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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2946, 4 September 1882, Page 4

I JPulblio Notices. y. R. Crown Lands Office, Patea, 28th July, 1882. A FURTHER SALE of 18,900 ACRES of CROWN LANDS, comprising—--17 Rural Sections (1525 acres) open lands, < at from £2 lOs to £6 per acre ; ' ‘ ' And 29 Rural Sections'(2B63 acres), bush lands, at from . £2, r 10s ,to„ £5 ? per acre ’T (residence . hot compulsory), In the Oeo. Opunake, Kaupokonui, and Walmate Survey Districts, will be open for application, on deferred payments,' at the Land Offices, Patea and Hawera ’ on WEDNESDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER 1882. • ■_ Contested applications wilFbe decided by public auction, at Hawera, on FRIDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, at 11 a.m. v 182 Quarter-acre Town Sections in the Townships of Mania and oprmake, at from £lO to £l2 per section. . Suburban Sections in Opunake and Hawera, varying from 6to 10 acres . each,‘afc from'£7 to £8 per aicte : 36 Rural Sections, 3481 acres open; land, at from £1 10s to £5 per acre 112 Rural Sections, 10,953 acres bush land,’ at from £llss to £4 per acre In the Opunake, Kaupokonui, Waimatc, ! Ngaire and Oeo survey districts, will be sold by public auction for cash at Hawera,; ■ on FRIDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER. 50 Village Allotments of half an acre to: one acre each, open lands, at prices ; varying from £7 10a to £ls per allot-;| ment. 37 Village Allotments of similar areas, bush lands, at prices varying from £7 10s to £lO per allotment 25 Small Fiirm Allotments of from 3 acres; to 50 acres each, open lands at from; £5 to £8 per acre . 23 Small Farm Allotments of from 5 acres to 60 acres each Bush lands at from £2 10s to £3 per acre. In the Village Settlements of Fibama, Okaiawa, Eaponga, and Opunake will be offered for Cash. ; . And 13£Small Farm allotments of from 3 acres ’ to 50 acres, open lands, at from £6 to £8 per acre, will be offered on Deferred Payments at the Land Offices, .Patea and Hawera on WEDNESDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER. ’ i Full particulars of the above lands are published.in the “ New Zealand Gazette,’’ No. 66, of the 28th July, 1882,''copies of which can be obtained at any Land Office in the colony. Plans and posters will be exhibited at all Railway Stations and Post Offices throughout the colony, and, c&n be obtained, at any of the Land Offices. C* A. WRAY, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office,-. ’ v Patea,'sth'August, 1882. A FURTHER SALE of 5918 ACRES of CROWN LANDS, comprising;— . 16 Sections (1875 acres) bush lands, at I from £1 15a to £2 5a per acre (Residence not compulsory) in the KAUPOKONUI SURVEY DISTRICT; and 1 Section (100 acres) open land, at £4 per r adre, in the . OEO SURVEY DISTRICT, will be open for application, on deferred payments,. at the Land Offices, Patea and Hawera, on WEDNESDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER,IBB2. ■ : ■ Contested applications will ,be decided by public auction at Hawera on FR IDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, at 11 a.m. And 36 sections (3493 acres) bush lands, at from £1 15s to £2 per acre, in the KAUPOKONUI SERVE £ DISTRICT, will be sold by pnblio auction for cash at Hawera on FRIDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER. t Full particulars of the above lands will be published in the New Zealand Gazette, copies of which can be'"obtained at any Land Office in the Colony. Plana and posters will be exhibited at all Railway Stations and Post Offices throughout the Colony, and can he obtained at any of the Land' Offices. O. A.WB/4Y Commissioner of Crown. I jands.

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