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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5250, 21 January 1878, Page 4

Properties for Sale IMPORTANT LAND NOTICE. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS desirous o£ acquiring a FREEHOLD on THE EASIEST TERMS in a Rapidly Rising Township. ' . THE Proprietor of the Land adjoining the TOWNSHIP OF KIWITEA Has determined to submit to public auction, for a few days only, commencing at NINE O’CLOCK on MONDAY MORNING, the Hth instant, TWENTY SUBURBAN BLOCKS, Each containing NINE ACRES two roods and sixteen perches, on the following terms Blocks Nos. 1,3, 5,7, 9, H, 13, 15, 17, and 19, having double frontages to Wyn-ward-street and the Main Road.—£6s Blocks Nos. 2,4, 6,8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, and 20, having frontages to Wymvard-street. —£ss each. Pavable, £5 on selection, the balance AT ANY TIME AND in ANY SUMS, not being less than Five Shillings per week, payable weekly, monthly, or quarterly, WITHOUT INTEREST. The Selection Plan is now on view, and all information can bo obtained on application to T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co., Exchange Land Mart, Grey and Featlierston streets. For sale—the waitoa station, Upper Thames. This block contains about four thousand acres more or less, and is universally acknowledged to be the best piece of land in the whole district. The whole block is substantially fenced. Six hundred and fifty (650> acres are laid down in grass which is not surpassed by any m the Provincial District of Auckland. _ Twenty (20' acres are in oats, and the remainder can easily be brought under cultivation. _ The main line of road from Hamilton, Waikato, to Grahamstown, Thames, passes through the property ; also, the proposed line of railway from Waikato to the Thames. There is a substantial well-built dwellinghouse, and the necessary stables, sheds, &c., on the block. There is also an unlimited

supply of timber for fencing, or any other requirements. This property is situated within four miles of the head of the navigation of the Thames or Waihou River, and adjoins the celebrated Broomhall Settlement Block, known as Te Aroha. Steamers now run regularly between the Thames, Ohinemuri, and Te Aroha. There is a good dray-road from Waitoa to the landing-place at Te Aroha. Stock can be driven to the Ohinemuri Goldfield, distant twenty miles, and to the Thames Goldfield, a distance of fifty miles. Title good. Bor further particulars apply to the undersigned. JAMES MAOKAY, Star Chambers, Wellington; Or, THOMAS MOBRIN, Queen-street, Auckland. SEVERAL blocks of Native-Lauds have been placed in the hands of the undersigned for sale, and he is Prepared to negotiate for the same with persons desiring to : invest money. , JAMBS MACKAY, Star Chambers. "p ROBERT IBS FOR SALE. SHOO acres very rich Land, partially improved, about 12 miles from Gisborne, for sale or lease, with 6000 Sheep, few Cattle, and all working improvements. 1200 acres richest alluvial Land, ICaramu Plains, fenced and subdivided. 25,000 acres Leasehold, good title, low rent, and 112 acres Freehold, near Gisborne, with 20,000 Sheep, and all necessary working improvements ; the run divided into nine paddocks, all well watered and grassed. 11,000 acres Freehold, partially sown, all fenced and subdivided, good and substantial improvements, good road, within 30 miles of Napier, with 11 000 Sheep, a few Cattle, and Horses. 600 acres Lease, with right of purchase, within 12 miles of Napier, fenced and subdivided, comfortable house, shed, &c.,

with 800 Sheep, a few Cattle, &o. 8300 acres Leasehold, title good, rent-mode-rate, excellent land, near Tologa Bay, with 3000 Sheep, improvements, good house, shed, and yards. _ . . 11.000 acres Leasehold, good title, agricultural and pastoral land, Poverty Bay, a few improvements, with 3000 Sheep, and a few Cattle. 1600 acres Leasehold, Poverty Bay. _ 1200 acres Freehold, improved rich laud, Opotiki. 340 acres Freehold, Mahia Peninsula. 400 acres. Patea District. 7SO aufesi fenced and improved, Mongonui. 4030 acres Freehold, good improvements, near Mastertoa.' 2000 acres rich agricultural Freehold, Thames Valley. 10.000 acres Freehold, pastoral land, with few improvements, Thames Valley. GOO acres, in sections, at Woodville. 40 acres Freehold, highly improved, at Havelock. . , 3900 acres Freehold, good agricultural and pastoral land, near Wairoa, considerable improvement, with 800 Sheep and 100 head Cattle. 900 acres Freehold near Wairoa. 4600 acres Freehold near Wairoa, part improved, good house and woolshed, yards, &c., with 3SOO Sheep, a iew Cattle and Horses. M. 11. MILLER, Stock and Station Agent, Napier; and HURRAY, COMMON, & CO., Lambtoa-quay, Wellington,

FOR a ALB, a very Beautiful Property of 223 acres, within two miles of the Town of New. Plymouth, Taranaki. The laud is in the highest state of cultivation',• is well fenced and watered, and the buildings—comprising dwelling-house, barn, stable, cowsheds, and piggeries--are in excellent repair. No expense having heen spared to make this the most complete farm in the district, the owners can confidently recommend it to tbo notice of gentlemen wishing to acquire a profitable as well as a picturesque estate. The' shooting is good, as the pheasants have been carefully preserved. APPiyt ° WEBSTER BROS., Or HUMPHRIES & SON, New Plymouth. Conveyances WELLINGTON TO BACK THE SAME HAY. For the convenience of the; public Messrs Hastwell & Maoaha will - RUN AN EXTRA Time-Table : . Leaving Eoatheraton at 7 a.rttV sen\ ,in S a Upper Hutt at 11.25. ’ Return—Leaving Upper Hutt at -f.3oy a," 10 * arriving at Eeatherton at 8.30 p.nv. Up-country settlers desiring to catch’ {lris' i early coach are advised to come down' to Eeatherton the previous evening by the aftSlV noon coach from Masterton. TVTOTICE.— Having sold my Coaching Business between Wellington and Wanganui toHastwell, Hacara, and Co., I beg toreturn tile public generally my sincere thanks for the liberal support accorded to me for the past nine years, and solicit a continuation of that support for my successors, having every confidence that the travelling public will in no way suffer by the change. ANDREW YOUNG. With reference to the above, it will at all times bo our pleasing duty to accomodate the public in every way, and wo beg to solicit a contihu.Ationof hat support bestowed on our predecessor,' HASTWELL, MACAEA, & CO.