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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 366, 9 April 1866, Page 3

Ij Sales by Atietiosi. CEITE—ioWn Sections"", r ’' ■ v - • ■ v* t HAltPDfinSf—-Town Sections WAiPAWA-r-By order of the Proprietor* now * resident in Block 65,' containing 105 acres t. • Block 68, containing ESI acres l- s EUATANIWSA—BIock 19,42 acres of Bush BUSII SECTIONS, POHIJI, Eiver Prohtsge--; ; Nos TO9, TlO, containing together 46 acres * EEEEBU—BUSHSECIIONS— Nos 8,9, 10—14 acres each , . 11, 12, 13, 14—20 acres each i THE VILLAGE OF ST. HILDA, PUEETAPU, (the Property of H. S. Tiffen, Esq.) , About 250 AGEES of LAND in a continuouslfine from the farm of Mr John Heslop, at Puketapu, to that of Mr John Hammond, on the Meanee Plat, laid out in . 25 QUAETEE-ACEE SECTIONS 16 Sections in Paddocks of 4,6, 8,10,15,20, and 25 acres each, all having frontages to the - Great North Eoad. The Proprietor, in offering this "Valuable Block of , Land for Sale, is desirous of affording an oppor* tunity to the "Settlers on the Meanee Plats for , ‘purchasing ■ " WINTER PADDOCKS for depasturing Cattle, Horses, and other Stock; The convenience and importance of such Pad- ‘ docks to the Meanee f Parmer cannot be denied, , when mhre than ordinarily wet seasons set in and flood the low lands. Therefore this opportunity : should" hot be neglected. ' • • - • > The -QUAETEE-ACEE SECTIONS forihing ? the, TILLAGE, and selected as being of the ; richest land, wfll also give to the farm laborer and others'at Puketapu an opportunity ofpos-v searing a small PEEEHOLD, which, at up dla taut date, must be of considerable value. To complete the Tillage, the Proprietor has , laid off a Section of Land, intending the same as site for a Church.; ‘ A Plan of the Property can be seen at the office ; of the Auctioneer.

Two COTTAGES in Milton-road, the Property 1 ty of Mr H. J- BeU, (one lately in the occupation'' of Major Miller), are built on li acres of Land, leased from the Church of England Trustees for 21 years, at a yeiy low rental. The Landis well ’ fenced in, and is well stocked with Fruit Trees of 5 every description, , and otherwise 1 in'the best state of cultivation. . The Cottages' cap be purchased either in one or two lots,'and upon easy terms. ■i ; , A 150,.. - ; . _, , 1 Two Shops in, the Sbakespeare-road, the free* bold property of Mr Bell,opposite Mr Garry’a J Workshop. ' " ■ ' ■" ■ ■ In the Estate of Mr Samuel Taylor. ; . Two Cottages in Chaucer-road, wett known.as ' the property of the above, at present an absentee. ' In the Estate of Mr John Mason. ' 5i - Those Eligible Business Premims in the Shake* - speare-road, with handsome double shop front— ", £6O advanced on Mortgage, can remain for one or , two years, Ground rent, £l4 per annum. THO SE ELIGIBLE, BUSINESS > PREMISES,' ! '";! * ihhabtings-stbeet, ; , ' THE PROPERTY of A. & M. Having an Ehexpired Lease . of 19 years at, a nominal ground rent, The Shop is fitted up with every convenience 1 for a Draper’s business of considerable "extent. • ‘ * TOWN SECTIONS— Hastings-street, No. 278 Diokena-street, Nos. 265, 268 NOBTH BIT ATANIW HA, Military Settlement. : —B4 acres, chiefly of good Agricultural Land, - ' adjoimng'the property of Mr W. Glenny,- - ' The purchaser can have immediate posses- - sioh, and the Government will give possession. of the property in Eve months from the present time. WAIPAWA— Part Block 59,vboing 'J-acro Section, being . Subdivision No 1 of the Hadley Estate " Ik/TES.. GARB, .having removed Tromdiar late XYL residence, Ngalo, cottage, to Boyne House, .Tennyspn-street, situated next door to the Herald - Office, to inform th%’Hhabitaiim of Napier ■ and its Vicinity that she has Vacancies fpr a few GENTLEMEN BOARDERS. WANTED, a GOOD PLAIN COOK and GENERAL SERVANT. Good wages will be given la afthorbughly phaiified; person. Apply atHhe office of this paper. ■ WANTED^— Subscribers to -the SundaxMa*, &A2INB. Names,received at the Offici of. this Paper. 11/ ANTED—Subscribers to Good Woeos -V i >Names feceivod-altb*efficßof tiitPape^-