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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5328, 25 April 1878, Page 4

■ Auctions jRKING MEN, FAMILIES, .EN, MARKET GARDENERS, ; FARMERS, NURSERYMEN. E AND SMALL CAPITALISTS, .;ULATORS, AND THE PUBLIC IERALLY. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 25th APRIL. IMPORTANT LAND SALE ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. FARM SECTIONS OF ABOUT FIFTYONE ACRES E ACH, 01’ THE MOST FERTILE LAND OF THE COLONY, Being that delightful and picturesque VALLEY OF THE MUNGAROA, UPPER HUTT. MR. J. H. WALLACE, Estate Auctioneer, will sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Hunter-street, Wellington, ON THURSDAY, 25th APRIL, At 2 o’clock. The following valuable freeholds in the fertile Valley of the Mungaroa, Upper Hutt, being the suburban farm sections to WALLACEVILLB, UPPER HUTT Lot a. b. p. 1 and 2, containing each 51 0 0, sec. 168’ Also, . A FEW WALLACEVILLE TOWN SECTIONS. The above Valuable Properties, with the exception of 222 and 223, are by a well-made public road, known as No. 3 line, from the main Hutt and Wairarapa-road, close to Mr. Wilkins’ Railway Hotel. This road has long been in use by the inhabitants of Wallaceville and Whiteman’s Valley, and for the convenience of the District the Government have made a stopping-station where the railroad crosses No. 3 line, which is about three-quarters of a mile from the Upper Hutt Station. The whole of the sections have a portion of the rich and fertile swamp, which has just been drained at a considerable expense; the remainder of the sections are beautifully undulating spurs, covered with valuable timber for fencing and other purposes. For small farms, market gardens, and private residences, no such opportunity will again present itself for parties settling themselves on rich alluvial virgin soil, in one of : the most beautiful parts of the Colony, within one hour’s distance of the City of Wellington, and in the midst of a rapidly rising and important district. ’ Sale plan to be seen at the office of the auctioneer, and lithographic plans, with conditions of sale, to .be had at the offices of Messrs. Izard and Bell, Wellington, or at the office of Mr -J. H. Wallace, Hunter-street, Wellington. . The following are the liberal terms of payment :—A deposit of 10 per cent, at sale, 10 per'cent, in 1 month, the balance in three years at 8 per cent., with liberty to pay off at any time. : D. P. Davies, Esq., 0.E., has pegged off and numbered the frontages to the sections. Luncheon at 1 o’clock.. Sale to commence at 2 o’clock. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 25. IMMEDIATELY after the Sale of the Mungaroa Farm Sections, Wallaceville, Upper Hutt, will be sold by Mr. J. H. Wallace, estate auctioneer— - Town sections 13, 32, 38, 39, 51, 36, 42, Wallaceville. Section 283, containing 110 acres, adjoining lots 1 and 2, Mungaroa Farm sections. Lower Hutt township—Sundry sections, particulars of which will be advertised. Plana and particulars at the office of the auctioneer.

IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 6th MAY, 1878. At 2.30 p.m. Unless previously disposed of by private contract. VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, FARM and ORCHARD AT THE PUKUEATAHI. IMPORTANT TO BREWERS, HOTELKEEPERS, FARMERS, SPECULATORS, and OTHERS. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , are favored with instructions to sell

by public auction, on the above date— All that PICTURESQUE and VALUABLE PROPERTY situated at the PUKURATAHI, being section Ho. 8, part of section No. 9, s part of section No. 10, in the plan of the district, and the land described in an application numbered 1965 in the register for the province, in all THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO. ACRES more or less of SPLENDID LAND, together with the LARGE TWO-STOREY HOTEL known as the Pukcbatahi Hotkl, containing bar, bar - parlor, large commercial room, 2 dining-rooms, 2 private sitting-rooms, and kitchen on the ground floor; and on the upper floor 21 bedrooms capable of accommodating 40 persons. Also, E OUR LARGE STABLES containing 24 stalls, 15 stalls,, 11 stalls, and 11 stalls respectively; coach-house, dairies, pig styes,; and fowl-houses, &c., erected thereon, , This excellent property is situated on the main line of road from Wellington to the Wairarapa District, about 24 miles from the city and 1J miles from the Pukuratahi railway station. A large portion of the land* is subdivided into paddocks by five substantial fences, cleared; and grassed, and there .are four acres planted with standard fruit. trees, ij There are one or two belts of splendid heavy timber, consisting of rimu,matai, hinau, tawa, M main, and some totara. > ■ The "hotel is insured for £I7OO ; the stables ;i for £SOO. Everything is in first-class order, ii the reputation of the hotel under its host, Mr.! Elliott, having become universal throughout ,| the district. '■ * : ' . '• ] " As a mere investment it possesses advantages patent to all, and very rarely is a property snbmitted to the public combining so many excellencies in every sense. : Plans of the property and full details -may be seen ,st.,the Auctioneers’offices, or at the Pafcufatahi Hotel. Mr. Elliott has kin'dly .consented to show intending purchasers over | the property; so that it may be fally and fairly Inspected. i