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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 58, 30 October 1875, Page 3

Oiuce, New Plymouth, Oct 20, 1875, rpHE following STATEMENT havi inw- bo'U forwarded to in. 1 by the of Hoard of Commissioners for tin- 25th (P.itoa West) District, in accordance wit': the GGih id a S3 of Hi'* “ Roads and Uridc.cs Ordinane , 1858,” is published ■f,.)- goner: 1 ‘n'urination. Anv jprson having any objection to make 'to t'ic proposed expenditure set Ibi'lli in the said Statement, must torwar 1 such object ion in writing to this oft ice within fourteen days from this date. AI.ITJII.Tt STAND I SJT, Deputy-Superintendent. APPROXIMATE STATE?.!ENT of the manner in which the CommJsmission ‘rs ot No. 2oth ( Patea West j District propose to expend the Rates fur the ensuing year. EDWIN R. MORE AN, Chairman. JAMES I). E. CHRISTIE. Superintcndent’s Offieo, New Plymouth, Oct 20, 1870. milf] following STATEMENT havA ing been forward dtomo by the Toil'd of Commissioners for the 2Gth (Patea East) Boa 1 District, in accordance with the OGth clause of the “ Roads and Bridges Ordinance, 185 8,” is published for gcu Tal information. Any person having any objection to make to ihe proposed expenditure set forth in the said Statement, must forward such objection in writing to tins cilice within fourteen days from this date. ARTHUR STAN DISH, Deputy-Superintendent. APPROXIMATE STATEMENT of the manner in which the Commissioners of No. 2Gth (Patea East) Road District propose to expend the Rates for the ensiling year.

<£224 0 0 \VM. DLI.MIETT, Chairman. EXT ENDIVE" ANI) IM P O LITANT SALE OE .MOST Valuable Freehold Property. NO INTEREST! NO RILLS! NO MORTGAGES! To Speculators, bona file Settlers, and others desirous ol! investing in some of the richest and best situated laud in the Colony, the opportunity of investment is now offered bv W. FINNIMORE, Who has received instructions from Captain Blank to sell by public auevion, at the OB3> PEILOWS' RAU, RID GW A Y ST R E LT, WAN GAN LI On MONDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, 1575, At two o’clock p.m,, 330 VALUABLE BUILDING SECTIONS, Comprising full Quarters, and half Acres in the Township of Nonnanby,having frontages to Weld, Hobson, Bowen, Fergusson, Stafford, Chute, Hunter, Vogel, Fox, Fit/.rny, Wynyard, Blake, Stapp, Tiling Egmont, Brown, and Grey Streets, and frontages to Ngarongo, Ketemarae, and Mount Egmont Roads. The title is perfect, and Transfers will he issued under Torrens’ Act at a nominal charge. Terms of Purchase Twenty-five per cent, or one-fonrth, Cash ; the balance to be paid, without interest, on the execution of the Transfer. NO RESERVE. A Champagne Lunch on table at 12 o’clock. Th<j Anctionei-r, from personal observation, can most confidently recommend these valuable Building Sites to the speculative public ; the land being rich in quality (in fact famed for its productiveness all over the Colony), and well situated in regard to the future commercial prosperity of the district. The. situation of the Township on the Main Line of Railway which will shortly be opened, its abutting on the Main Lino of Coach Road (a continuation of the Great North Western), and the. Mountain Road to New Plymouth, must eventually make it the Chicago of the West Const, and fortunate possessors of these sites avid eventually reap fortunes from the speculation. Wc have all lately seen in the town and suburbs of Wanganui, bow the investment of a few pounds per section a few years back lias recouped the late holders hundreds of pounds per acre. This should be. an additional incentive to all who can command a Few’ Pounds, to invest, and by so doing double their money in six months.AT particulars on application? to the uetioneoiv