Auctions T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. SALE OF FLOW Eli INC I‘LAN'J'9, ROSES, EOT BLANTS, ami FRUIT TREES from the Gardena of Mr U. Budden, Bridgc-atreefc, Nelson, ON MONDAY, 21st JULY, 1881, At 2 o’clock, i rri KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO, I , aro favored with instructiona from Mr H. Budden to sell by public auction on the above date— A largo SHIPMENT OF SPECIALLYSELECTED and CHOICE PLANTS. For full details see future advertisement and ; catalogues. 61G M. B. MILLER. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Large absolute sale of freehold and LEASEHOLD LANDS IN HAWKES BAY. FRIDAY, 3nu OCTOBER, 1884. Turiroa—Wairoa 9600 acres Freehold, with 19,000 sht-cp. This property will be surveyed into seven suitable lota, besides seven suburban sections, the greater part of the land is high cIa.HH agricultural-seaboard, 85 miles from Napier. Waireka —11,(-00 acres Freehold, a portion improved, now carrying 4600 sheep. Estimated value with Sheep, Horses, Cattle, and Plant given in, 80s per acre. Thirty miles inland. Ardlussa—C9oo Acres Freehold, with 7000 sheep. This property will he offered in one or three lots, 20G7, 3322, and 160 G acres respectively nearly all first-class land Seventeen miles from Napier. Waikari—GOO Acres Freehold, with COO Acres Leasehold, 1100 sheep for delivery after shearing, 28th November, 1881. Thirty miles from Napier, near seaboard. Mount Erin.—4333 acres ; BGB acres of this rich, alluvial land, the remainder excellent hill laud, all sown in English grass and in twenty-four paddocks, with 10,000 high class long wools. This property will bo offered in a whole, or iu lots to suit purchasers. Seven miles from Napier two and ahalf from railway station. To Porotu,—76,ooo acres leasehold ; 2600 acres sown in English grass, all well bounded and sub-divided, Rent, £2OO per annum ; 20 years to run, with 12,000 Merino sheep. To Hereto.—6s,ooo acres leasehold and 4GI acres freehold; 1600 acres in English grass well bounded and subdivided. Kent, £IOO, 20 ycars_ to run ; present carrying capabilities, 8000 sheep. These runs arc divided by the coach road, and the homesteads are respectively 34 and 30 miles from Napier, The whole of these properties will bo sold by auction on 3rd October, for delivery after shearing—say early iu January. Full particulars will be published in an early issue, and at the ollicea of Messrs Dalguty, Blackwood, aud Go., Melbourne and Sydney ; Messrs Dalgety aud Co,, Dunedin aud Christchurch ; aud at Messrs Miles aud Go., Christchurch. M. R. MILLER, Stock aud Station Agent, 80 Napier. Business Notices MANNEKS-STREET, WELLINGTON. 0. EDMO ND S & C 0., «G mark. - PETONE BREWERY, BEGS to thank his numerous friendo for their k 5 .*,u3 patronage during the last three years nrshea to inform them that ho has purchased the business lately carried on by Mr McKeever in Manners* street, as Wine and Spirit Merchant, &c,, whore ho hopes by strict attention to business, and keeping articles of the beat quality, to merit a continuance of their support. In order that the general public may have their choice between the now celebrated Petone ales aud others, C. E. has purchased alarge quantity of Dunedin ales, which ho will constantly keep in stock ; also a largo quantity of wines and spirits of the very best brands, which will be offered at reasonable prices, allowing a good discount for cash, his motto being, Small profits aud quick returns. Orders by pest will receive prompt attention. 439 NEW ZEALAND TIMES JOBBING AND GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE. The Proprietor baa much pleasure in auuoun* cing the arrival cx BOMBAY and TONGAMBO OF LATEST NOVELTIES IN PRINTING MATERIAL INCLUDING
BEST STATIONERY AND A VERY C UOICE SE LECTION OK BALE PRC GRAMMES AN D CARDS, INXiFISCTION OK WHICH 13 INVITED. He baa also to inform the many hind patrons of the Times Cilice that Iho JOBBING DEPARTMENT has been fortified with SUPERIOR SELECTIONS OF TYPE of all kinds POSTING AND JOBBING, CutP, Borders, Ornamental Rules, &c. that defy competition. All Job Work executed at the shortest notice and highest stylo of art. Visitors will receive the utmost attention from our Mr K. Johnson, of the Jobbing Department. Gr ?.r-f OVEBNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. ABSOLUTE SECURITY Combined WITH LOWEST PREMIUMS. In the N. E. Government Office EVEXVY POLICY IS GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. And the premium elsewhere charged far £IOOO, will secure £I2OO from the first. Insurers with the Government, therefore, receive AN IMMEDIATE BONUS OF £2OO. THE INDUSTRIAL BRANCH provides Insurance for Working Men. Premiums Payable Weekly, for which a Collector will calL SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Separate Section for Total Abstainers. THE REGULATIONS ARE MORE LIBERAL than in any other Life Insnrauce'O^co, NOTE. The Government not only fcHr.g? cheap Insurance within tbe reach o? nearly every man, woman and child in tbe com* rannity, hut provides the description c-J policy and mods of payment best eaited to the rcotvTTrnciits of each. D# M* LUCEIE, Cozcawrelocftep
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7222, 18 July 1884, Page 4
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