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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5498, 9 November 1878, Page 4

Auctions IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, 1878, At 2.30 p.m. Lots 1 to 20. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , are favored with instructions to offer for sale by public auction, on the above date — TWENTY of the MOST VALUABLE FARM SECTIONS in the whole of the MANGEIESTER BLOCK, being the subdivision of the original 1000 acre section, No. 50 in the plan. The subdivisions are as follows : class agricultural land, slightly undulating, and all ploughable. The boundary lines and many of the subdivisions are fenced with ditch, bank, and scrub. There is a first-class woolshed, sheep yards, stock yards, and house on the land, and about twenty acres near the homestead are ploughed and laid down in oats and grass. It is in all respects a most admirable property, especially suited to either large or small farmers, while its being within half a mile of the town of HALCOMBE, and a Railway Platform being on the property, give it especial (railway facilities rarely possessed by such properties. There is excellent water, and some fine totarn and other bush on several of the' sections. Lithographic plans, with full particulars, may be obtained on application to the Auctioneers. Terms —2s per cent, cash, 25 per cent, in four months, 25 per cent, in nine months, and balance in twelve mouths, with eight per cent, interest added. Title, Land Transfer Act. The above property is known as formerly in the occupation of Mr. J. W. Scott, and now belonging to A. O. Harrison, Esq. At it will be sold cheap, it offers a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, 1878, At 2.30 p.m. Lot . T KENNEDY MACDONALD and CO. , are favored with instructions from J. Huxley Esq., to offer for sale by public auction, on the above date— TWO OF THE BEST FREEHOLD BUSINESS SITES IN WELLINGTON, Being those extensive premises lately occupied by J. Huxley, consisting of Two large Shops, witli dwelling houses and workshops, having a frontage of 35ft. to Mannehsstreet by a depth of 131 ft. These premises are nearly new, and are situated in the best thoroughfare in the city. The sites cannot be surpassed, being nearly opposite the Working Men’s Club, the Imperial Opera House, and the Te Abo Branch of the Bank op New Zealand, and from every point of view they are UNRIVALLED BUSINESS SITES. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON FRIDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1878, At 2.30 o’clock p.m. FIRST SPECIAL LAND SALE. TOWNSHIP OF CARTERTON NORTH. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & COr , are favored with instructions from Joseph Nation, Esq., to offer for sale by public auction, on the above date— The whole of that MAGNIFICENT SECTION of LAND numbered 213 on the plan of Carterton, and which has been subdivided into Two Hundred and Fifty-eight FIRST - CLASS BUILDING AND BUSINESS SITES, forming THE TOWNSHIP OF CARTERTON NORTH. There are Thirty Lots fronting the Main Road from Wellington to Masterton, and EXACTLY OPPOSITE the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH and the Residence of the Rev. Father Halbwach’s, each having a frontage of 33 feet by a depth varying from 97 feet to 133 feet; and which for. Business Sites cannot be surpassed in any Township in the Wairarapa. There are Two Hundred and Twentyeight Lots, each containing one-quarter of an Acre, and having frontages to Charles-street, Fbedebick-stkeet, Philip-.street, Gertrudestreet, and Raohel-strebt, each of which streets are from 59 to 66 feet in width. The Railway Line passes close to the rear of the section. The greater portion of the allotments are knee-deep in grass, the land being thoroughly cleared and free from stumps, a greater portion of it having cost fully £25 per acre to bring it to its present admirable condition. On some of the back and side allotments a small quantity of bash has been left, amongst which will be found some first-class totara and other splendid timber. No township in the Wairarapa is making such rapid progress in material wealth and prosperity as Carterton, its enormous timber trade and freedom from floods giving it special advantages ; and investors there can rely upop receiving immediate and handsome returns for their outlay. The Land now offered has lain unoccupied, save by cattle, in the heart of the township for years, and it is only at the pressing request of a large number of the residents that the proprietor has at last determined to comply with their wishes and throw it open for investment. Specially Liberal Terms will be given ; and lithographic plans, with full detailed information, may be obtained in a few days from the Auctioneers. This is an opportunity not to be neglected, and the beat advice the Auctioneers can give their friends and clients is to go and inspect the land, when they will at oaee see its admirable character and great value. REMEMBER—TOWNSHIP OF OARTERTON NORTH, NOVEMBER 29, 1878. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1878. At 2.30 o’clock p.m. GREAT SPECIAL LAND SALE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF NOEMANBY EXTENSION. THE REAL TOWNSHIP OF NORMANBY. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , are favored with instructions from Messrs. Thomson and McGuire to offer for sale by public auction, on the above date— One Hundred and Fifty-two Sections of the EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE TOWNSHIP OF NORMANBY EXTENSION, varying in size from one-eighth of an acre to nearly throe acres. It has long been felt by a number of the owners and residents of tho Township of Normanby that when tho railway came to be constructed the township would require considerable extension. This has proved to be the case, ami the Government, recognising tho fact that tho TOWNSHIP OP NORMANBY EXTENSION was tho PROPER PLACE for tho GREAT TERMINAL RAILWAY