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SCHEDULE. 00 i. O 5 . m- a . S. • n C t! § .2 g £ * g- « £ < %< 1 a x, a, w P> Deferred-Payment Sections. Manga a. r. r.s. d. £ s. d. hao XI 13 137 1 2434 0233 11 7 „ „ 14 77 2 028 0108 10 0 „ XV 16 190 0 028 0266 0 0 „ XVI 3 158 1 023 6185 18 11 Manga one II 16 131 2 025 0164 7 6 „ „ 21,22 174 11235 0 305 1 4 „ „ 31 97 0 1330 0145 12 5 „ 111 10 208 0 3822 0229 1 3 „ „ 13 117 2 3527 6161 17 3 „ „ 16 192 2 3421 0202 7 0 „ „ 21 117 0 1130 0175 12 1 „ VI 17,51 192 0 035 0 336 0 0 „ VII 1 141 I 2927 6194 9 5 „ „ 9 102 0 1226 0132 13 11 „ „ 10 261 2 3624 0314 1 5 Kopua ranga II 90 161 1 828 0225 16 5 „ „ 92 116 2 1633 0192 7 9 „ „ 94 89 0 3233 0147 3 7 „ „ 99 261 0 1633 0430 16 3 „ „ 107 112 2 3235 0197 4 6 „ „ 109 288 2 1635 0505 1 0 „ „ 204,205202 1 035 0353 18 9 Manga one XIV 116 230 0 021 0241 10 0 „ „ 117 156 1 1633 0257 19 6 „ „ 120 155 1 821 0163 1 3 „ „ 121 187 2 033 0309 7 6 Kopua ranga V 28 45 2 3230 068 11 0 Terms of payment : With the applicaI tions for deferred-payment sections, oneI twentieth of the upset price must be paid m cash, or by bank draft, or mai'ked cheque ; the balance of the purchasemoney m half-yearly instalments extending over ten years. This will also apply to the deferred-payment sections to be offered at public auction. Notb. — Residence not compulsory. Auction Sale. Also, at 12 o'clock noon of Thursday, the 18th December next, the sections, as per schedule hereunder, will be offered for sale, for cash, by public auction, at the Institute, Masterton. SCHEDULE. Cash-Paymemt Sections. Manga hao XV 17 108 1 3227 0146 8 2 Manga one II 14 184 3 020 0184 15 0 „ „ 14a 71 1 1820 0 71 7 3 „ „ 15 97 3 020 097 15 0 „ „ 18,20 92 3 625 0115 19 8 „»( » 20A ) ga i r 192 3 1820 0192 17 3 hao (XIV 20 J Manga one II 25 91 2 320 0 91 10 4 „ 111 6 94 3 1420 094 16 9 „ „ 8 245 3 920 0245 16 1 [ „ „ 12 180 3 1427 6248 13 0 „ „ 15 202 0 820 0202 1 0 „ „ 22 114 2 530 0171 15 11 Kopua I ranga II 91 117 2.3225 0147 2 6 „ „ 96 141 1 840 0282 12 0 „ 98 282 0 3230 0423 6 0 I „ „ 103 183 3 2430 0275 17 0 I „ „ 106 265 1 1620 0265 7 0 I „ „ 110 238 1 2420 0238 8 0 „ „ 111 255 3 835 0447 13 0 „ V 26 87 0 2430 0130 14 6 Manga one XIV 114 159 0 3230 0238 16 0 „ „ 123 296 1 830 0444 9 0 Kaiwhata VI 1 605 0 010 0302 10 0 „ „ 2 605 0 010 0302 10 0 „ „ 3 420 0 010 0210 0 0 „ „ 4 329 0 010 0164 10 0 „ „ 5 268 0 010 0134 0 0 „ IV° 1 493 0 010 0246 10 0 *Add £170 for improvements. Terms of Sale : One-fourth of the yur- !- cha^e-money to be paid on the fall of the hammer, and the balance to the Receiver ! of Land Revenue at Wellington within one calendar month from date of sale, oihevwise the deposit will be forfeited, an*.< the contract for the sale of the land thenceforth will be null and void.. Crowngmnii fees to be paid on completion of i he purchases. Deferred- Payment Sections forfeited. Manga one XL* 21 134 1 230 0201 7 8 Waipa kura IX. 1 155 2 030 0233 5 0 *Add £5 for improvements. The majority of the sections comprised m the above schedule are situated at Pahiatua, m the Mangaone Block, m the Kopuaranga District, about Dreyer's Rock, near Dreyertown, and front upon or are adjacent to the main road connecting Maxterton and Woodville. Branch roads have been formed through the sections at Dreyer's Rock, Central Mangaone, Hawera, «nd Pahiatua, at distances respectively from Maaterton of about fourteen miles, thirty-one miles, thivtyfive miles, and forty miles. The Mangahao sections are within fourteen miles of the town of Woodville. The Main Trunk Railway from Wellington to Napier is now being constructed to a point about seventeen miles north of Masleiton. Sites for railway stations have been selected at several points. The whole of the sections are covered with forest, tha principal trees being tawa, rimu, hinau, rata. kahihatea, with, totara m placea ; the undergrowth is, as a rule, heavy ; the general character of the soil is good, and m some places is of first-class quality, the formation being limestone, clay marl, sandstone, &c. The country is generally hilly and undulating, but there are large flats as well as broken ground within the area ; it is well-watered, and, as the olimate is also very favorable, the .land should, when cleared and brought into cultivation, prove well adapted for pastoral and, to some extent, agricsltural purposes. The Kaiwbata Sections 1 to 5 consist of high hilly laud, of fair and inferior quality, covered with light bush, mixed scrub, and manuka, with occasionally small open patches. Section 1, Block IV., consists of good hilly land, partly cleared and grassed, the ; balance being covered by light bush. The moans of access are by a partlyformed bridle track from Gladstone, and from the coast by the Kaiwhata Valley. Mups, schedules, and application forms can be obtained at the Land Office, Wellington, and maps and schedules at the Post Offices, Featherston, Greytown, Masterlon, Woodvillo, Palmerston North, Foxlon, and Wanganni, and at the various Crown Land Offices throughout the colony. ' J7W. A. MARCHANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands.