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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3824, 17 January 1877, Page 3

Sales by Mr. Tye. WAIPAWA. THE REPOSITORY. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1877. MR. J. J.TYE' Will sell by - public auction, on the, above date, TT ORSES, SADDLERY 5 sacks Oats Drapery and Clothing Also, without Reserve, Waipawa Bush, portion of Section No. 113, containing 1 acre with two-roomed Cottage thereon. The g' eater part of the above haß been cleared, and is under cultivation. Sale at 2 b'cleck. J. J. TYE, 863 . Auctioneer. WAIPUKURAU. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, At' 2 pan. ML J. J. T V E Has been instructed by Messrs. M'Leod and Reid to sell oh the premises, on the . above date, QECTION No. 79, Waipukurau Township, O containing 2 roods 9 perches. Together with A newly well-built six-roomed Totara Weather-board House, and a Workshop, 40 x 20, built thereon, held on a 99 years' lease from February, 1876, at an annual rent of one shilling. The above property is pleasantly situated close to the Railway Station, and is now let at £6- per month. Possession will be given on the 7th of May. After the above will be sold all the Plant, Tools, Building Materials, House Blocks, &c, and first-class Morticing Machine. Albo, A substantially-built Timber Waggon And 4 Superior Draught Geldings, with harness, &c, complete. No Reserve. J. J. TYE, 283 Auctioneer. TO EUNHOLDERS, GRAZIERS AND OTHERS. PRELIMINARY^ NOTICE. HAS the pleasure of announcing that at the request of a number of the leading settlerß in the Southern part of the Province, he is making arrangements for holding a large SHEEP, CATTLE, AND HORSE SALE At Waipukurau, ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7; 1877. Suitable Paddocking and other necessary conveniences will be provided, and it is intended to establish the- Sale as a Half Yearly One. , The Central Position of Waipukurau, connected as it is with Napier, the West Coast, and Wairarapa, by Railway and Good Beads, will, it is expected, attract purchasers from these important districts, as' they will be enabled readily to supply themselves with a choice of such Stock as they require. On the other hand, runholders or others sending Stock to the Sale, will have the Great Advantage of -the Competition which the ttendance of a large number of buyers always insures. Stock owners desirous of making a trial of the proposed Sale, are respectfully invited to communicate with the undersigned as early as possible. JOSEPH J. TYE, Auctioneer, Stock and Station Agent, Waipawa : Or to H. MONTEITH, " Commission Agent, Waipukurau November 22; 1876. 184 FOR SALE, " OA AAAYERY SUPERIOR s\jf\l/V5 \jf\l/V Totara Posts, for Wire Fencing,. 6ft lOinlong, also large in size. £5 6a per hundred, cash; also a quantity of Strainers, '9ft and 9x9/ . T. REYNOLDS, ' 263 Havelock. SHEEP AND CATTLE FOR. SALE. 9000 2 andt 3 * year old Lincoln 1000, Cotswold Ewes (full mouthed) 200Q Cross-bred Wethers, 4 and 6-tooth 1000 1 Merino Wetiiers • 1000 2 aid it-tooth Merino Ew.es 1000 Cross-bred Wethers (fat) . 500 f-bred Lincoln Ewes ■ 600 2-tooth, mixed sexes ; '50 Fat Bullocks , ,i Team of first-class Working Bullocks, Bray, G-ear, complete FOE SALE, OAO ACRES, NEAR KAIKORA 600 acres of good Land, within 2 miles of Kaikora. About 90 acres ploughed. Stock at valuation. 42 Acres, in Havelock (house and stable) 23 Acres in Clive 16£ Acres in Taradale 3 Sections, Township of Taradale 40 Acres at Havelock, with Gentleman's Residence complete 35 Acres of rich Land at Hastings. For further particulars, apply to THOMAS BISHOP, Stock and Station Agent, 133 Hastings. TjraEEHOLD LAND QALE. JD O WOODVILLE— Rural Sections, No. 63, 62 acres do , No. 70, 40 acres do No. 19, 40 acreß \ do No. 20, 40 acres ' WOODVILLE SUBURBAN— Subdivisions of Sec. 33, Nob. 12, 14, 15 16, 17, 18 > 19, 35, 36 37, 38, 39 40, 41, 42 j WOODVILLE— ) Town Sections Nos. 46 and 61. ', SEDGWICE, WAIPAWA— Sections Nob. 2, 3, 18, 19. 3 H. MONTEITH, Commission Agent, 342 Waipukurau. -W^ Z H A N L V 1 Jbwbi-i.be, HAS 'now Opened his New Premises i Tennyson-street. 15