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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 91, 31 October 1881, Page 3

TIJE GREATEST SALIO. OF M ASTERTON LAND SINCE THE SETTLEMENT OF THE TOWN. SUBDIVISION AND SALE OF THE WELL-KNOWN DIXON ESTATE. FOR POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE. IN THE. EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama-street.. WELLINGTON. On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1881. At 2 o'clock p.m. rjl KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. L • are favored with instructions from M.'ssre J. M, Clelnnd mid 13. P. Perry, Trustees of the estate oi the late Mr c! Dixon, to sell Ky public auction as above, positively without tho.least reserve, in order to close the accounts of the estate. THE iVHOLH OF THE MAGNIFICENT PROI'EJtTY IN J1 ASTERTON known asSur- ! urban Sections numbered 1.4, 5, and 6, on the plan of the Town, a"d containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF THE I'INEST LEVEL LAND, subdivided into Sections ranging from 1 acre to 9 acres cash; also. TOWN SECTION No 67, TOWN of MASTERTON. and the > PLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, ORCHARD, and GARDEN, on part of TO VN SECTION No. 17, TOWN OF MASTEhTON, and known as formerly occupied by the late Mr Dixon, The Properties will bo offered in the following order Lots Nos. 3 to 43. FRONTING DIXON-STREET. a. t p. Corner Section No 3, containing .. 1 0 10 Section No. 4, containing .. 1 024 Section No, s,containing ..1 0 24 Section No, G, containing .. 1 0 24 Section No. 7, containing .. 1 024 Comer Section No. 8, containihg .. 1 0 24 EUOXTING IiAXNISTKR-STREET AND WORKSOPROAD. Sections No 9 to 20 inclusive, each containing 1 1 21 FRONTING KIIITON AND BANNISTER-STREETS AND WORKSOr-ROAl). Corner Sections Nos. 21 to 24 inclusive, each containing .. 1 337 FRONTING BANNISTER-STREET AND WORKSOFROAD, Sections Nos. 25 and 20, each containing 1 3 39 Sections Nos. 27 te 30 inclusive, each containing ...,,219 FRONTIXG BANNISTER-STREET, WORKSOP AND t'OLU MBA-ROADS. Corner Sections Nos. 31 to 33 inclusive, each containing ..219 FRONTING COLDMBA AND WORKSOP-ROADS. Corner Section No, 34, containing 9 2 29 FRONTING WORKSOMiOAD. Section No, 3n, containing ~ 'J 229 Section No. 3G, containing ~ 80 32 Sections Nos, 37 and 3S. each containing., .. .. G1 0 Section No, 3D, containing ~40 16 Section No. 40, containing ~ 40 13 Sections Nos, 41 and 42, each confining 3 0 5

raoNTra; dixon-street and worksop-boad. Corner Section No. 43, containing 3 0 5 FROSTING DIXON-STREET AND HERBERTSTREET. Corner Section No, 44, containing 8 3 18 FRONTING HERBERT-STREET ANT) KORIPUNI STREAM. Section No, 45, containing ~90 29 Section No. 4G. containing ~82 13 Section No. 47, containing. ~ G0 27 FRONTING HERBERT-STREET AND COLOMBAROAD. Corner Section No. 48, containing G 2 26 The whole of the above allotments are Beautifully Situated, abutting on the Town of Masterton, ;,nd within two or three minutes' walk of the Post Office, Lots 48 to 54. TOWN SECTION No. 67, MASTERTON, sul'-iliviiW into SIX FIRST-CUSS BUILDING VLLOTMENTSin the Heart of the town, as under Lot 4fi- Allotment No, 1, fronting Queenstreet, 44 feet hy 132 'cat Lot 59—Allotment Nn. 2, fronting Queenstreet, 44 feet hy 132 ft L"t 51 - Co-ner Allotment No. 3, fronting Queen and Cannon-strcts, 44ft by 132 ft Lot I)2—Allotment No 4, fronting Cannonstrait, Gfift by 132 ft Lot 53-Al'otment No, 5, fronting Dixonsfavet, fififUy 132 ft, Lot. f>4—C'o'inr Al'otment No, fl, front : ng Dixon and Cannon-streets, 66£t by 132 ft Lot 55 That VALUABLE BLOCK of LAND, part of Town Section 17, TOWN of MASTER TON, having Frontages to Queen-street and Dixon-street of 50ft each, by a depth of 330 ft, on which is erected the first-class and COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE known as" Oswell Cottage " The residence contains some 10 rooms with offices and outbuilding, and is admittedly ono of tho best and most comfortable in 'tho town, The ground is beautifully laid out as an Ornamental garden and Orchard, audit planted with many rare and beautiful trees and shrubs. The wholo of the above properties will 1 e sold to the HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT THE LEAST RESERVE; and as they aro, without uxceptiQii., amongst the most choice and valuable to lie found in or adjacent to the chief town of the Wairarapa, the Sale affords an OPPORTUNITY for the INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL, either in large or small sums not likoly to ocoiir agaiii in that District for many yoars.

The Terms of Sale are as follows Depoit of 10 percent 011 the fall of the hammer, balance by. promissory notes at 3 an.l fi months from date of Sale, WITHOUT INTEREST; l«it purohaserswho may desire to arrange for a mortgage for a period of years can he treated with on application to the Auctioneers. Lithographed plans and full particulars as to the whole of the Properties may bo obtained from the Trustees in Wellington or Mastekton, _or from the Auctioneers ; while the Title, which is perfect, may be seen at the offices of Messrs Tzard and Bell, Solicitors, Willis-street, Wellington. SAL3ALINE. WALTER NATHAN MO GO. HARDWARE IMPORTERS GENERAL commission Merchants 1 AYELLINGTON, N.Z., AND AT 9, NEW BROAD STREET, LONDON, CASH ADVANCES ' llado on all descriptions oj lVoduco placed in our hands for sale in' London, INDENTS Executed fur Merchandise.. Agricultural Implants, Machinery, etc., on very favorable terms' SB6jIHK W.MHAIIAPA DAILY is regulaily' I. filed for lttfi wnce at" The Associated N'cws and Advertising Korean of New Zta? Lan 1" (where advertisements arf'ieceivedfor Stitciibury's Buildings, iucldand, i