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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 13, 27 October 1880, Page 3

GREAT AIJB ) TE UNEESKBVED S/LE OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES, BANK SHARES, &c. In the Estate of the late James Mitchell, Esq., Surveyor, of Wellington. Under decree of the Supreme Court of Wellington. 08 FBIDAY, the sth day of NOV , . At 3 o'clock p.m. T. KENNEDY~MACPONALD & ' CO. are favored with instructions from the Executors of the late James Mitchell, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the«r Exchange Land and Mercantile Auction Rooms, Panama-street, Wellington, on v nday, the sth day of November, 1880, at 2 o'clock pni., ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT THE SLItfHTUST BESERVE, the whole of the undermentioned Valuable Country Pkopekties and Shakes. SHARES. 100 Colonial Bank of New Zealand snares ; £2 each paid up 50 National Bank of N,«w Zealand shares ; £3 10s each paid up 10 National Insurance Company of Naw Zealand shares 15 Palmerston North Public Hall Company shares 50 shares Wellington Trust Loan •and Investment Company, £5 each paid 17£ shares Wanganui Land and Building Investment Society, £782 Is 5d paid P R U P E~R TIES. WAITARA. — That VALUABLE CORNER Si C TION, containing J acre, in the TOWNSFIHIP of RALEIGH, Waitaba, Taeanaki, being No. 2 on the plan of the Township WAVERLEY>-That VALUABLE FAKM, containing 431 a. lip. of First class Cleared Land, laid down ik English Grass, being the three Sections numbered 335, 386, and 337, in the plan of theOKOTUKir Block, TowNSHiPofWAVERLEY, and eituated on the main j line of road between Patea j > and Wanganui. This farm is admitted by all who have seen it to be one of the finest in the whole district, not only as to the richness of the soil for agricultural purposes, but for its enormous stock carrying capacity. Its proximity to the main railway line gives it an enormous advantage in getting stock and crops cheaply and easily to market, and with the most ordinary care the purchaser may rely upon making a large and handsome income from it, while he will feel that he has a property worthy of a prince. BUNNYTHORPE.— AII that Valuable Section of Land, containing half acre, being No. 1363 in the plan of the Township of Bunnythorpe TOWNSHIP OF FEILDING.--Kections Nos. 52, 53, 54, 59, 60, 61, and 62. These sections are situated on the main road opposite the residence of A. F. Halcombe, Esq., and adjoining the principal business sites of the Town Sections 305 and 306. — These sections are situated close to the Railway Station, and cannot be surpassed for site Section 703.— This is a Corner Section situated on the Kirabolton road, and one of the most valuable in the whole district The sections at Feilding described above cannot be surpassed in value by any in the Township, and present an unusual opportunity for Residents and Capitalists to purchase TOWNSHIP~OF PALMER. STON. — Section 252. - This section contains ± acre, is a Corner Site fronting the Square and Railway Station, close to the Post Office, and is sold subject to a lease of the fifth part of it, having 5 years to run, at a rental of £10 per year Section 253 (half of).— This adjoins section 252. and the two sections would make a magnificent site for a Hotel Section 274. — Containing one acre, fronting the Rangi« tikei line Section 603, 605, and half oi Section 607.— Terrace end, containing— acres each Sections 824 and 825.—- Contain* in/? 1 acre one rood and one acre respectively, clear edand laid down in English grass Sections 1055, 1043, 1044, 1045, •nd 1046. — . Containing together lty acres, one-hali of which is oleared and laid down in English grass Tb*t VALUABLE FARM, containing 200 acres of FIRST GLASS LAND, being th< Sections numbered 557 and part of 556, situated front* ing (ho Rangitikei line