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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5203, 24 November 1877, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAN, SATURDAY, 24th NOVEMBER. CLEARING SALE. ■R. J. IT. WALLACE will sell by public .. .. auction, at his saleroom, Hunter-street, at 1 o’clock on Saturday, 24th November Harmonium, sofa, and mattress Chairs, iron bedsteads, plated tea service Tables, wash-baud stands aud sets Engravings, paperhangings And a variety of miscellaneous articles Sale at 1 o’clock. FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, At 12 o’clock noon. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE. LEASE OF MARKET HALL. ■R. J. H. WALLACE wi'l offer for sale by public auction, at his salerooms, Hunter-street, on Friday, the 30th day of 1 November, 1877, at 12 o’clock noon — The lease of the building known as the Market Hall, situated at the foot of Cuba-street. Terms of lease, conditions of sale, and all other particulars may be obtained at my office. By order. WM. HESTER, Town Clerk. November, 23, 1877. FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. TOWNSHIP OF BEACONSFIELD. KIWITEA, SANDON, MANAWATU. W FINNIMORE will sell by auction, at , his new auction mart, Lambton-quay, (opposite Barrett's Hotel), on Friday, 30th November, at 2 o'clock precisely—--300 very valuable town sections in Beaconsfield 15 5-acre sections, suburban, Township of Beacousfield 10 10-acre sections do do. ■ This township is undoubtedly in the finest and most promising position of any young settlement in these islands, the vast extent of country round it numbering MILLIONS of acres of the richest land, unsurpassed for its fertility and productiveness, its magnificent timber combining the most durable and beautiful of the many aud varied woods of this country. Its proximity to the main line of rail Fringing it and its produce within a few miles of Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, ensure its rapid and unprecedented progress, and mark it as the great centre of extensive and varied operations in commerce and agriculture, giving it the most prominent position among New Zealand inland towns. There are at the present time a large number of settlers permanently located in the vicinity of this township, which is a sufficient guarantee to purchasers that an investment therein will be a good and profitable one. The township is amply supplied with the purest water, the Kiwitea stream running through it. In this respect it possesses advantages over many of the adjoining towns, both as regards supply and insurance. For POSITION, salubrity of the climate, richness of the soil, and easy accessibility by rail and road, it is unequalled in New Zealand. To heads of families desirous of making provision for their children, this township offers special inducements for investment, as a present purchase of a few sections in the name of each MUST, in a few years, be productive of great and surprising results. To the working men, mechanics, speculators, and investors generally, it is a chance seldom met with, the terms being exceptionally easy, and the sections already in demand. Title under Land Transfer Act. Terms ;—The following will be the terms on which sections in the new township of Beaconsfield, Manawatu, will be sold at auction on Friday week by Mr. Finnimore;—Under £2O, half cash, the balance by bills at three months ; over £2O, one-quarter cash, the balance by bills at three and six months ; over £SO, one-fifth cash, the balance by bills at two, four, six, and nine months. NO INTEREST. Lithographed plans of the township will be issued in a few days. FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. MOST VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE. THE CELEBRATED PATEA COUNTRY. WAIROA. WFINNIMORE has received instruc- . tions to sell by public auction, at his great sale of Beaconsfield, on Friday, 30th November, at bis new auction mart, quay--BCB acres of rich alluvial land, being sections Nos. 458, 450, and 460, of the Okututu District, containing respectively 311, 295, and 254 acres, which will be sold in one or more lots. It is within six miles of Waverley, formerly Wairoa, on the main trunk line of road through the Patea country ; is nearly all rich level land, with open and light scrub patches, well watered, and of easy access by a good road now being made by the local authorities. Terms easy. FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY. SPENDID INVESTMENT. , NEAR BEACONSFIELD, SANDON TOWNSHIP. KIWITEA RIDING, MANAWATU. PAYMENTS EXTENDING OYER FIVE YEARS. “XT7" FINNIMORE has received instruo- . tions to sell by public auction, at bis Great Land Sale, on Friday, 30th November, at his new auction mart— All that very valuable freehold property, being Section No. 237 in the Township of Sandon, containing 200 acres of rich alluvial soil, suitable for all purposes. The section fronts the Kimbolton-road, and ia.on the direct line loading from Feilding to the Little Hutt settlemeat. This is a fine level block, and persons desirous of securing a really good section should avail themselves of this opportunity, the terms being very easy. Also, In tire township of Palmerston, comer section No. 1053, containing one acre and a half. This is a most excellent investment, as it can easily be divided into six or more good lots. Title, Crown Grant. And All that very valuable block of land at the LOWER lIUTT, being section No. 431 on the plan of the said district, containing 90 acres, situated miles from the Belmont railway station, and distant from Wellington only 10 miles. Being in such close proximity to the city, this section is extremely valuable. The terms of purchase will bo very easy, for all further particulars apply to W. FINNIMORE, Auctioneer, Lambton Quay.