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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5408, 27 July 1878, Page 4

Auctions FIRST SALE OF THE EXTENSION op* WAN3TEA D. WANST EA D. WANSTEAD. . On the Mala Hoad from Wellington to Napier. Sixty-seven of the Most Valuable Allotments in the Extension of the Magnificent Township. IN THE’ EXCHANGE HAND MART. ON MONDAY, 291 h JULY, 1878. , At 2 o’clock p.m. Lots 1 to 07. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , aro favored by tbo proprietor with instructions to sell by public auction, ■on the above date— ' SIXTY-SEVEN: OF THE BEST SITES IN THE FLOURISHING TOWNSHIP‘OF WANSTEAD. WANSTEAD is situated on the Main South Road between Wellington and Napier, about 15 • and 19 miles respectively from the important towns of Wnipukarau and Waipawa. WANSTEAD is the natiwal distributing centre of one of the finest agricultural districts in New Zealand, some of its suburban farm sections having been sold as high ns £lB per acre. Wanstead ns originally laid out was offered last March, and every section—town, suburban, and rural—was sold on the first day to the residents in the district. Wanstead was being settled within a week of the sale, and there is now a Hotel, Store, and a ; umber of Other Bbildings, forming tno 4 «cleus of a great and important t wa. Wakstead is beautifully situated on a gentle eminence commanding an extensive and magnificent view Of the surrounding country, and is Splendid Quaes I*>nd Free from Bush or Scrub. Wan steak can be honestly recommended J. r y the auctioneers ns a township in which their friends and clients can invest their money safely, and with the certainty of a large and profitable return within two years. , - ■ TERMS MOST LIBERAL. Full and detailed Information, lithographed lans, and every moans for acquiring accurate ■.ta respecting this rare opportunity for investig at a cheap rate in one of the moat highly/•rored districts In the colony, will ha fur- ‘ died on application at the auctioneers’ • dices, (Jroy and Featherston streets, REMEMBER! WANSTEAD 1 , WANSTEAD 1! WANSTEAD!!! JULY 29th, 1873. !N THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 29th JULY, 1878, ■ At 2 o’clock p.m. Lot 70. n KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. I. * are favored with instructions -to offer j >. sale by public auction, on the above date— The Lease of one of the Most Valuable Sections in the Te Aro Pab, having a frontage of, 47 feet 3 inches to the Harbor by a depth of 114 links. Che lea-o is for 14 years, from May Ist, !3, at & rental of £3 per annum for the first oven yo srs, and £8 per annum for the last 7 r"'-rs. N THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 29th JULY, 1878, At 2 o’clock p.m. Lot 71. :i KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. .. , are favored with instructions to offer sale by public auction, on the above date— FOUR VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS in PALMERSTON, part of section 915, on which is erected a First-class Tworoomed Cottage, 12x24. The ground Is thoroughly well fenced, and it is a "capital small property. .1 THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 29th JULY, 1878, At 2 o’clock p.m. Lois 72 to 98. 'I KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. ; • are favored with instructions to offer , sale by public auction, on the above date— Twenty-seven allotments in the TOWNSHIP of FEATHERSTON, containing ONE QUARTER OF AN ACRE each and having frontages to • the Main Road, Government Road, and Queen-street. “”:e above allotments will be sold on liberal us, and as they cannot be surpassed for .ion they offer special indneeme uts to in- . ■ > irs and residents in the valuable township ' i’eatherston. .’ill plans and details at the ouctiomeers’ i '•> THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 29th JULY, 1878, At 2 o’clock p.m. Lot 99. ' ■ 1 KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , are favored with instructions to offer ■do by public auction, cm the above date—/'ALUABLE FARM ON THE OPAKI PLAIN, 11 nng the section numbered 42 on the plan of the district, containing 339 ACBBS OF UNRIVALLED GRASS LAND. ' ho above will be sold a bargain, and Its imity to Mastcrton, tbo centra of the t agricultural district, in the North Island, .era It especially valuable, ; I THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, ON MONDAY, 29th JULY, At 2 o’clock p.m. Lot 102. ;’■ KENNEDY MACDONALD '& CO. . arc favored with instructions to-.offev Je, by public auction, on thbabovo date— V VALUABLE PROPERTY, ADELAIDB-ROAD. ,j mg all that piece of LAND having a frontage of 38 feet 4 inches to Adelaideroffij by a depth of 81 feet 4 indies, together with the faithfully-built FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE erected thereon. ' • those engaged on the TRAMWAY this offers .i 1 advantages, as it adjoins the tramway IS. _ . THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 29 fch JULY, At 2 o'clock p.m. •' KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. are frfvored with instructions to offer by public auction, on the above date — THE OAKURA FARM, I’HE COUNTY OF TARANAKI, ... . : ning 200 acres of the finest land in the .L 1 .I, which cannot bo excelled for agriculi nd pastoral purposes, being well watered by THE OAKURA. RIVER. • land is partly cleared and fenced, and >nly eight miles from New Plymouth it 1 rare OPPORTUNITY FOR ■ A ■ i HR WITH A SMALL CAPITAL. . .HE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ■ ■ l \- MONDAY, 29th JULY, 1878, At 2 o’clock p.m; CLot ’ ?-h KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. ■-ro favored with instructions to offer ■. on the above date—■ ~ ■. :IUA AND WAWAKAIAESTATE, ’ ting iff about five hundred and fifty ores iu the ■ ,’OUNTY OF TARANAKI. ■•operty is bounded by the Hill-road , tED-noAD, and is well watered by the ,-i ... . and Kaiwai rivers. 1 • i I bo sold in suitable sections, and being 1 MILES FROM INGLEWOOD, and EIGHT )M New Plymouth, and possessing a ■ cannot be surpassed for richness, . • V RAKE OPFORTUNITF FOE . HXIMATE INVESTMENT.