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Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 112, 13 May 1889, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, sth JUNE, 1689. ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SAL OF MORRISON'S BUSH RUN, WAIRAEAPA. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & CO. ha\ been instructed by D. G. A. Coope: Esq., Deputy-Regißtrar of the Suprem Court, to sell by public auction, at thei rooms, Featherston-street, on Wednesday the sth June. 1889, at 2 o'clock, undertho pre visions of " The Property Law Consolidatio Act, 1883," and ''The Land Transfer Aoi 1885," without reserve— That well-known Sheep and Cattle Rur called MORRISON'S RUN, until recently in the oocupation o the lato William Mitchell, aud situ ated about six miles and nine mile respectively from the railway sta tions at Greytown and Featheraton South Wairarapa Tho run containa 4404J acres, of whicl 36G0 acreß are leasehold and 744J acres an freehold. The following are the particulars of th< land:— FREEHOLD. 150 acres. Part of Blook 17n, known ai Puke Puke, Ouetea Island 128 i aores. Part of the Te Wenokakit* Blook, known as Te Tawaha 277 acres. Part of the Kaitaru Blook. 189 acres. Part of the Wenokakite Soutl A Block. 744J acres. LEASEHOLD. 1200 acres. Part Block No. 17n, known as Moiki. Term, 21 years, from tho Ist December, 1884. Rent for firßtlOyoaia, iJGO per annum, and during the remainder of the term j670, payable half-yearly 2460 acres. Wenokakite South B 3660 aores. Term, 21 years from Ist December, 1884. Rent, £150, payable half-yearly The buildings consist of a good eightroomed house and offices, stable, woolshed, barn, Ac. Also, Large drafting yards, Btockyard and sheep dip. _ The Run is sub-divided into conveniently sized paddocks, with post and rail and wire fences, all more or less level, well grassed, and in its present state will carry from 6000 to 7000 sheep all the year round, but by a little judicious outlay its capabilities could easily be greatly increased. Very fair crops have been obtained from several of tho paddocks, which have been ploughed. A good metalled road runs through tho property, and the Post Office at Morrison's Bush is distant abont one and a half miles from the homestead. The wholo of the abovo properties will be sold in one lot. STOCK. Immediately nftor the forogoing salo tho Auctioneers will, by instructions from tho Mortgagees, soil the stock on the land above described, consisting of— • 6000 SHEEP KQ CATTLE And OA HORSES More or loss. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to Messrs. A. A C. BRANDON, Solicitors to the Mortgagees ; Or, to J. H. BETHUNE A CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents. tor continuation of Auctioneers' advertisements see fourth pace. "OUYERS OF PROPERTY of any description in Town or Country are requested to eond for a copy of my NEW PROPERTY LIST. Posted to any address on application. A. W. BROWN, Auctioneer, Land Agent, Ac, Panama-street.

FOR SALE. BROUGHAM AND ELLICE-STREET3, corner Beetion (132 z 93 feet), suitable for church or residential sites, or business premises. BROUGHAM-STREET, one half-acre (66 x 330 feet) with six-roomed oottage ; beautiful view of town and harbour ; frontage suitable for business premises, back portion could be cut up for residential sites. Easy terms. Apply MACDOUGALL A CO., Lambton-quay.

I^OR SALE, cheap, a 3i horse-power Water Engine, byßurt, of Dnnedin, with pulleys, shafting, and belting oompleto, equal to new ; also, Water Meter, suitable for above. Apply THOMPSON A CO , Panama and Brandon streets. TmOR SALE, a first-class General Store Business, in the Manawatn district. On a stock of about .£IOOO the Bales are between .£4OO and .£SOO per month, and may be largely increased. j HARCOURT A CO., Grey-street. FOR SALE, Sawmill Plant at Woodside, consisting of one 24 horse-power engine and mnltitubular boiler, twinoircular breaking down, ripping bench, working bullocks, horses, trucks, ono largo M'Dowall's moulding machine, and a Clayton A Shuttleworth's eight-horse portable engine. May be sold in one lot, or separately. Apply to DUNCAN BROS., Woodside. FOR SALE, as a going concern, a profitable Butchery Business, in tho oity of Wellington. Apply sharp, ALF. G. JOHNSON, Groystreot. FOR SALE, one handsome Landau, huilt to order by Cousins and Atkin, Auckland, and one set silver-plated doublo Harness, made to ordor by Evans, Wellington. A similar landau built by the same firm took first prize at the Wellington Exhibition and Bold for .£250. Mr. Evans' harness ia too well known to need comment. Price for tho lot, X 220._ Two colonial-built Dogcarts — ono light and ono heavy ; quite new ; bargaina at prices asked, viz., £8 and £16 respectively. LAERY A CO., Custom House- qnay. OTELS.— We have and want Hotels everywhere, so buyers and sellers should call upon us before deciding elsewhere. The most reliable information and assistance can be obtained, for we make it our business to spare no trouble to suit both buyers and sellers. Loans arranged daily, from .£IOO to .£IOOO. Hotels bought and sold within 24 hours. DWAN BROS., Willis-street. FOR SALE, of to L<*t, the Premises occupied by the Wellington Meat Pre« Berving and Refrigerating Company, oorner ff Willis street and Old Customhouso-street. 'or particulars, apply to the Secretary, Lambton-quay. next Branch Hotel. FOR SALE, one spring Van, Horse, and Harness, with pole and shafts complete ; also one large spring dray, horse, and harness ; to be Bold cheap, either in one lot or separately.. Apply. G. Bowring, Berhatnpore ; or F. Butler, Dixflh-strest. FOR SALE, within 15 minutes of Tost Office, a new six-roomed House, with all conveniences; terms easy. Apply by letter or personally to W. H. Herd, Owenstreet, Newtown. FOR SALE, Single-seated Buggy, Dog Carts, and Sulky. Great bargains. Apply Geo. Luke, ooaon factory, Turanakistreet. FOR SALE, a Milk Run at Petone, doing a safe and profitable business ; would be sold either with or without stock and utensils. , Address M.R., Evening Post. OR SALE, Soits. with extra Trouaera, 50b, 55a, and 60a. Dalton, Tailor 43, Cuba-street. FOR real sterling vaiue Dalton's Suits can't be approached. 43 Cuba-street.

TVTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. On and after MONDAY, 13th May, the Express Train will leave Christchurch for Dunedin at 11 a.m., arriving at Dunedin at 8.55 p.m. The last Train from Lyttelton, catching the Express at Christchurch, will leave Lyttelton Station at 10.20 a m. BYoRDEK Railway Department, Head Office, Wellington, 10th May, 1889. tTcronin, TWTIGHTSOIL CONTRACTOR, No. 8, Empire Chambers, Willia-atreet. All orders in writing will be attended to I -VXTILSON A RICHARDSON* FOR PLAKNELS.