1 IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICI OP ANGUS M'LENNAN'S ESTATE, Which will bo submitted to PUBLIC COMPETITION ABOUT NEW YEAR' Unless privatoly disposed of previously. KA H E a""d~ CATT LE, tP \y 30 nORSES, FIRST-CLASS TR /VPS AND HACKS, 2 QUIET STAUNCH DRAUGHT DO. SHEEP.— 2OO Storo Wethers, 300 G-tooth 7 i Ewes, 120 .l-looth Ewes, £30 2-tool,h Ewes, 200 brokcn-inoul lied, 350 Lambs 1 TIP DRAY, 3 seta Cart Harness, 3 sets Harrows, I now Single-Furrow Plough, and a variety of Farm Im!1 pleinonts in good order. SST4O QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS in Kaikora Township, 1 ACRES Leasehold Property with 5 I roomed Cottage, Dairy, Stables, Barn and Outhouses ; 2 ncrcs in Orchard, 12 acres in Oats. 150 ACRES divided into 12 Paddocks, with nn ovor-llowinp 1 stream of water, ■with Fell m onjrery, Sheep Yards, 5 &o. ; 25 acres in Oats and Tares, 2 i, acrc3 in Hops, with 2000 hop polos, 3 acres in Potatoes, 2 aercs in Fruit and Ornamental Trees, tho Trees included in all sections numbering over 1301), and comprising many of the following :— Ccdarof Lobanon, Araucaria Exelsn, Araucaria Imbrieata, p WcllingtoniaGigantia, Radiata, ToJ rulosa, Cypresses, &c, &c, &c, 1 ' 2 QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS, with '' Dwollings, in Makatoku. 11l ACRES LEASEHOLD, 0 years to run, with 3-roomed GottnKO and Garden, Stables, Butcher's Shop and Outhouses ; divided " into 5 paddocks, sheep-proof; about JO acres closed up for Cocksfoot Seed. l ' 75 ACRES LEASEHOLD, 3 years to run, 1 within a milo of tho lU-acro parcel, ■with Cottage, &c, and divided into 1 paddocks. STORES, PROPERTIES, KAIKORA TOWNSHIP. 2 first-clas3 Stores, Saddler's Shop, Milliner's Shop, 2 Ofllccs, and '-roomed Dwelling .iust finished, with ground frontal 177 foot Carruthors-strcot. and SO toot frontal Higginson-stvoct. Residence — Ross-street frontal, S2 feet ; eastern boundary, 185 foot ; Higginson-strcot, frontal, 82 foot: Henderson-street, llfi foot, ; 8-roomccl Dwelling, with ,£3OO Furniture, 2 Outhouses, Fowl Yard, nnd Aviary ; ono Tank each 1000 gallons, SCO gallons, and GOO gallons; Buggy nnd Pair, with Singlo nnd Double Sots Harness. CHOICE LIBRARY Consisting of , Over 200 Volumes, handsomely bound in Cloth and Leather, embraces tho following :— Chambers' Encyclopaedia, 10 vols. Bcel on's Encyclopaedia, i vols. Popular Educator, 3 vols. Private Letters Sir .lames Brooko, 3 vols. Austvalin nnd New Zealand, 2 vols, Animated Nature, 2 vols. Platform Echoes, J. B. Gough, 2 vols. Also, ' Tho Works of Shakespeare, Scott, Pope, Mooro, Wordsworth, Longfollow, j &c, &c. Stook-in-Trade in Stores and Yards, about [ £2100. • Descriptions of sections and cottages will be given in a future issue. N.B.— Should sufficient inducement offor, Mr M'Lcnnan is prepared to cut up his Homewood Estate, consisting of 514 acres, into 10, , 20, 30, and 10 acre ots to suit purchasers, j For further particulars apply to ANGUS M'LENNAN, "-T Kaikora' Or BEN. B. JOHNSON. '"" ■ 573 Waipawa, H.B. WM. ELBOUIINE desires to call tho attention of the residents in Iho Pukotapu District to tho fact that he has , hantlcrt over his Hotel Business to Mr Wm. Cox, and that in future lie will dovoto us timo to furthering the best interests of his old friends nnd customers in the Store. After ten years' experience W. 33. does not think it necessary to say more than that they will receive tho same nttcntion in tho futuro as they have done in Uio past. Agent for tho N.Z. Insurance Company and ' thoctailypnperß. E)jBOUnNB) Post-oflico Storo, Mo U'ukotapn. IN handing over the Pukotapu. Hotel to Mr W. Cox, Wm. Ewjoornb desires to thank all his old friends who have so kindly supported him, and trusts that they will rally round his successor in tho same way. With reference to tho above, Wm. Cox asks tho Public to give him a fair show, and promises to do his best to keep up the reputation tho houso has gained undor his predecessor. i "WM. COX, late of the Wavorley VY notol, desires to intimate to all concorned that ho has taken over tho Pnkotapu Hotel, whore ho hopes by attention to business, courtesy, and civility to all alike, to merit nnd reccivo a fair sharo of tho public support. None but tho best liquors will bo kept, nnd W.C. guarantees that there is no headacho or hoartacho in a bucket of thorn. The best accommodation for man and beast. ■ WM. COX Puketap.u Hotel. 012 HORSE-SHOEING A FTER the Ist of August my terms xjL for Shoeing will bo— For n.tcks nnd Cnrriago Horses, as; Light Draughts, Gg; Heavy Draughts, 8s per sot A. M.~BOWER, GENERAL BLACICSMH 1 H, '1 onnyson-s root .opposite Masonic Hotel). I T\ANEVIRKE BUTCHERY. BASMUSEiF~AND CO., BUTCHERS, DANEVHtKE. Customors waited on daily, and nil orders punctually delivered. 1 jgSmaH Goods always on hand SO Jt?"U TO £$A per day to be made I Sty. l. o&tlc by persons of either sex, in their own localities, nt work for us. Now business. All meet with wonderful success. Anyone can do tho wwk. Capital not required. Wo will start you. Outfit worth sCI mailed free. Tho employment is particularly adapted to (ho regAon m which this publication circulates. liJys and girls cmi nearly ns much as men. Full particulars and instruction!! mailed free. Now is the Umu— don't delay, but write to us at once. Address SriNSON and Co., Portland, Maine, i United States. A . E L L E R V , WEST OLIVE, WOOL MAT AND TIUG MAKER, PARCUMENT AND VELLUM MANUFACTURER. Drum, Tambourine, Banjo, and Guitar Heads always on hand. N.B. — Parties sending Skins can have them dressed any color. Old onos cleaned and rodyed at Modornto Prices. - STEAM SAW & PLANING MILLS, 1 ORMONDVILLE 3 npHE undersigned is now prepared n to supply all kinds of well-cut Building Timbor in any quantities nt lowest current rates. Orders promptly executed. i GEORGE GRANT 19G Ormondvillo. WAIPUKURAU STEAM SA WMILLS. ' TVfESSRS WILDING c\s CO. having XVJL now perfected their arrangements in their new mills, and having halt a million feet of Timber in stock, are prepared to pivo • instant delivery oCany orders entrusted to i them, absolutely guaranteeing the quality of , nil timber sent out. A largo stock of Seasoned Mouldings, Architraves, and Dressed Timber on hand. [■ 872 MAHARAHABA SAWMILLS. 3 T HAVE this first clay of September JL leased the Maharaharu Sawmills to Jilt GuoitOK Maso> , who will carry on Iho busi--1 ness in future. All nccounts owing to mo in connection with Uio business aro requested to bo settled nt once. 1 • R. STURDY. HAVING taken tho above Mills, I . hoiio to receive a eontimmnco of the support hitherto accorded my predecessor. On Hand, a largo quantity Heart Tolara; also, 200,000 fool roiiov ! 'Hullding Timbor, Rimu, jMnlui, Wliito Pine, and Tolara, T. ami ' G. Flooring, T, and. O. and Bended Lining, Rusticating, &c, which can bo delivered at t any station between Tahoraito and Nnpier at I ST lnltWl GEORGE MASON 3 ; STEAM SAW & PLANING- MILLS, J MAKATOKU. i AT PRICES TO MEET THE TIMES. • rrnHE undersigned is prepared to -L supply Building Timber in any quantities. Orders promptly executed. T. and G. Flooring, Rusticated .Hoarding, Lining, Skirt- >• ing, Architraves always on hand. I 378 W. W. GUNDRIK. Maicatokit. f '' DANEVIRKE STEAM SAW MILLS. '• nPHE undersigned aro prepared to v JL supply Contractors and othera with c . otara Timbor, any sizes, at tho shortest tiol ipp HENDERSON BROS. & WRATT Danevirko.
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7626, 25 December 1886, Page 1
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