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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 62, 1 April 1879, Page 3

SALE OF THE TOWNSHIPS OF CAMPBELL, IK THE DOUGLAS SPECIAL SETTLEMENT, AND GERMAN TOWN, AT CAENAKVON HAILWaY STATION. COUNTY OF MANAWATU. AT THE TOWN HALL, TOXTON, ON SATURDAY, sth APRIL, 1879. STEVENS AND GOIVI ON, have been favored with instructions from the Hon. Eobert Campbell, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, the Townships as above specified. The Auctioneers desire to draw particular attention to the position of the . ' TOWNSHIP OF CAMPBELL, which is situated in the centre of .the Douglas Special Settlement, the latter having now seventy settlers located upon it, who by their deed of settlement are compelled to reside on and improve their properties. This block is surrounded by the finest agricultural district in the North Island, and the proposed line of railway from Foxton to Sanson passes close to it, the site of the intended railway station being within two miles. The land in township of Campbell is specially adapted for artesian svells. Stores, Blacksmith's shop, Hotel, &c, are now in demand, and will at onoe secure a profitable business. Taking all those points into consideration, the future success of Campbell may be looked on as a certainty, offering an opportunity to capitalists and others seldom met with for the investment of money. GERMAN TOWN, Is situated close to the Carnarvon Railway Station, and the proposed line of railway from Foxton to Sanson passes beside it, a situation sufficient in itself to couimend its future prospects to the public. Terms: One-tbird cash— Remainder by bills at six and twelve months, without interest. Title under the Land Transfer Act. After the Land Sale, About 20 Railway Trucks and Cars will be sold by auction. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneer?. i ! Crown Lands Office, Wellington, March 20th, 1879. BLOCK IX., WAIROA DISTRICT. SECTIONS Nos. 7 and 18, deferred payments— £3 per acre ; and Sections Nos. 11, 13, 14, 26, 27, 29, and 30, Cash— £2 per acre. The above-mentioned Crown Lands will be open to purchase on application on Monday, the 28th day of April next, at the District Land Office, Patea, where maps can be seen, and at this office. JOS. G. 11OLDSWORTH, Chairman Land Board. i>owe, bTrchley&co CONTRACTORS, &c, Foxton, Are prepared to cart goods between Foxton and OtaUi, or to any other part of the Manawalu District, at the most reasonable prices. H. J. BOOTH, T ICENSED INTERPRETER, COMI j MISSION AND LAND AGENT, Feildino, Clerk to the Manawatu Highways Board. All business in connection with Native Lands, &c, transacted with promptness and accuracy. FOXTON LOCAL BOARD. np ENDERS are called for the _| undermentioned works :— No. 1 Contract. Forming, Gravelling, and Kerbing footpath from Awahou Bridge to Tramway Road, east side. No. 2 Contract. The same as No. 1 Contract to footpaths on west side. No. 3 Contract. Clearing (and deepening where required) Awahou drain from the mouth to the junction of the Avenue Road drain. No. 4 Contract. Deepening and clearing Avenue drain from junction of Awa» hou drain to Section No. 317, Avenue Road. Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Chairman of the Board, must be sent in to the Local Board Office before 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Bth April, 1879. Specifications to be seen at the Local Board Office, Foxton. Persons tendering for Contracts Nos. 1 or 2 are required to deposij £20, and tenderers for Contracts £ or 4, must deposit £5. , ARCHD. MOINLT, ' Engineer to the Board. Foxton, March 26, 1879.