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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6117, 11 January 1887, Page 4

Auction Sales FREEMAN R. JACKSON ft CO. IMPORTANT SALE OB 1 FREEHOLD LAND, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Al KAI IWI, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd and 3bd, Commencing each day at 11.30 a m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON ft CO. have received instructions from Missrs Moobk and Cobbie to sell by auotion, at the Woolshed, Kai Iwi Station, as above,— commencing with the following superior FREEHOLD LAND. That Valuable and Compact Property known as Koatanui, adjoining the Kai Iwi Block, aod containing 1731 ACRES of superior limestone country, a large portion being rich, level land. The property is fenced iv with substantial wire fence, and about 1400 acres are kid down in English ipsses, has great oarrying capabilities, and is well watered. There is a4roomed Cottage and commodious Stock Yard erected on the property. This magnificent estate is situated near the K»i Iwi, and is distant from Wanganui about 10 miles, and three miles from the Kai Iwi Railway Station. CATTLE. 500 Head of Hereford Cows (3 year.old and upwards) in calf or with calves at foot by purebred bulls 100 Empty Dry Forward Cows 65 Empty Cows, with calves at foot 60 3-year- old Prime Fat Bullocks 150 3-year-old Forward Bullocks 35 do Heifers 400 Yearlings, mixed sexes 13 Purebred Hereford Bulls 12 „ „ Cows 2 „ Shorthorned Bulls Total -1338 Head. SHEEP. 2250 Full-mouth Leicester Ewes 1700 2-tooth „ „ 1100 4-tooth „ „ 950 6-tooth „ •• 1700 2-tooth Wethers 1200 4-tooth Fat Wethers 4500 Lambs, in wool 65 Purebred Leicester Rams 11 „ Lincoln Rams Total-13.426 Head. HORSE 3. 22 Broken-in, staunch Draught Geldings and Mtres 12 Unbroken Draughts 17 Broken-in Hacks 7 Unbroken Light Horses / Total— sß« PIGS. 12 Well-bred Pigs SUNDRIES. Drays, Reapers and Binders, Seed Sowew.Ploughs of all descriptions, Harrows.a Urge lotof Harness, and a aumber of Tools and Sundries 500 Sacks Superior Oats The Auctioneer would draw the attention of the settlers to this important Una Jide sale. The stock have been carefully bred for the l»st ten years from Purebred Hereford Bulls and Leicester Rams, no expense being spared in securing the |best animals procurable. Tbe sale will be held at the yards adjoining Messrs Moore and Curries Woolshed, between the railway and the main road, and will commence each day at 11.30 a.m. Intending purchasers for the Freehold Land oan obtiin further particulars from the Auctioneer or from the manager at Kai Iwi, TERMB — For the Stock are : Onehalf approved endorsed acceptances at thrca monthr, aod the balance at six months, with stamps and bank discount added. The terms of payment for the Freehold Estate will be atated at the sale. Luncheon provided. The stock will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. The train leaving Wanganui at 8.40 and Hawera at 7 a.m. 'respectively will land passengers at the Woolshed, calling on return at 4,30 and 5 pm. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. N.Bl— The usual St. Hill Street sale will not be held on Wednesday, Feb. 2nd, BUDGE ft MoCUTCHAN. HORSE FAIR, MANAIA; SATURDAY, 15th JANUARY. At 11.30 a:m. BUBGE ft McCUTCHAN will hold a Horse F«ir, as above,— Seventy entries now to hand,inoludiug heavy * and medium draughts, broken and unbroken An entrance fee of Is will be oharged on each horse BUDGE ft MoCOTCHAN, Auctioneers, W. COWERN. CLEARING SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. WILLIAM COWERN is instructed by the Official Administrators of the Estate of the late Alfred Wood to sell by auotion at his Warehouse, Patea, on BATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1887, At 2 p m. Los I— That exceedingly choice and fertile Agricultural Farm situated about seven miles from Patea, containing 300 Acres, being sr ctions 396, 398, 400, 401, 402, on the plan of the Patea District, all fenced, watered with running streams, good dwelling, etc. £1200 can remain on mortgage if required at 8 per cent. Lot 2-Section 1, Block XIX, Borough of Patea, with buildings, etc., occupied by Mrs Wood. Lot 3-Section 14, Block XXIX, Borough of Patea, with dwelling thereon. Lot 4— Book debts of tho estate. Tbbms— Ten per cent cash deposit, balance in 21 day «. Note— The above farm is a really excellent one, and offers a rare opportunity to purchasers. Inspection cordially invited. At tbe same time and place will alao be offered, under instructions from the Trustees unaer the will of the late John BurkeThat splendid Farm of 440 Acres, adjoiningtheoneabove mentioned l fronting the main road, all In grass, watered with running streams, divided into seven paddocks. A railway platform station is on the property. N.B.— The two together would form one of the finest estates in the North Island. For all particulars, apply to the auctioneer, W. COWERN, Auctioneer ft Land Agent, Patea. NOLAN, TONKS ft CO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS, &o. WEDNE3DAY,~26th JANUARY. At 1,30 o'clock. NOLAN, TONKS, ft CO. have re eelved instructions from J. S. Caverhill, Esq. (owing to tbe expiry of his lease of " The Lakes ") To hold a Clearing Sale of Horses, Cattle, Implements, ftc, Partioulari in future iiiuo. NOLAN, TONKS ft CO., Auctioneers: IANOS and ORGANS may be purchased by EASY MONTHLY Instal ments to two yeara from H, COLLIER ft CO., Dlrtot Importers. TjWR a RELIABLE PIANO go to H S- COLLIER ft CO., who have an estabished reputation to sustain.