's— Salmon, American — Sardines, halvt>a and quarters —Lobsters — Starch, Colman's— spices — Nutmegs— Tapioca— Maccaroni and Vermicelli— Matches : Bell and Black's, 260 and Plaids — Blacking, Day and Martins —White and Grey Paper Bags— Mustard : Colman's, D.B.F.— Candied Peel— Printing Paper— Soap: Kitchen and M'Leod's, household and mottled— Teas : new season 1878-79, s.s. Kiliarney and BrisbaneVinegar: Morton's table, Champion's in bulk— Oil: Morton's Salad, pints and halfpints— Soda Crystals — Boap Powder, Harper Tw*lvetre«s. ALE— Bass's bottled by Foster, quarts and pints— Porter: Gtaioneta's, several bottlers — Champagne : Heidsiek's, Roederer's, Wachter's, Perrier's, Gilbey's, Saumaur quarts and plats — Wines: Port and bherry, in quarter-casks, octaves, and cases— Brandy : Hennessy's I star, Lecoq Frere's> 4 and 9 years old, Heunessy's bottled by Lemon Hart, Hennessy's hi bulk-Geneva: J.D.K.Z. and Key brand, large and small contents — Old Tom : Booth's and Burnett's— Whiskey: case Lorne,<LfL , Long John, Imperial, Dunville's Bulk, McKenzie's, Dublin and Cork Distilling Co.— Rum : L. H. White's, Lowndes' 10 and 80 o.p.— Fencing Wire, 1 all guages— Sulphur— Lead WashersSheet Zinc — Window Glass — Cotton Waste— Staples— Floor Cloths, various widths and patterns. NOW LANDING, EX CORINA, FROM LONDONFINE and coarse Liverpool Black Horse salt, currants; Fry's, Taylors and Van Houten's cocoa (halves and quarters] Albert's sardines, Morton's red herrings, mixed pickles, Keillor's jams and jellies, Diamond's pointed staples, cement, Kobinson's patent groatt (& pints;, salads and castor oils, B. k B.s plaid vestas, sheep netting, NOW LANDING, EX OTAKI, FROM LONDON— DALMORE whifky (in qr-cask), Lucien Bellot's brandy (in qr-casks and cases), colza and boiled oils, white leads, Gospel Oak corrugated galvanized iron (6 to 10ft, 26 guage;, D. U. F. mustards (in 1 & Jibs. EX OLUSTEE, FROM NEW YORK— DEVOE'S Kerosene, guaranteed flashing point over 110 deg; Black Swan twist tobacco, in boxes and hall-tierces; lobsters, oysters, sharps, axe handles, axes. Now Landing, Ex WAKATIPU, from Sydney, transhipped Ex s.s. BRISBANE, from Foo Chow— 815 packages tea JOHNSTON k CO., Importers. -VTOW LANDING, EX CANMOBJS- '• Conqueror" oval steel fencing wire, Nos. 8 and 10 Iron gates, 9ft. 6iu, and 10ft. long by 4ft. J. C. Hill and Co.'s fencing wire, Nos. 6, 7, and 8 JOHNSTON k CO., Importers. FOSTER'S ALE. A RRIVED, PER FIRTH OF FORTH— Bass's Ale, bottled by M. B. Foster 1 and Sons, quaru and pints. JOHNSTON k C 0.- ,- INEW BEABON'S TEA, Ex 8.8. Kiliarney. mHE undersigned have NOW ON SALE— Half-chests and boxes. JOHNSTON & CO. f\ N 8 1 L E - 16 PIANOS 5 PIANETTEBJ From A. BORD, Pakis. Thesß Pianos now justly command tbe market. They are specially noted for their DURABILITY and BRILLIANCY of TONE. The above wen manufactured especially, to suit the New Zealand climate. JOSEPH NATHAN k CO., Sole Agent n Wellington for A. Bomo. Paris. SAMUEL DANES k SON HAVE ON SALE— Steam -valves, pressure and vacuum guaget, suet lubricators, boiler mountings, copper (in ban, ingots, and sheet) rod and stieet brass, copper and brass wire, check valves, black and galvanized iron pipe, bit and stop taps, india-rubber hose, directors, pan closets, urinals, washing basins, water meters, and all description of plumbers' tools. Chandeliers of newest designs, hall lamps pillar' globes, English and American, force and i lift pumps, hydraulic rams, 4c. ! Bras* Founders and Copper Smiths, Brandon-street. - '. YXT AND G. TURNBULL k CO, Have for Sale— 10,000 cases Kerosene Oi), Star brand, guaranteed over 110° Flashing •* Test. TIT AND G. TORNBULL k CO., Have for Sale, direct from Alexander Cameron and Co., Richmond, Virgin! i— 235 cases Tobacco, consisting of— Venus Twist and Tens, Venus Nailrod, Flower of all Nations, 6 and 12-inch Plantation Twist, 6 and 12-inch Gold Bars, Tortobeshell Navy s's and 6's, Tortoiseshell double thick pocket pieces. To arrive per Albert— 160 ca>es Alexander Cameron ft Co.'t choi est Tobacco. TXT AND G. TURNBULL k CO., Have for Sale to arrive— 150 bales Calcutta Corn Sacks.