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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 18, 2 November 1880, Page 3

■ is. a Corner Site fronting the Square and Railway Station, close to i&6 Post Office, and is sold subject to a lease of the fifth pait 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 fdr a Hotel Section 274, — Containing one acre, ftonfcing the Ilangis tlkei line Section 603, 60S, and half of Section 607.— Terrace end, containing- 1 - acres each Sections 824 and 825.— Contain* ins 1 acre one rood and one acre respectively, cleared and laid down in English SectfiiTlOSo, 1043, 1044, 1045, and 1046. — Containing together 18£- acres, one-half of which is cleared and laid down in English grass That VALUABLE JTAKSI, containing 200 acres of FiUSTCIjASS LAND, being the Sections numbered 507 aud nart of 556, situated fronting thd Rangitikei line; 30 acres of this Land is cleared, laid down in English crass, and has a capital Three roomed Cottage erected thereon This Farm is ono of the most choice of ftir Mitchell's selections, and in the marvellous productiveness of the land imd tho beauty of its sunoundings it presents an opportunity of acquiring a rare little estate that the pnrchaser will nover weary of. Spction 1090.— Containing 3 or more acres Section 175.— Containing 10 acres, adjoining the residence and property of Mr Lin ion CARNARVON.— That VALUABLE FARM, containing 475 acres of PIRST-CL A SS OPEN LAND, partly fenced, and being the Sections numbered 291, 298,aud 299. These sections are situated on the main road between Palmeiston and fandon j (Mount Stewart), and form together a property nor. surpassed by f'liy in that part ot the colony. Situated on a lovely rise commanding a panoramic view for twenty miles of the whole country, j and consisting of the i idlest • soil, it will, when stocked, be found to carry aa astonishing number of sheep and cattle, while its capability to produce grain and root crops can haidJy be overestimated. Everyone desirous of puiehasing a fine homestead .should visit this property. Section. 465. — Containing 48 acres of Ttbpt Class OPIiN LAND, situated fronting the Railway line TOWNSHIP of WOODVILLE —That VALUABLE SUB, TTEBAN SECTION numbered 10 in the plan, containing 39|- acres of Flat Land on the main toad between Palmerston and Napier. The opposite section to this was sold at the rate of £28 per acre KARERE,— Ihose VALU A BLE SECTIONS numbered 85 and 87, Jackeytown, containing ten agues, situated fronting the main road and Manawatu River TOWNSHIP OB 1 FOXTON.— Those Valuable TOWN SECTIONS numbered 89 and 92 ia the plan of the TOWN, containing respectively 3a. 2r. IBp. and 3r. Bp, These are situated in the very best position, and cannot be surpassed as Building Sites. The whole of the above properties were specially selected by the late Mi Mitchell when surveying through the province, and are admitted by all who have a knowledge of them to bo, without exception, the most valuable properties to le found in the various districts. To the old resident and capitalist, as well as to the newly-arrived farmer looking for a First-class Farm as a Home, many of the above properties present an opportunity for purchase never likely to be met with again, while the absolute unreserved character of tho sale gives all classes of the community an opportunity for investment unparalleled in this city. Instructions to the Auuctioneer* by letter or telegram will be duly attended to. The Terms of the Sale are :— 2O per cent, deposit, and tho balance ia one^month, but the Auctioneers will be happy to piano intending hona fide .buyers iv communication with parties" who aro prepared to lend large proportions of tho purchase money on such eligible securi- j lies as tho property hero advertised ' for sale. For further particulars as I? title etc. app ! y-'to GORDON ALLAN, Esq., , Solicitor, (irey-streefc \ Or toj the'.'ATJtiliONfiEßS.