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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5240, 9 January 1878, Page 4

Auctions further reclaiming, the purchaser of this property will be entitled to considerable compensation, or an increased area of land on the new street. Immediate possession can be given. The TERMS, which are exceedingly easy (a very small sum in cash being required) can be ascertained on application to the Auctioneer, Lambton-quay. FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY. MAGNIFICENT OPPORTUNITY fob SMALL FARMERS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS. ONLY ELEVEN MILES FROM WELLINGTON, ON MAIN LINE OF RAILWAY. THE LOWER HUXT DISTRICT. 1100 ACRES OF RICH LAND, DIVIDED INTO SMALL FARMS. WFINNIMORE has received instruc- , tious to Bell by public auction, at his mart, Lambton-quay, on Friday, 25th January, 187 S, at 2 p.m., unless previously disposed of by private contract— Thirteen most valuable and centrally situated SMALL FARMS at the Lower Hutt, and within a short distance of the Belmont railway station, as under : Block I—Containing 72 acres, fronting Belmont-roacl, being part of sections 433, 445, and 446 Block 2 —Containing 70 acres, fronting main road, part of section 433 ! Block B—Containingß—Containing 97a. 2r., fronting main road, part of section 436 ; Block 4—Containing 79a. 3r., fronting main road, part of section 436 ' Block s—Containings—Containing 105 a. lr., fronting main road, part of section 436 Block 6—Containing 81a. 2r., fronting main road, part of section 436 Block 7—Containing 101 a. 2r., fronting main road, part of section 436 Block B—Section8 —Section 434, containing 62a, fronting Government road Block 9 —Section 435, containing 62a., fronting Government road Block 10 Sub-section 1, containing 63a., part of section 436, fronting main road Block 11—Sub-section 2, containing 77a. 2r., fronting main road Block 12 : —Sub-section 1, containing 76a. lr, part of section 430, fronting Government road Block 13 —Sub-section 2, containing 81a.: lr., part of section 430, fronting Government road. The whole of these valuable farms are within two and a-half miles of the Belmont railway station, in a fine rich undulating country, well watered, and partly covered with most valuable timber, comprising totara, rimu, rata, &0., &c., and NO BLACK BIRCH, which, from its contiguity to a railway connecting with the city of Wellington, and only distant therefrom some half an hour’s journey, should alone make these blocks of more than ordinary value. The whole of these farms have been so laid off as to give an excellent frontage to Government main lines of road, thus enhancing their value considerably. . ■ The terms are of such a nature as to'afford facilities to the smallest farmer possessed of a little capital, energy, and perseverance, while to the speculator and investor no better chance has been offered for years past, the recent great rise in the price of all Government lands ensuring a very high premium, of which , the rapid growth of population in and around Wellington is a guarantee. NO INTEREST CHARGED. Terms,—2s per cent, cash deposit; balance by bills at six and twelve months, without any interest. Plana are now on view at the office of the Auctioneer, Lambton-quay, Wellington, New Zealand. FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY. THE SPRING VALE ESTATE. WAIRARAPA EAST, 4030 ACRES FENCED AND IMPROVED. WFINNIMORE has received instruc- , tions to sell by public auction, at his mart, Wellington, on Friday, 25th January— All that compact and valuable station property situated about twentylive rnjles north-east of Masterton, and on the main line of road from that town to Woodville, comprising 4030 acres of deep, rich, black soil, level and undulating, wellwatered, and partly laid down in English grasses of the best description, and capable of carrying a large number of stock at once, together with the dwelling-house, outbuildings, yards, &c. The whole of this rich and valuable property is deep fern land, unsurpassed in its fertility and productiveness even by the far-famed Patea country. The boundaries are nearly all iron wire fences, of a durable nature, and the property can, with very little expenditure, be so improved as to carry five sheep to the acre all the year round without any difficulty. Lithographed maps of the property can be obtained at the office of the auctioneer. The terms of purchase are 25 per cent, cash, 25 per cent, by bills at six and twelve mouths, bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum ; the balance may remain on mortgage for five years at 8 per cent, per annum, with option of paying off on three months’ notice. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT, FOR UNRESERVED SALE, AT THE HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, ! At Noon, ONE of the MOST EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES in the Northern Island, known as the MURIWHENUA ESTATE, Comprising 56,530 Acres, Situate at the extreme North-west of the Island, well wooded and watered, bounded on three sides by the . ocean, with a sea-board of about thirty miles, on which there are numerous bays, with good anchorage for vessels of large tonnage. Coasting vessels from Auckland make periodical calls at the Homestead, where stores are landed and wool and cargo shipped. The whole is well watered in the dryest season by creeks, rivers, and lakes, 1 intersecting the property and form- , ing good natural boundaries, available for subdivisions at a small ■ outlay. The improvements consist of the Homestead, a comfortable cottage residence, with good stabling, workshop, store, wools!)od, workmen's cottages, stockyards, garden, several enclosures securely fenced, varying from five to three hundred acres in extent, and a considerable breadth of surface-sown grass; also stock-