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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 39, 26 March 1879, Page 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1879. A CAPITAL INVESTMENT. SALE OF A VALUABLE HOTEL AT HALCOMBE. JMAYSMOR lias received instruc- • tions from Mr. Alexander Bell to sell (under mortgage and bill of sale) by Public Auction on FRIDAY,, the 28th instant, on the premises, Halcombe Hotel, unless previously disposed of by private contract, All that valuable property known as the Halcombe Hotel, together with the furni- ! ture and stock-in-trade. The house contains m all twentysix (26) rooms and laundry, a good bricked cellar ; six-stalled stable with hay-loft, store-room, poultry-yard, pigstyes, and good garden with three quarters of an acre of land m the best position m Halcombe. The above Hotel is the only one m the town, and is doing a large and profitable trade. The house — not yet three years old — is substantially built of heart of totara and roofed with iron. The furniture is nearly new and of splendid quality, and no expense has been spared m making it one of the best equipped hotels on this coast. The auctioneer can with confidence recommend this as a good investment, it being m the centre of a rich timber country, daily increasing m importance and wealth. The fact that saw-mills are being put up m all directions is a sufficient indication of its prosperity. Terms for part of purchase money may be arranged. Sale to commence at 1.30 p.m. sharp. J. MAYSMOR, Auctioneer, Feilding. March 18, 1879. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS. THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. have been f avored with instructions by Messrs. Richtkr, Nannestad, i Co., Palmerston North, to sell by Private Contract, The undermentioned VALUABLE PROPERTIES, situate m the TOWNSHIP OF PALMERSTON andBUNNYTHORPE Districts : namely — No. 1. SAWMILL AT PALMERSTON, With three acres of land as a aite, 600 acres land freehold, partly fenced and cleared, and partly standing timber; likewise 900 acres bush land, with lease for ten years ; • with all conveniences by way of tramways and railway, connecting with the main line to Wanganui and Foxton. No. 2. HOKOWHITU SAWMILL. Also m the township of Palmerston. with machinery and appliances, capable of cutting 1,500,000 feet timber per annum. The bush land m connection with this mill is leasehold, but extending over a long term of years. No. 3, TRONDHEIM MILL, BUNNYTHORPE, With 700 acres of freehold, machinery also capable of cutting 1,500,000 feet timber per year. No. 4. PALMERSTON FLOUR MILL, With planing-machiries attached. This stands upon two acres iv Broad street, with ten acres adjoining. I No. o. TOWN SECTION 187 i Of the town of Palmerston, containing 4* acres, fenced and improved, with first-class seven .- roomed house. In connection with the mills there are bullocks, and all necessary appli- [ ances, the industry being at the present I time m full working order. The Flour Mill is doing a large and increasing business, situated as it is m the midst of a splendid agricultural district while m view of the great demand for timber, the sawmills have not been able to execute the . amount of ordars iately upon hand. The- Auctioneers can confidently recommend the opportunity vow presentedj as one rarely to. be met with, inasmuch as the mills are not only giving an excellent return* hut the proprietors have already made a eompetency^ the dissolutipu taking pla.ee from circumstances entirely of a private nature,, which necessitates, the absence of one ef, the firm from the Colony.. For .full particulars, apply to Messrs. THY.OTE, LINTON, % CO., Palmerston and Foxton, Qe to the Pbofkie;t.ob§. j • . ■ . s YyAN&ANUI REGATTA. :&sabch 28,. 1879. On Thursday and, Friday next, the -SJ7t.il and 28th instanjt, single, tickets , will be ; issued .from, all stations to i Wanganui, available for the return [joprne^ up to Monday^the 3lst Inarch. . r ' ' •■■ T.. F. ROTHERAM). „ '. Qe,nsi:aJl Manager*.