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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3006, 18 December 1896, Page 2

SALK OF TIRAUMEA STATION. Thin splendid freehold sheep run in the Wairarapa district, between Alfred ton und the East Coast, i.s to be sold by public auction to-day inr consequence of a dissolution of partnership among the owners. The station is an unencumbered frcenoiu property, which has been well improved tivined in a state of first rate efficiency; 0000 acres are in grass, well subdivided, and there are upon it all requisite station buildings and a good residence of eh-Vf-n rooms. The flock of sheep and lambs numbers about 12,500, all nearly pure Romneys, and these, with 350 head of cattle, 2-i horses, and all the station plant, will be given in with the run. The quality of the flock may be gauged by the fact that last year’s clip, which was shipped Horne, realised an average all round of 'J.j.l per lb in the grease. The nature of the country is well adapted for sheep breeding, being for the most part rolling ridges, lying about 500 ft above sea level, well watered by running streams in all directions; in fact, the healthy nature of the country is best attested by the large areas of country ho long settled and successfully worked by the rnnholdors of the district. Tho sale will be conducted by Messrs Hatcourt and Co. at their rooms, Panama street, and will commence at 2.30 p.m. In addition to tho Tiraumca Btation, a section of 105 acres, Fitzherbert, comprising n piece of excellent level country a short distance from Linton railway station, will bo sold, i This is to be put up for unreserved sale. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ocnor.HTAb llote/..— Mr James flhiel, Dunedin Mr J.C. George, New Plymouth; Mr J, B. Rhodes, Hawke’s Ray; Mrs Mawley and son. N EW KW ZEALAND KALAND M AIL .AIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. SOME OF THE CONTENTS. Tho Farmer.—Tho Coat oCDlppmg SheepPastoral Resources ol tho Seven Colonies 1 of Australasia —Experiments in Feeding Stook —Relieving Choked Cattle—Manurin';—Summer Prunin'? of Fruit Trees Apiary Hints—Special Dairying Articles —Jottinga, &o. Fiction.—“ The Strange Story of Buryi a Khan”—“ Ambush against Ambush, by Archibald Forbes—’‘ r Frank’s Fortune, _ prospecting story—“Giffen and Gregory, a cricketing yarn. General Articles.—Municipal Pawnbroking— Curious Whist Stories —Psychology of Finger Rings—Exporiontia Dooet (contributed)— Catastrophes cauaid by Triflea, &c., &o. Ladies’ Pagoa. Science and Invention.— People Wo Reid About. The Bystander.—Tho Camera Column. Literary Notes.—Mr J.M. Barrio’s New Story and other Reviews. Chess Column, edited by C. W. Benbow, Esq. Turf Topics, by “ Silverspur.” Poultry and Kennel Nates. 11 Scrutator’s ” Echoes, and Dramatic Notes by “ Lorgnette.” Politics and Politicians, Ac., &c., and ALL TUB NEWS OF THE WEEK. Don’t fail to secure a copy of the mail Christmas and exhibition NUMBER. i _ • CHRISTMAS AT THE D.1.C., WELLINGTON, BOOKS.— A Special Feature in the D.I.C. Fancy Goods Departments this year is the immense number of Pooka of Story and Travel, including many Popular Novels, also Children’s beautifullycoloured Picture Books that have been imported for tho Christmas season. London publishers price list will be strictly adhered to for any single book. Notwithstanding the phenomenally low prices (for this Colony) at which the D.I.C. will sell those Books, a special discount will be allowed to committees or clergymen connected with public or religious institutions when ordering a quantity for prizes. Catalogues supplied on application. Toys and fancy decorations for Christmas Trees at moderate prices at the D.1.C., Wellington. A. A. CORRXGtAN, Manager. B. HALLENSTEIN, , Chairman. 751

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