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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 24, 24 January 1879, Page 3

11UMNEY MARSH RAMS. ; Bred bj Messrs Braithwaite and i Kebbell. i i MESSRS THYNNK, .LINTON & CO. havo bot-n instructed to hold tlieir second annual sale by public auction early i>i Fobruary of a picked lot of Itumney Marsh j HAMS, from the flock of Messrs; Braithwaite and Kebbell. j Further particulars will be shortly i advertised. The Auctioneers have only to mention that ihe breeders intend to continue their yearly sales, and therefore buyers may rely on the character of the stock offered. THYNNE, LINTON & CO. Auctioneers. IMPORTANT to THE SETTLERS OF FOXTON. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF LAND. MESSRS THYNNE, LINTON & CO. have been instructed by Messrs Krtjll & Co. to offer for sale, at their Palmerston Sale Rooms, on Monday, February 3, at 2 p.m., Choice sections in Palmerston and Fitzherbert Also, at same time and place, That choice section on the Avenue Road, Foxton, being No. 492, containing 1 aero 2 roods 1 5 perches. The section is all fenced in, and has a good garden and a 3-roomed cottage thereon. Terms at sale. Sale at Oakley's Hotel, Sanson, on Tuesday, February 4, of Sections 11, 12, and 13. TBYNNE, LINTON & CO., Auctioneers. TT^OR SALE BY PRIVATE JP CONTRACT. —i— — i FOXTON LAND. OPEN LAND AND SWAMP. TERMINUS OF THE WELLINGTON LINE. 387 acres of fine open land, 2 miles from Foxton ; 200 acres fenced with substantial wire fence ; 6 acres of useful bush ; 70 acres sown down in choicest English grasses ; well drained ; a part only at present let for £50 a-year. Perfect title. Price low. 270 acres of very rich Swamp Land, adjoining the farm of MiGeorge Nye. There is a handy patch of bush on the land. Ihe property is easily drainable, and the Railway to Wellington will probably run thiough the land ; abuts on the river. -Part of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for six years at 5 per cent. Distance from Foxton 1-J miles. 1 mile from the Court House— A compact and well-improved farm of 25 acres; ornamentally planted; a well-built cottage thereon, and divided into convenient paddocks. A pretty residence for a business man, \ or a payjng farm for a working man. [ Two 'faithfully-built two-roomed cottages on the Motoa Road, with every convenience— an opportunity for a tenant to be his own landlord Title under tho Transfer AcK This j is the road that is to be metalled i directly, a portion having been completed. For further particulars, apply to THYNNE, LINTON & CO., Land Agents, Foxton and Palmerston. FOR SALE. MOTOA SUb"uRBAN LAND. -i A ACRES of rich Swamp Land, J- vy well drained, being sections numbers 7 and 20. THYNNE, LINTON & CO., Land Agents, Foxton and Palmerston. FOXTON PUBLIC HALL CO. rpENDERS are invited for the •*- leasing of the Hall from the Ist March for the term of one year. Conditions of lease to bo seen at j the office of the Secretary. j Tenders to be sent in addressed to tho Chairman by noon of Friday, 31st January. The highest or any tender need not necessarily bo accepted. By order, ERNEST S. THYNNE, Secretary. FOXTON PUBLIC HALL CO. NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the registered office of the Company, Foxton, on the 31st January, at 3 o'clock p.m. Business— To receive Annual Ke«. port and Balance Sheet, and election of Directors By order, EKNEST S. THYNNE. Secretary. FENCING NOTICE. 1 HEREBY call upon the owner of Section No. 51l to fence his share of dividing line between said section and section No 510 within fourteen days from date. Should he fail to do so, I will erect the said line of fence, and charge him with tho coat thereof. HENRY BUCKENDAHL January 20, 1879.