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IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1878. At 2.30 o'clock p.m. GKBAT SPECIAL LAND SALE OF THE TOWNSHIP OK NORMANBY EXTENSION. THE REAL TOWNSHIP » OP NORMANBY. T- KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , . aro favored with instructions from Messrs. Thomson and McGuire to offer for Bale by public auction, on the above date— One Hundred and Fifty-two Sectiona of the EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE TOWNSHIP OF NORMANBY EXTENSION, varying in size from one-eighth of an acre to nearly three acres. It has long been felt by a number of the owners aud residents of the Township of Normanby that when the railway cnme to be constructed the township would require considerable extension. This has proved to be the case, and the Government, recognising the fact that the TOWNSHIP OF NORMANBY EXTENSION was the PROPER PLACE for the GREAT TERMINAL RAILWAY STATION in that part of the country have fixed upon a site about the centre of the allotments now to be offered for sale, and where the three great lines of railway meet. Numerous applications have been made to the Vendors Jby Bankers, Hotelkeepers, Storekeepers, and others, to be allowed to make their selections, but considering the valuable character of every allotment in the Township and the natural eagerness of all thoae best conversant with the District to invest in them, the Vendors havo determined to give all a fair chance and submit every allotment to the haramor. It is needless to say anything of the merits of a Township so admirably situated as NORMANBY EXTENSION. It is the natural centre of the finest agricultural District in New Zealand, and the whole of the great traffic from Taranaki through the Waimate Plains must go to it as the great receiving depot. Terms will be fixed on a liberal basis. Title Land Transfer Act. Lithographic plans of the township, with full details and plan BUowing the district, will be ready early next week, and every assistance will be given to intending purchasers to examine-the allotmeuts. It is a township that can be fairly and fully recommended as a thoroughly good and sure investment for either the large or small capitalist, while to the speculator it offers A SURE THING. REMEMBER! GREAT SPECIAL LAND SALE. TOWNSHIP OP NORMANBY EXTENSION. MONDAY, DEOKMBER 9. 1878. SATURDAY, 16th NOVEMBER, 1878. AT MAYSMOR'S NEW AUCTION ROOMS. GREAT LAND SALE, AT FEILDING. A MAGNIFICENT FARM OF 392 ACRES, SEVERAL VALUABLE RURAL SECTIONS IN THE KIWITEA,

CENTRAL SECTIONS IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF FEILDING & HALCOMBE. TMAYS . to sell ►J . to sell by public auction, at his rooms, Feildiug, on the above date, the following valuable freehold properties : Lot 1. Improved farm, 2J- miles from Feild. ing, being sections Nos. 44, 45, 46, in eubdivision A, Manchester Block, containing 392 acres fenced, more than 300 acres clear and in grass, the remainder being valuable bush near to railway siding, four-roomed house, shed, yards, garden, and two ploughed paddocks Lot 2. Sections Nos. 181 and 183, Kiwitea Block, containing 592 acres on the Kiwitea-road Lot 3. Section No. 220, Kiwitea Block, containing 200 acres, 55 acres of bush failed on the KimbMton-road. Lot 4. Section No. 37 in the Manchester Block, on the Makino-road, containing 40 acres. The bush on this section is mostly totara Lot" 5 to 24. Subdivisions of sections Nos. "48, .49, 50, and 51, township of Feilding, varying in size from one-filth to quarter of an acre and upwards Lot 25. Section No. 86, township of Feild. jng, containing an acre, with substan-tially-built four-roomed house and good garden Lot 26. Section No. 87, township of Feilding, containing an acre, with tworoomed house and garden Lot 27. Sections No. 36:5 and 364, township of Feildiug, containing nearly 2J acres ; well fenced, and laid down iu grass; situated in the centre of the town and fronting the railway line. Lot 28. Section 587, township of Feilding, quarter-acre, close to Denbigh-square, fronting Denbigh-street Lot 29. Section o. 574, township of Feilding, containing one acre, fronting Bowen-street Lot 30. Sections Nos. 72 and 73, township of Feilding, containing 2 acres, fronting Manchester-street, well fenced Lot 31. Section No. 194, township of Feilding, containing 1 acre, well fenced, fronting Manchester-street Lot 32. Section No. 324, township of Feilding, containing over half an acre of ground, situated on the railway line and corner of Gladstone-street L.ot 33. Section No, 165, railway line, containing one acre of ground, good garden and good four-roomed house Lot 34. Sections Noa. 300 and 301, township of Feilding, quarter-acres on Eyre-street, well fenced Lot 35. Section No. —, township of Halcombe, containing over half an acre, having a frantage to the railway line on Willovvby-street. The terms of payment will bo made eaßy; in some instances, one-fonrth cash, balance at six and twelve months, with 8 per cent, added; in others, one-half cash, balance in twelve months, with interest. A plan of the subdivisions of seotions 47, 48, 49, 50, 61 can be seen at Mr. B. Smith's office, Wellington, and at most of the hotels in the Manawatu District. Title—Land Trmsfer Act. Auotionmjb's Note.—The Auctioneer can with great confidence recommend the above properties to intending settlers and speculators. The prosperity of Veilding and the surrounding districts is now beyond a doubt; the very fact of property changing ban Is at high prices for cash, viz, from £1250 to £2OOO per acre, is a sufficient guarantee of the importance that Feilding is held in, not only by peoplo in the immediate neighboorhood, but by people from tho South. Inland who have lately become purchasers of town sections in Feildiug at the above-named prices. Tho Auctioneer has an intimate knowledge of the country to the norlh of tho Manchester Block, which must open into Feilding at no very distant date, and must necessarily,increase its commercial importance. Tho sections to be offered are all splendidly situated, the majority of them being on either of the main thoroughfares, viz., the Kimboltonroad or Manchester-street. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. sharp. . J. MAYSMOR, Auctioneer, Feilding. 2559 ACRES, PORIKTJA. MR, J. H. WALLACE, Eatato Alio- ' tioneer, is instructed by the Hon. Wi Parata and others, to sell by public auction, -*■ "-- 'and mart, Hunter-street, Wellington, ly date, of which duo notice will bo 2559 acres Taupo, Porirna, bounded on the north by Haukopua, on tho west by Motuhara, on the east by Crown land, on the south by the . sea, and south-east by sections 82, 84, 85, 86. Porirua Harbor. Plan and particulars at the office of tho auctioneer. . Land and Estate Agency Office, Hunter-street, Wellington, August 2.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5504, 16 November 1878, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5504, 16 November 1878, Page 4

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