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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5457, 23 September 1878, Page 3

• Properties for Sale jp ll' K B H 0 L D LA'N D . ■ FOR SALE, 280 acres of valuable land situated, at the , ICoro . Koro, Belmont, approached by a good road, within three miles of the railway station, the property of Mr, James Bnick, and adjoining that of Sir William Xfitzherbert, with dwelling-house, &o. The land is of good quality, partly cleared, and laid down in English grass. ■ Also, i 500 sheep depasturing on the above. For further particulars apply to J. H. BETHUNB AND CO., Laud and Estate Agents. FOB SALE OB LEASE. PALMERSTON NORTH. LEFT BANK, WANGANUI. 71 ACRES, Palmerston North, being section No. 422. This section is situated just 1 mile from the Square (on which are the Railway Station, the Post and Telegraph Offices, and the Banks), on the main road to Awahuri and Rangitikei, has three-quarters of a mile road frontages, and is all available level land of excellent quality. About 9 acres is well grassed and fenced, with a cottage thereon. As its situation renders tho whole of this section desirable for residences, portions of it would be sold separately. 2321 acres Left Bank, Wanganui, being sections Nos. 306 and 387. These form a compact block, about 5 miles along No. 3 Line (which is now opened up across these sections) from Okoia Railway Station, adjoin the propeitiesof D. Straohan, Esq., and J. Dempsey, Esq., are surrounded by farms occupied by thriving settlers, and consist of land of the same character, 87 acres, Left Bank, Wanganui, being section; No. 342. This section is principally flat terrace land of superior quality, and adjoins Waipakara Native Reserve. Offers are invited for either the purchase or lease of any of these properties, to be addressed “E. R. Foster Hasterton," to be sent in not, later than the end of September.

NIGHTS B 11 I D G E BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. Mr. WATTY has received instructions to sell all that parcel of land, consisting of twentyeight acres of the finest land in the Lower; Hutt, known as Knightabridge, subdivided into quarter-acre sections. To the saving and industrious seeking health and longevity, this offers a rare chance of obtaining a freehold to hand down to posterity tfeldom to be met with. A map illustrating these sections to be seen at Mr. Watty’s room, Star Chambers, Wellington. BSLEYAN RESERVE. Section No. I.—A beautiful Building Site, view of town and harbor; also, sections Nos. 2,3, and 4, Hospital Reserve. Plans on view at tbe offices of P. K. WATTY, Star Chambers. AT JOHNSONVILLE. Mr. WATTY has received instructions to sell by private selectiou forty-seven quarteracre building allotments at Johnsonville, opposite Mr. Taylor’s hotel. Terms very easy. Plans on view at his office, Star Chambers. r FOE. SALE, Mulgrave-street, part section 515, 42ft. frontage by 90ft. deep, with buildings thereon j to be sold a bargain. Apply to P. K. Watty, Star Chambers. Building allotments, kbw, LOWER HUTT. ■ EOE SALE, 30 sections, each a quarter of an acre, on easy terras ; also, at Petoni, the property of Mr. Scoles, 40 sections, each a quarter of. an acre. Apply to P, K. WATTY, Star Chambers. Public Notices THE VICTORIA FIRE AND MARINE ■ INSURANCE COMPANY. Quarter-Day, 20th September, 1878. INSURERS whose Policies expire as above are reminded that their Renewal Premiums huu-t be paid on or before SATURDAY, the 2Sth INSTANT. Premiums on town risks aro subject to the usual reduction of 121 per cent, on tariff rates. " LEVIN & CO., Agents. AUCTION SALE OF SEATOUN AND KILBIRNIE SOUTH • Postponed until TUESDAY, Ist OCTOBER. In consequence of several requests, the above sale is postponed from THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, until TUESDAY, Ist OCTOBER, E. J. DUNCAN, Auctioneer. QAEEIAGES TO SEATOUN. On and after FRIDAY, 20th INST., Garbages will leave the Pannma-stroet salerooms it 11 o’clock. Gentlemen will bo good enough o intimate a short time .before their wish to ake a seat for Seatoun, 'in order to avoid dis.ppointment. E, J. DUNCAN, Auctioneer. ‘ELLINGTON CITY TRAMWAYS COMPANY. (LIMITED. Cars will leave tlio Company’s sheds at 7 a.m., and every half hour up to 7.30 p.m.;and leave the Railway Station at 7.80 a.m., ond every half hour up to 7.30 p.m. Also, a short service between MannersStreet and Railway Station will bo ran during the dayj and passengers will please take notice of the boards outside this oar, showing the destination. Night cars between Manners-street and Government Buildings from 7.45 till 10.30 every fifteen minutes. R. GREENFIELD, ‘ ” . Manager. THE TRAMWAY COMPANY (Limited) have removed to their permanent office on x-ambton-quay (near Theatre Royal Hotel), and any articles left in the cars can bo received by applying there. « - R, GREENFIELD, 1 Manager, September 4, jP p? REWARD will be paid to any one ot/O giving such information as will lead to the conviction of the person or persons who maliciously placed stones on the Tramway lino at Kenfc-tcrrace early this morning. W. V. JACKSON, ' Manager. September 2. s PEOIAL NOTICE. The Winner of the SILVER TEA SERVICE for the Beet Conundrum (it EASTWOOD’S BENEFIT Will be published in to-night’s papers. H. EASTWOOD. I THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby give . notice that A. H. Maclean is no longer in 7 my employment,' and is not entitled to collect monies due to me, or to act for me in any capacity whatsoever. W. NICHOLSON IN REFERENCE to the above, I, the undersigned, hereby give notice that all monies due to the firm of “Nicholson and C 0.,” of Cuba-street, Cabinetmakers, must bo paid to me," and that my receipt alono .will be a good discharge. ■ ALF. H. MACLEAN. N. o T 0 E. My Business, carried on in Ouba-strool for, the last nineteen years has .never been parted with, and I therefore warn my customers th it if they pay any moneys to A. H. Maclean, whether ho purports to not for.W. Nicholson or Nicholson and Co,, Cabinet-makers, Cubastreet, tlioy will pay at their own risk. _ j; W. NICHOLSON,