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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5306, 28 March 1878, Page 4

Auctions WEDNESDAY, 3rd APRIL. ' TOWN SECTIONS, FEILDING. Messes, j. h. bethune & co. have been instructed to sell by auction, at their salerooms, corner of Featherston and Brandon streets, on Wednesday, 3rd April, at 2 o’clock— ... Four splendid sections in the Rising and Important Township of Feilding— Dot I.—Section No. 191, containing la. lr., having a frontage of 200 links to the railway line by a depth of 630 links. Lot 2.—Section No. 192, containing la. lr. 2p., having a frontage of 200 links to the railway line by a depth of 635 links. Lot 3.—Section Na 201, containing la., having n frontage of 200 links to Fitzroy-street by a depth of 500 links. Lot 4. — Section No. 20?, containing la., having a frontage of 200 links to Fitzroy-street by a depth of 500 links. The above were an early selection, and are situated in the best part of the town of Feilding. 1 THIS DAY, IMPORTANT LAND SALE ON DEFERRED PAYMENT. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 28th and 29th MARCH. MR. J. J. TYE lias been favored with instructions from Alfred Newman, Esq., to sell by public auction in Napier on the above date—--1 (fl ifiOfb ACHES of the Arlington JL't/jar vvr ml the main road from Waipukuraa to Porangaban, and not far from the Waipnknrau Railway Station, is now bei ug'l lid out in blocks of 600 acres downwards. This land is of excellent quality, and well suitable for agricultural and pastoral purposes, being all clear and ready for the plough. It is pretty certain that in a very short time the railway will branch off from between the head of the lake Datum;), and Mr. Purvis Russell’s woolshed, going though the centre of this property to Porangahau, aud other places to the southward. There are about four miles of frontage to tho main road, being laid off in about 40-acre sections, and a beautifully-situated township named Waustcad, within a few minutes’ walk of where there will he a station on the above railway line. There will be ample reserves for savings bank, post-office, and telegraph station, schools, churches, reading-room, &c., with all the streets 99 feet wide, thereby allowing abundance of room for traffic. 'i’EUJtS : One-sixth cash (3s. 4d. in the £,}, the remainder at the end of seven or fourteen years at 6 per cent, interest. Pirns are now in preparation, and will be issued at the end of February, when the land will be open fur inspection. JOSEPH J. TYE, Auctioneer, Waipawa. February 14, 1878. TUESDAY, 9th APRIL. IMPORTANT SALE OF THE LOWER HUTT TOWNSHIP. Valuable Building Allotments adjoining the Hutt Bridge, the Hutt-road, Waiwetu-road, Martin-street, Laing, Bloomfield, and Heretaunga roads, and Fraser and Church streets. MR. J. H. WALLACE, Estate Auctioneer, has been favored with instructions from Johu Martin, Esq., J.P., to sell by public auction at the land mart, Hunterstreet, Wellington, oh TUESDAY, April 9tb, at 2 o’clock p.m., THE LOWER HUTT TOWNSHIP, Comprising all those Valuable Freeholds, being the very centre of the business part of the rapidly improving Lower Hutt Townshi]}, and the only freeholds now for sale, affording an opportunity, which it is impossible again to offer, for parties acquiring a really valuable freehold within 30 minutes distance of the City of Wellington in the first, oldest, and most important township in the Colony, The great and increasing desire to purchase a freehold in the Lower Hutt Township will now be gratified by the sale of Lots 1 to 12.—Each about 33 feet x 100 ; frontages to Laing-road and Bloom • field-road Lots 13 to 25.—Each about 33 fe.t x 100; frontages to Martin-street and Heretaunga-road Lots 26 to 36. Double frontages, each about 50 feet to Heretaunga-road and Martin-street Lots 37 and 38.—Corner allotments frontages to Heretaunga-road, Mar tin and Fraser streets Lots 39 to 50.—Each about 33 feet x 150., frontages to Martin-street and Laing-road Lot 51 —About 23 perches, upon which is erected that valuable well-built Totara Building, originally used as a Block-house, but capable of being made a comfortable residence ; frontage, about 100 feet to Laingroad Lot 52.—About 250 feet frontage to the Hutt-road, aho frontages to Fraser and Martin streets, together with those extensive aud well-built premises, tire Family Hotel, stables, outhouses, also yard aud large garden Lot 53,—A Valuable Extensive Frontage of about 240 feet, adjoining the Hutt Bridge aud the Hutt-road Lot 54, —That Valuable Block - , about 200 feet frontage, adjoining tho Hutt Bridge and .Toll-house, together with the shop erected on the same Lots 55 to 58,—Valuable Frontages, 55 to 60 feet to the Hutt-road, Fraserstreet, and Church-street Lithographic plans will shortly bo ready. Title under the “Land Transfer Act.” Terms of sale very liberal. Luncheon at 1 o’clock. Sale to commence at 2 o’clock. TUESDAY, 9th APRIL. A Valuable Freehold in the Rising Town of Masterton, The Pioneer Temperance Hotel. MB. J. H. WALLACE, Estate Auctioneer, is instructed to sell by public auction; at the Land Mart, Hunter-street, Wellington, immediately after the sale of the Lower Hutt township, on Tuesday, 9th April, at 2 o’clock p.m.— That valuable freehold—one of the best business sites iii Masterton—4s feet frontage to the main street, by 150 feet, deep, upon which is erected those convenient; substantial, and well-built premises THE PIONEER TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Containing 16 rooms, together with the goodwill of ; a thriving business J qnd also a five-roomed cottage at tho back. The furniture tr be taken at a valuation. This ’exceedingly ■ valuable property, . one of the best stands for an; hotel in --''the rapidly rising town of MASTERTON, Is r. most eligible investment tor anyone seeking good business premises. Terms and conditions at sale. £609 of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at eight per cent. Further particulars to be had at the office of the Auctioneer. SALE—TUESDAY, 9th APRIL, 1878.