LARGE DEMAND FOR LAND.
There was a large attendance at the land sate ait Tapanui on Wednesday (says tho 'Clutt i a Leader'). The deferred payment land realised from 3s. per acre per annum'to 9s. Bd. The land of special value breu ght over an average of £3 per acre. Sec tiion 22 brought £580; section 23, £570;; section, 35, £500.* Alexander M'lntyre purchased section 26, block I. Sections'ia Chatton and Waipahi sold at upset ptici es. The sale amounted to £SOOO.
The Crow r n Terrace commonage at Arrowtown km » been rushed by applicants, ineludingmt my sheep owners. There is much eager, neas to secure the . blocks, which are splendid wheat-growing country. The ruvh settles many old difficulties.—'Star.''
A block opened in Ida Valley, last week, of over 2'OGO acres, was more than Applied'for on the first day of application. a In this issue 1 applications for over £BOO ores oflaadaco advertised.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 410, 3 February 1877, Page 3
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153LARGE DEMAND FOR LAND. Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 410, 3 February 1877, Page 3
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