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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 369, 19 April 1866, Page 4

Sales by Anctioa. THURSDAY, 3bb MAT. GREAT LAND SALE BY AUCTION, OH Thursday, May 3. W EDWAED LYNDON Trill hold his FIRST LAND SALE on the above date, when the following Valuable Properties will be submitted to public competition. By order of the Mortgagee,— That valuable Suburban Section of Land at Havelock, being No. 13, the property of Mr B. 1). Danvers, containing 47 acres, all substantially fenced in and laid down in English Grasses ; a large and well-built House, with Four-Stall Stable, Coach-House, &c., and a variety of Outbuildings. HAVELOCK—The Property of Mr W. Corbin. This eligible Homestead and Farm is to be disposed of. The Properly consists of 18 acres, all substantially fenced in, with every convenience fur a small farm. The House, delightfully situated, is well finished. Terms—Halfcash ; half on mortgage for 2 or 3 years. HAVELOCK—several Town Sections in the leading thoroughfare CLIVE—Town Sections HAMPDEN—Town Sections WAIPAWA—By order of the Proprietor, now resident in England. Block 65, containing 105 acres Block 58, containing 123 acres EHATANIWHA—BIock 19, 42 acres of Bush BUSH SECTIONS, POHUI, Biver FrontageNos 109, 110, containing together 46 acres EEEEEIJ—BUSH SECTIONS— Nos 8,9, 10 —14 acres each H> 12—£0 acres each ✓ THE VILLAGE OF ST. HILDA, PHKETAPU, (the Property of H. S. Tiffen, Esq.) About 250 AGEES cf LAND in a continuous lino from the farm cf Mr John Kcslop, at Puketapu, to that of Mr John Hammond, on the Meaneo Fiat, laid out in 25 QHAETEK-ACEE SECTIONS 16 Sections in Paddocks of 4,6, 8,10, 15, 20, and 25 acres each, ail having frontages to the Great North Eoad. The Proprietor, in offering this Valuable Block of Land fur Sals, is desirous of affording an opportunity to the Settlers on the Meaneo Flats for purchasing WINTER PADDOCKS for depasturing Cattle, Horses, and other Stock. The convenience and importance of such Paddecks to the Meaneo Fanner cannot be denied, when more than ordinarily wet seasons set in and flood the low lands. Therefore this opportunity should not be neglected. The QDAiiTiiE-ACSE SECTIONS forming the VILLAGE, and selected as being of the richest land, will also give to the farm laborer and others at Puketapu au opportunity of possessing a small FEEEHOLD, which, at no dis tant date, must be cf considerable value. To complete the Village, (he 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 ty of Mr 11. J. Bell, (one lately in the occupation cf Major Miller), arc built on 14 acres of Land, leased from the Church of England Trustees for SI years, at a very low rental. The Land is well fenced in, and is well stocked with Fruit Trees of every description, and otherwise in the best state cf cultivation. The Cottages can be purchased either in, one or two lots, and upon easy terms. Also, Two Shops in the Shakespeare-road, the freehold property of Mr Bell, opposite Mr Garry’s Workshop. Ip the Estate of Mr Samuel Taylor. Two Cottages in Chaucer-road, well known as the property of the above, at present an absentee. In tbe Estate of Mr John Mason. Those Eligible Business Premises in the Shakeep care-road, with handsome double shop front—±<6o advanced on Mortgage, can remain for qpc or two year#. Ground rent, £l4 per annum.