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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 231, 4 February 1911, Page 8

SALE OF LEASES OF EDUCATION RESERVES r", MAIfCII 4, 1911, AT 2 P.M. jSJEWTON" Kl\(.i i» instructed by L)j<: Board of School Commisisoners to'sell by Public Auction at his Mart, Devon Strict, New Plymouth,— THE FOLLOWING LEASES OF KJ>UCATIOX RESERVES in the TARANAKI PROVINCIAL DISTRICT, ■•- For 21 years from hi, April, JOJI, ivitli perpetually recurring rights of renewal at rvtiti «*<«). by arbitration and based on the unimproved value of the laud. TOWN' OF NEW PLYMOUTH. —Sections 290 and 310, Powdcrhum and Vivian fits I.—Sections 302 and 418, Fulford and Morley Sts. . —Section 506, Wallace Place .. .. ..., .. „. .. —Section 507, Wallace Place ~. .. —Section 500, Wallace Place —Section 570, Wallace Place —Section 571, Wallace Place t , —Section 572, Wallace Place —Section 573, Wallace Place and Morley. St. .. . ).—Section 540, Barrett St I.—Section 541, Barrett St . . 2.—Section 542, Barrett St ~.,-.. . 3 —Section 543, Barrett St 4. —Section 544, Barrett St Upset rent per annum 2r. 2p. £1 2r. 2p. £5 Ir. lp. £6 lr. l.p. £0 lr. lp. £6 lr. lp. £6 lr. lp. £fl lr. lp. £8 lr. lp. £8 lr. lp. £4 lr. lp. £4 lr. lp. £4 lr. lp. £4 lr. lp. £4 Lot 10.—Section 547, Barrett St. and Morley St. .., ..,... lr. lp. £6 Lot 17.—Section 795, Downe St ■. .. lr. 3p. £1 Lot 18.—Sections 803 to 808, 818, and parts 817 and 821, Downe and Dawson Sts. and Mill Road »>■ .. ... 1a.02r. 28p. £8 Lot 10.—Sections 1504 and 1595, Leinon St mi ~: . , 2r. 2p. £1 (For 21 years from Ist July, 1011). Lot 20— Sections 1083 and 1084, Hobson and Gilbert Sts. ..- ~.. 2r. 2p. £1 TOWN OF WAITARA. Lot 21.—Block 50, Raleigh East, Ngatimaru Road ..., ~ ~., .... 28 p. 2/0 RURAL LANDS. For 30 years, from Ist July, 1011, with perpetually recurring rights of renewal every 21 years thereafter. Lot 22.—Section 9, Block 111., Aria S.D. «, «* „ M K . ; „.. ..... 1203 a. 1/Lot 23.—Section 1, Block XL, Mahoe S.D. •.. , 428 a. 1/6 Lot 24.-nSection 1, Block IX., Mahoe S.D. 895 a. -/0 Lot 25—Section 0, Block VIII., Opaku S.D .. 732 a. -/9 Lot 20.—Section C, Block XVI., Upper Waitara S.D. •„.-.. .. 570 a. -/f> Lot 27.—Section 5, Block VIII., Waro S.D. .. .., ..■ .......... 593 a. 1/Lot 2, Block IV., Waro S.D,. M ».., ~, -.-.■ ■..:... .. 684 a. 1/Lot 29.—Section 57, Block 1., Mahoe 5.D..-a ~., „. •.. .., .... .. v 97a. -/6 Conditions of Sale may be seen, on and after SATURDAY, February 11, at the Office of the Board's Solicitors, Messrs Govett and Quilliam, or of the Board's Secretary, Mr. F. P. Corkill, National Bank Chambers, New Plymouth, from whom any_ information may be obtained. SAEE OF LEASES OF EDUCATION RESERVES SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1011. "JJEWTON KING is instructed by the Board of School Commissioners to sell by public auction at his Mart, Broadway, Stratford, at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, March 4, LEASES OF EDUCATION RESERVES IN THE TOWN OF STRATFORD, as follows: For 21 years from Ist July, 1911, with perpetually recurring rights of renewal at rents fixed by arbitration and based on the unimproved value of the land. —Section 378, Miranda St —Section 379, Miranda St ~,: . .. ...« -Section 380, Miranda St , —Section 381, Miranda and Seyton Sts. .. —Section 419, Portia and Seyton Sts —Section 418, Portia St —Section 417, Portia St -Section 416, Portia St 1 rood £2 1 rood £2 1 rood £3 1 rood £3 1 rood £2 1 rood £2 1 rood £2 These sections are in clean grass, nearly level, centrally situated, and have frontages to good metalled streets. The upset rents have been fixed low in order to encourage competition. Conditions of Sale may be seen, on and after SATURDAY, February 11, at the Office of the Auctioneer or of the Board's secretary, Mr, F. P. Corkill, National Bank Chambers, New Plymouth, from whom any information may be obtained.

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