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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 921, 10 November 1881, Page 3

THE GREATEST SALE OF MABTKRT'ON. £4 N D SINCE THE SETTLEMENT OP THE TOWN. SUBDIVISION AND SALE OP THE WELL-KNOWN DIXON ESTATE. FOR POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Pakama-btkeet, WELLINGTON. Ok THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1881. At 2 o'clock p.m. Tl KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. L • are favored with instructions from Messrs J. M. Clelnnd and B. P. Perry, Trustees of the estate of tlie?latc Mr 0. Dixon, to sell by imJ lie auc'ion as above, positively without the least reserve, in order to dose the accom ts of the estate. THE iVHOLE OF THE MAGNIFICENT .PROPERTAIN MASTERTON known as Surections numbered 14, 5, and 6, on the plan of the Town, a»d' containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF THE FINEST LEVEL LAND, subdivided into Sections ranging fioni 1 acre to 9 acres each; also. TOWN SECTION No 87, TOWN of MASTERTON. and the SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, ORCHARD, and GARDEN, on part of TO I'N 8181TI0N No. 17, TOWN OF VASTEhTON, and known as formerly occupied by the late Mr Dixon. The Properties will he offered in the following order ; Lots Nos. 3 to 43. FRONTING DIXON-STREET. a. r. p. Comer Section No 3, containing ..1 0 10 Section No. 4, containing ~ 1 0 24 Section No. 5, conta ning .. 1 0 24 Section No. 6, containing .. 1 0 24 Section No. 7, containing ~ 1 0 24 Corner Section No. 8, containing .. 1 0 24 ERONTING IIANNISTKR-STREET AND WORKSOPSections No 9 to 20 inclusive, each containing 1 1 21 FRONTING KIHTON AND BANNISTER-STREETS AND WORKSOP-ROAD. Corner Sections Nos. 21 to 24 inclusive, each containing .. 1 337 FRONTING BANNISTER-STREET AND WORKSOPROAD. Sections Nos, 25 and 26, each containing.. .. .. .. 13 39 Sections Nos. 27 le 30 inclusive, each containing ~ ~219 FRONTING BANNISTER-STREET, WORKSOP AND COLUMBA-KOADS. Corner Sections Nos. 31 to 33 inclusive, each containing ..219 FRONTING COLnillA AND WORKSOIMIOADS. Corner Section No 34, containing 9 2 29 FROSTING WORKSOP-ROAD. Section No. 35, containing .. 92 29 Section No, 3fi, containing .. 80 32 Sections Nos, 37 and 38, each containi"g 6 1 0 Seotion No, 39, cont lining ~40 16 Section No. 40, containing .. 40 13 Sections Nos, 41 and 42, each containing 3 0 5 FRONTING DIXON-STREET AND WORKSOP-ROAD, Corner Section No. 43, containing 3 0 5

FRONTING DIXON-STREET AND HERBERTCorner Section No, 44, containing 8 3 18 FRONTING HERBERT-STREET AND KURIPUNI Section No. 45, containing ~90 29 Section No. 46, containing .. 82 13 Section No, 47, containing ~ 60 27 FROSTING HERBERT-STREET AND COLUMMROAD. Corner Section No. 48, containing 0 2 26 The whole of the ahove allotments are Beautifully Situated ahntting on the Town of Mastevton, ;.wl within two or three minutes' walk of the Post Office, Lota 48 to 54.

TOWN SECTION No. 67, MASTERTON, , suh-dividod into SIX FIRST- ' BUILDING \LLOTMENTS in the Heart of the town, as under : Lot 49- Allotment No. ), {renting Queenstreet, 44 feet by 132 "ei-t Lot 50—Allotment No. 2, fronting Queenstreet, 44 feet by 132 ft LibSl—Comor Allotment No. 3, fronting Queen and Cannon-strcts, 44ft by 132 ft Lot 52—Allotment No. 4, fronting Cannonstreet, 66ft by 132 ft Lot 53—Allotment No. 5, fronting Dixonstreet, 66ft by 132 ft, Lot 54—Corner Allotment No, 6, fronting Dixon and Cannon-streets, GCftby 132 ft Lot 55 That VALUABLE BLOCK of LAND, part of Town Section 17, TOWN of MASTERTON, bavin? Frontages to Qneen-strcet 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 Cottago " The residence contains some 10 rooms with offices and outbuildings, and is admittedly one of the best and most comfortable in the town. The ground is beautifully laid out as an Ornamental garden and Orchard, and is planted with many rare and beautiful trees and shrubs. The wholo of the above properties will he sold to the HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT THE LEAST RESKRVE; and as they are, without exception, amongst the most choice and valuable to be iowA in or adjacent to the chief town of tho Wairarapa, the Sale affords an OPPORTUNITY for tho INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL, either in large or small sums not likely to occur again in that District for many years. The Terms of Pale are as follows :- Deposit of 10 per cent on the fall of the hammer, balance by promissory notes at 3 and 6 months from date of Sale, WITHOUT INTEREST; but purchasers who may desire t.p arrange for a mortg '.go for a period of years can be treated with on application to the Auctioneers, Lithographed plans and full particulars as to the. wholo of the Properties may bo obtained from the Trustees in Wellington or Mastbbton, or from the Auctioneers; while the Title, which is perfect, may be seen at the offices of MesvslzAßD.and Bell, Solicitors, Willis-street, Wellington. MASTKRTON HORTICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. The Spring Show I —or— FLO WEBS, FRUITS, Vegetables, LOCAL INDUSTRIES. Will lie held in the Town Hall on t e Last W'edneiday in November, SPECIAL PRIZE. Wairarapa Daily PriK, SILVER OIF, Value 3 Guineas Pur the llest Industrial Exbibvs shorn by .inv on" e*Hb:lor, quality, usefulness, ancj wi>:km::nship being the test.

For the b st laid out and kept Cottage Flovr und Kitchen Girden a special prize (value £ ! 3s) is offei ed by Meswß Smiili and Hog?. The ciitiame fen wi.l be 2 6d, and entries will olosp. on (he 16th November. Pa; b Lists may be obtained at a y of the Stores, or on application to JAS. BROW, Secretary,