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Manawatu Herald, Issue 24, 23 November 1880, Page 3

GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE OF THE BAINESSE ESTATE, IN THE EXCHANGE LAND & MERCANTILE AUCTION BOOMS, PANAMA-STREET, WELLINGTON. On MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1880, at 2.30 p.m. TV KKNNEDYMACDONALD & -* ' CO. are favored with instructions fronj Henry Mace, Esq., who has determined to give up farming pursuits, to submit for positive sale by auction as above, _HE WHOLE OF THE WELLKNOWN BAINKSSE ESTATE, Comprising about One Thousand Eight Hundred Acres in the Township of Carnarvon, of the Finest Aobicultubal Land in the World, sub-divided into Farms suitable for all classes of settlers. Lots 1, 2, and 3. Sections 1, 2, and 3, of section f^ m 337, N ative Reserve, containing about 118 acres each. Upset price, £o per acre. Lots 4 and 5. The Bainesse Homestead, being section 320, divided into two parts containing re- , . . spectively, 506 and 521 acres. Upset price, £5 per ■-■» acre. Lot 6. "' ', Part of section 319, containing >-. 4l7aores. Upset price, £4 per acre. The homestead is situated within a few yards of i^e Eailway Station, ten, miles irom Foxton. The soil is first>clas§, highly feitile, drained, cleared, and grassed. Half of the' purchase money can remain on mortgage for. 5 years, -tat *B^|i*Tcen_. **«_!*' Christopher Mace is on the 'AHmiid, and will show anyone over J^l^wuiy- ~ > ■ ■ - F._| t |ful_ {tfuetioulaTS. _*.«*& >. lithographed plans and files of N.Z. Times ana Evening Post.