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Wellington Independent, Volume XXIII, Issue 2723, 25 August 1868, Page 1

Auctions. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27th. At 2 o'clock. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY For Sale in Greytown, Wairarapa. ITT" TONES, JUN. has received instructions VV c from Mr Henry Giles to sell by his auctioneer, G, Thomas, at public auction, on Thursday, August 27th, at the Mart of All Nations, the above property, consisting of One Acre of Land, No 11 ; also, one Halfacre, No 13, as shown on the plan of the township of Greytown, together with the buildings thereon, comprising A shop, storo, and dwelling house ; also, a cottage, detached, containing fivo rooms on the ground floor j also, 6table, piggory, and cowshed. The whole of the land is fenced in and laid down in English grass. The property is now leased to Mr A. Carmont, at a rental of £75 per annum, on a lease of five years, from the Ist January, 1868. Three acres of land adjoining the property can be rented at £3 per annum for 14 years by paying £7 for the lease. Mr A. Carmont, the present occupier, will give possession at the end of three months' notice. Terms : — One fourth cash ; balance by bills at three and six months, with interest at 10 per cent per annum. £350 of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for 3 years at 10 per cent per annum. August 14, 1868. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27th. WTONKS, JUNR., will sell by his • auctioneer, G. Thomas, on Thursday, August 27th, at 2 o'clock, at the Mart of All Nations. One four roomed Cottage in Frederick street, together with the Land, 43 feet frontage, 49£ feet depth. Terms one quarter cash ; balance, six, nine, and twelve months with 10 per cent interest added One two roomed cottage in same street, together with the land, 40 feet frontage, 49£ feet depth. Same terms as above. One two roomed Cottage in same street, together with the Land, 31 feet frontage, 49 feet depth. Terms, one quarter cash ; balance by bills at three months Also, Three Boats, of the following dimensions, one boat bran new, 15 feet long, 5 feet beam, thoroughly copper fastened One Skiff (handsome moiiel) bran new, built of kauri, 18 feet long, 4| feet beam, thoroughly copper fastened, and admirably suited for amateurs fond oi pleasuring. One good substantial second hand Dingy. 15 feet long, 5 feet beam. Terms cash - N.B. The above Boats will be sold a bargain. August 24, 1868. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27. WTONKS JUNR. will sell by his Auee tioneer, Or. Thomas, at the Mart of All Nations, at 2 o'clock, the following goods 50 boxes candles 10 dozen 2 hoop buckets 10 do 3 do do 8 cusks pearl barley, 1 cwt. 8 dozen washboards 4 cases scrubbing brushes 10 dozen American brooms 4 casks Epsom salts 15 gross paper collars, assorted sizes 2 splendid gentlemen's saddles 26 half-dozen packages Holloway's pills lsUd 8 1 dozen do do do 9 half-dozen do do, 2s 9d 10 half-dozen do do ointment, Is lid 4 1 dozen do do do le l£d 9 half dozen do do do 2s 9d Also, 10 cwt Port Cooper cheese, in prime condition 5 cwt. hums and bacon 500 bushels barley 180 do wheat 2000 do oats 20 half-chests tea, finest quality TUESDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 1868. FREEHOLD SHEEP RUN. WHAREAMA STATION. MESSRS. BETnrNE & HUNTER will offer for salo by public auction at the Exchange, on Tuesday, the Ist December, 1868, at. 2 o'clock, if not previously sold by private contract. ' That first-class Run in the Wharcama di&trict, known as Buxtons, situuted ut a distance of ninety miles from Wellington, twenty miles from Muster! on, and fourteen miles from Castle Point, adjoining the run occupied by the Rev. J. 0. Andrew, and on the main road to Nnpirr and Auckland, containing nbour 25,000 acres ofland, 18,000 of which are freehold ; bounded on the eust side by the Whareama river, on the west by Crown land, on the north by Mr Groves' station, and on the south by the Mangii pokia river, and Mr Cameron's freehold land. This fine run hns excellent natural boundaries, and could be entirely enclosed at. a very trifling cost ; a considerable portion consists of splendid flats »nd block* of the richest, agricultural land, capable of growing heavy crops of grain, the residue is composed of gentle hills and slopes admit ably adapted for sheep walks. There is abundance of timber in the, neighborhood, and the country is intersected with natural boundaries, so thut the run could easily be divided into large paddocks. There is an excellent, dwelling-house, outbuildings for farm servant)*, dairy, cow-shod, stockyard, substunt.ial woo!-hed and sheep pens on the. estite, and upwards of 300 iici-e? of land enclosed and divided into convenient paddocks, all well grassed. The stock, comprising nbout 5000 sheep, 100 head of cuttle, and a few horses, can be tuke.n by the purchaser of tho run at their *fnir market vulue. At present tho station is not nearly stocked, as it is capable of cairying at least three fcimee the number now upon it ( A large portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage for a term of yearn, at the current rate of interest. For further pirtieukrs, apply fro Mr Buxton, at the station, Whareama, or at the office of the auctioneers, Wellington. Exchange Buildings, Wellington, 28th July, 1868.