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Temuka Leader, Volume 2, Issue 132, 26 March 1879, Page 3

PLEASANT POINT TOWNSHIP [INTENSION ON THE TIMARU-AL OUR Y LINE OF FAILWAY'. TO BE SOLD BE AUCTION, In Timaru, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 3, Immediately after the sale of the Farms on the Levels Estate. AC L E AS, & STEWART are by the New Zealand and Australian Land Company, Limited, to offer by Public Auction, on the above date—m BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, from quarter-acre to five acres, being extension, of Pleasant Point Township, and immediately adjoining the Railway station. Terms —Half Cash, balance in twelve months, bearing six and a half per cent, interest. MACLEAN AND STEWART, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, APRIL 12. At the Long Room -of the Grosvenor Hotel, Timaru, at 2 p.m, LEASE OF EDUCATION RESERVES. Maclean / stewart have received instructions from the Chairman of the High School Board of 6overnors\tmoffer by Public Auction, at the LongvTloora of the Grosvenor Hotel, on SATURDAY, APRIL 12, Fourteen years’ Lease of Education Reserves, viz.:—Part of Reserve No. 1400, Orari Swamp, containing 410 acres Reserve No. 1214, close to Albury Township, containing 162 acres. For full particulars and conditions of sale apply to MACLEAN AND STEWART, Auctioneers. FARMS ON THE LEVELS ESTATE, Situated close to PLEASANT POINT RAILWAY STATION On the Timaru-Albury line of Railway, To be sold by AUCTION in TIMARU ON THURSDAY 3rd APRIL At 2 p.m., MACLE A N A N H*S TEWAET ax-e instructed Joy the New Zeaand Australian Land/Company (Limited) to offer by Public on the above date, » 2,182 Akrea of Magnificent Farming LamJ/partially fenced, and nearly all laid down in English Grass. Subdivided into 45 Holdings. The superior quality of the Levels land is so universally recognised that the Auctioneers deem it quite unnecessary to say one single word in its favor. They have great pleasure however, in being able to point out to intending buyers, that from the remarkably easy terms of payment, and moderate size of the farms to be offered an opportunity which rarely occurs will be afforded to bona tide settlers of obtaining a freehold of their own, which is certain to X’ise in value with the growth of the colony. The terms are : 10 per cent cash at sale. 10 ~ ~ in six months. 10 ~ ~ in twelve months. 10 ~ ~ in eighteen months. 10 ~ ~ in twenty-four months. 25 ~ ~ in five years from date of sale. 25 ~ ~ in seven years from date of sale.

Interest on ail unpaid balances Gl per cent, per annum. Title under Land Transfer Act. For plans and further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, MACLEAN AND STAWART. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. COAL. COAL. COAL. “AGL EA N & X T EwA ® T . Exlejq will iles South of AlLWry, on the railway line. This block comprises 50 Acres first-class Land, and also a Magnificent Seam of Coal, which is now being worked, and only requires a small outlay of capital to make it one of the most remunerative investments in the colony. Full particulars in future advertisement. MACLEAN & STEWART. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Maclean and steward Have received instructhyas to offer by public auction, at the end of March — / Freehold in Hpkateramea Valley, Agrisultu'ral Land, being Sections |32623, 32489, 22490, in two or more blocks, unimproved. On easy terms. For full particulars apply to MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. lion as will lead to tier recovery, sliali receive the above reward. IVI sell by public auction/ , On an/early date, i £2 REWARD/ . V^- -y \j2^' LOST; Last Whiter,/ from*' about Mdfordr FILLY, branded X ii| on neck, White stripe down mpetj I A.nyllui |r ni r. gthe samtKjto George or niviug such N informaGEORGE LEYENS.