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Manawatu Herald, Issue III, 4 February 1890, Page 3

COAL COAL COAL THE OBEY VALLEY COAL COMPANY (Limited), GEE YMOUTH, LTAVE constant shipmentsof their celebrated Greymouth Coal For full particulars apply to the Agents READY MONEY STORE, FOXTON. FirstGrand Sale of 52 Rioh Sm«ll . Farms in the Celebrated Oroua Downs Estate, Manawatu, and. 306 Town and 14 Suburhan Sections in the Township of Campbell adjoining. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1890. At 12 15 p.m. sharp. AT THE RINK, BKOAD STREET. PALMERSTON NORTH. STEVEN $ & GORTON nave been favoured witk instructions from the Executors under the will of the late Hon Robert Campbell, to Sell by public •■ auction as at>ove — ' 6400 Acres o^ Exceptionally Goob Land, which has been surveyed in 52 Farms,' varying in size from 51 to 258 acres ; portion being at the Kopani poition, fronting the thriving settlement of ( "ampbelltown . 306 acre Sections n Town ot Campbe,l 14 Suburban Sections adjoinng, from about 1£ to 3f acres each. The greater portion of this land was at on© time an impregnable swamp, but, at an enormous cost, by a thorough system of drainage has been, brought into the highest state of cultivation, and is now fattening land of the very best quality, having an immense depth of the richest soil. On portions of some of the farms, flax is the best description exists, and is now being cut bj mills 3itu.ited on various parts of the property, yielding rents at rate of £14 per stripper per month, and one shilling per ace per week for such drying ground as is taken up by the mills Purchasers of Farms on which flax is situaied will reap pi a rata the Lenefit of any flax leases which may exist for cutting flax at fc me of sale, which will be clearly specified in the Conditions of Sale. The Longbuin Freezing Works, which are being erected on the Welliugton and Mauawatu Railway Line, are within five miles of the nearest Farm ; thus offering splendid opportunity to farmers to quit their fat stock at paying prices. The town and suburban sections are surrounded by the already prosperous settlement of Oampbelltown, an I when joined by the. rioh"' Farms now being offered uhould increase consider ,bj in value. Terms most liberal, viz :-^lO per cent cash on the fall of the hamnlerj 15 per cent, by promissory note at 9 m nths, 10 per cent by promissory note at 12 months with 'interest at rate of 5 per cent, per annum added to each balance by 'mortgage for four years, from date of sale, bearing in, terest at rates of 5 per cent, per, annum payable half-yearly. Purchasers, however, desiring to pay all in cash can do so. Title under the Land Transfer Act, Brief particulars of each Farm are given on lithograph plans which have been distributed, and whioh togt tber. with any further partiou lars, (Jan be obtained on application to • ■ *■ JOHN McLENNA^, Esq., Oroua Downs. J. HERBERT HANKINS, Solioitor, Palmreston North. STEVENS & GORTuN, Auctioneers. Bulls, Palmeraton North and Feild ing. > , ■ PRELIMINARY NOTICE". Messrs Freeman Jackson It Co., instructed by Messrs Fell and At. kinsori of Nelson Solicitors, will sell by pub ic auction at Foxton, gometime in . . Februapy of which due notice will be given. . All those very valuable allotment* known as the Liddell Estate . k with frontages to Harbour, Lidde'l, Clytie, Duncan, Watson, Coley and Union- Streets. • !S"Lib6ral terms will be offered;' Ful ftr particulars in future issut, for further particulars app'y ta J. HERBERT- HANKINS, Solicitor, P*lm»«tott N.