Crown Land Sale.
A sale of Crown Lands took place Wednesday, but was not marked byan>JJ* of special interest, either as regarded uiei _ offered or tiie purchases made. F "rnwn day's list were six allotments in the i°* ' but their locality was not attractive, *» there was no put chase at the upset pn..» which was at the rate of 100/. per acre.. • • Next came four suburban allotments, *« were air sold,— three of them at an 9W**
on the upset price—2ls. per acre. . . . Afterwards came thirteen allotments at Onchunga, several of which were competed for witi) animation; collectively they produced more than double the upset price. . . . Only one of six allotments offered at Howiclc fouud a purchaser, at the upset price of 30/. for 21 perches. . . . Eight farms on tl e East Tamaki were then offered, of whit hj five were sold at prices varying from tie upset 20s. an acre to nearly twice that amount. The total proceeds of the day's sale amounted to about!2sß?.
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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 777, 24 September 1853, Page 2
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165Crown Land Sale. New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 777, 24 September 1853, Page 2
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