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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5453, 18 September 1878, Page 4

Anctipna .. jQUNOAN’S LAST APPEAL. 1 W A R D K L L!'.! TERMS—i cash; balance, bills at 4,8, and 12 months, withiaterest at 6 per cent. only. The Salo begins at half-past 11 o’clock '.OH’ " ■ THURSDAY, 10th INSTANT. Commencing at Lot 1, consisting of 10 ACRES 2 roods and 16 perches. SUBURBS OE WARDELL. THURSDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER, 1878. 200 ACRES SUBURBAN.SECTIONS. WARDELL, WAIRARAPA. •Before the Sale of the Township. MB. E. J. DUNCAN is instructed by James Gilligan, Esq., to sell on Thursday, 19th inst., at half-past 11 o’clock, at the Panama-street 'saleroom, prior to the great sale of Wardell township sections— The suburban land connected therewith, consisting of about 200 ACRES, more or less, which have been surveyed and laid out in allotments of from 5 acres to 10 acres each. These suburban sections have a frontage to the main trunk lino of road from Maaterton to Castlepoint—commencing at Mr. O’Connor's house, extending to the new bridge—between the road and the river. It is quite unnecessary for the auctioneer to dilate on the character of the soil. He has simply to recommend buyers to inspect the land before the day of sale. It will be found to be unsurpassed by any in New Zealand. A portion carries some of the finest totara timber. As to what good account these sections may be turned to by the industrious settler, Mr. Duncan has only to ask people to look at what Mr. O’Connor has accomplished, and the allotments he has to sell on the 19th inst. .are exactly of the same character os those owned and under cultivation by Mr, O’Connor, which are indeed worth going many miles to look at ! Lithograph plans are now ready. Sale begins at half-past 11 o’clock. Terms of payment : —Cash deposit, onefourth ; balance by bills at months. Interest at the rate of per cent. only. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. SAT.F. OF TOWNSHIP OP WARDELL, WAIRARAPA, Niue Miles from Mnsterton. MR. R. J.‘DUNCAN has received instructions from' James Gilligan, Esq., of the Taueru, to sell by public auction, on Thursday, 19th September, at his salerooms, Panama-street, Wellington— THE TOWNSHIP OP WARDELL, about nine miles from Masterton, on the main road to Castlepoint and Napier. This township has been surveyed byJ. H. Coleridge, Esq, is admirably laid out, every street and corner section pegged and numbered, and consists of nearly 250 allotments. The size of the sections is about 1 rood; each one possesses a frontage to one of the proposed streets 50ft. wide. Lithographed plans are in preparation, and will be ready for delivery on and after Monday, 2nd September. . Wardell is the only available site tor a township from Masterton to Castlepoint. Por the past| eight years Mr. Gilligan has been pressed by country settlers and residents near Masterton, to have a township surveyed and laid out, but until he had resolved to settle in Christchurch he steadily refused to accede to their wishes. Now that the Mangapakeha-road will be completed in a few months, settlers and visitors will bo able to drive their buggies aod coaches through to Castlejioiut. As a daily coach is also expected shortly to run from Masterton to Castlepoint and East Coast, there is nodoubtalargenumber of passengers and much traffic will come by this central route to meet the railway trains from Masterton to Wellington, and to Manawatu, Wanganui, &o. Within a few months, the iron horse will have established his head-quarters at Masterton—“ the Chicago of the Northern Island of New Zealand.” The Auctioneer would point out how very favorable the present sale is, therefore, for purchase, or as a speculative investment. He feels that he is within safe limit in stating that within twelve months the value of real property in this magnificent district will be increased in value from four to tenfold what anyone can expect, or that it will realise on the 19th September. To persons of limited capital it is the best and greatest opportunity ever offered in this country for many years past of making money in a short time. Terms will be extremely liberal. TUESDAY, 21th SEPTEMBER. ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE OP ABOUT 3000 ACRES LAND (.More or less.) MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell, by order of James Gilligan, Esq., at public auction, on Tuesday, 24th September, at 2 o’clock p.m., at his salerooms, Panama-street— The balance of the Taueru Property, adjoining the township and suburbs of WARDELL, containing about Oftnfk ACRES of the finest and 01/V/A/ richest soil in this part of New Zealand. , Lithograph plans will he ready for circulation about the 18th instant, whereon the boundaries and acreage will be given, and all other particulars supplied. The above 3000 acres will be sold positively an above date absolutely without reserve. TUE3DAk7~24th SEPTEMBER. MR. R. J. DUNCAN having been favored with instructions from Mrs. Charles Howard, will have the pleasure of selling at public auction on Tuesday, 24th instant, at 2 o’clock p.m., at the Panama-street salerooms— FOUR OF THE VEPY FINEST BUILDING ALLOTMENTS Now open for sale in the City of Wellington, namely, as follows— Lot I.—Frontage to Sussex-street, 39ft. sin., and frontage to Dock-street, 73ft. Gin. Lot 2.—Frontage to Sussex-street, 39ft. Sin,, by a depth of 7 s ft. 6in. Lot 3.—Frontage to Dock-street, 40ft., by a depth of 70ft. Lot 4.—Frontage to Tasman-street, 46ft. 7in., by a frontage to Dock-street, 71ft. 9in. The Auctioneer feels that there is no need for him (in an advertisement) to point out the value and unequalled advantages' of these building sections ; to do so would be an insult to the intelligence of the public. The lots will bo sold without reserve and terms liberal THE TOWNSHIP OF SEATOUN. ' Three miles from tho Newtown Hotel. Situated in Worserßay, adjoining the Pilot Station and Telegraph Office, and within four miles of tho City of Wellington. MR. R. J. DUNCAN is favored with instructions from J. C. Crawford, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his salerooms. Panama-street, on Thursday, September 26tb, 1878, at l2 o’clock noon sharp— The whole of the town sections in the truly beautiful and attractive seaside township of SEATOUN, consisting of about 100 acres (more or less), divided into' over 200 sections, about i-aere each. Tho township has been carefully laid out under tho supervision of E. Holroyd Beere, Esq., 0.8. Roads bavo been partially formed ; reserves for public purposes, viz., for four caurcbcs, educational establishments, cricket ground, and a public park of 20 acres, have been provided for. In view and expectation of this lovely suburban township being connected by railway with the city, extensive reserves have been wade for this purpose: ■