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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 925, 15 November 1881, Page 3

TUB UttKATJiST SALE OF MASTIi 11 T0 N LA N D SINCE THE SISTTLEMJSNT OF THE TOWN. SUBDIVISION AND SALU OP THE • WELL-KNOWN DIXON ESTATE, FOR POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION BOOMS, Panama-street. WELLINGTON. On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1881. At 2 o'clock p.m. T KENNEDY MCDONALD & CO. • are favored with instructions from Messrs J. M, Cleland and 13, P. Perry, Trustees of the estate of the late Mr C, Dixon, to sell by public auction as above, positively without the least reserve, in order to close the accounts of the estate. THE WHOLE OF THE MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY IN IIASTERTON known asSurImrban Sections numbered 1,4,5, and G, on the plan of the Town, ami containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF THE FINEST LEVEL LAND, subdivided into Sections ranging from 1 acre to 9 acres each; also, TOWN SECTION No. 67, TOWN of MASTERTON, and the SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, ORCHARD, awl GARDEN, on part of TO A'N SECTION No. 17, TOWN OF MASTEBTON, and known as formerly occupied by the late Mr Dixon. The Properties will be offered in the following order Lots Nos. 3 to 43. FRONTING DIXON-SmET. a. r. p. Corner Section No. 3, containing .. 1 0 10 Section No. 4, containing .. 1 0 24 Section No. s,containing ~1 0 24 Section No, (i, containing .. 1 0 24 Section No. 7, containing .. 1 0 24 Corner Section No, S, containihg .. 1 0 24 ERONTING UANNISIER-STREET AND WOIIKSOFKOAD, Sections No 9 to 20 inclusive, each containing 1 1 21 FRONTING KIIITON AND IIANNISTEII-STKEETS AND WOIiKSOF-KOAD, Comer Sections Nos. 21 to 24 inclusive, each containing .. 1 337 FRONTING BANNISTER-STREET AND WORKSOF110AD. Sections Nos. 25 and 20, each containing l 3 39 Sections Nos, 2/ tc 30 inclusive, each containing ~ ~219 FRONTING BANNISTER-STREET, WORKSOP AND COLUMIiA-UOADS, Corner Sections Nos. 31 to 33 inclusive, each containing ..219 FRONTING COLUMBA AND WORKSOMtOADS, Corner Section No, 34, containing 9 2 29 FRONTING WORKSOP-ROAD,

Section No. 35, containing .. 9 2 2!) Section No, 36, containing .. 80 32 Sections Nos, 37 and 3S, each containing fi 1 0 Section No. 3ft, containing .. 40 10 Section No. 40, containing .. 40 13 Sections Nos. 41 anil 42, each containing 3 0 ii FRONTING UIXOX-STKEKT ANinVORKSOP-BOAD. Corner Section No. 43, containing 3 0 5 FRONTING DIXON-STREET AND HEIHiERTSTIIKiiT. Cornel 1 Section No, 44, containing 8 3 18 FRONTING HElililißT-.STIiEET AND KDlill'DNl STREAM. Section No, 45, containing ~ 9 0 2!) Section No. 4(1, containing .. 82 13 Section No. 47, containing .. G0 27 FRONTING IIEintEIIT-STBEKT ANI) COLDSIBA.UOAIi. Comer Section No, 4S, containing 6 2 26 The whole of the above allotments arc Beautifully Situated. abutting 011 the Town of Jlasterton, ;,ml within two or three minutes' wall; of the Post Ollics, Lots 48 to 54. TOWN SECTION No. (17, MASTERTON, sub-divided into SIX FIRST -CMSS BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in the Heart of the town, as under Lot 49-Allotment No. 1, fronting Queenstreet, 44 feet by 132 foot Lot oO—Allotment No. 2, 'fronting Queenstreet, 44 feet by 132 ft Lot 51—Coiner Allotment No. 3, fronting Queen and Ciinnon-.strels, 44ft by 132 ft ° Lot 52—Allotment No. 4, fronting Cannonstreet, G(ift by 132 ft Lot 53—Allotment No. 5, fronting Dixonstreet, (l(jft by 132ft-. Lot 54—Corner Allotment No, G, fronting Dixon and Cannon-streets, liGftby 132 ft

Lot 55 That VALUABLE BLOCK of LAND, part of Town Section 17, TOWN of M>\STEUTON, having Frontages to Qucen-strcct ami Dixon-street o[ 50ft each, l>y a depth of 330 ft, on which is erected the first-class and COM.MOW'OUS FAMILY RESIDENCE known as" Osivell Cottage." The residence contains some 10 rooms with oflices 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 ami Orchard, and is planted with many rare and beautiful trees and shrubs. The whole of the above properties will be sold to the HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT THE LIS AST RES liliV E; and as tliey aro, without exception, amongst the most choice ami valuable to be 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 likely to occur again in that District for many years. The Terms of Sale are as follows Deposit of 10 per cent on the fall of the hammer, balance by promissory notes at 3 and li months from date of Sale, WITHOUT INTEREST; but purchasers who may desire to arrange for a mortgage for a period of years can be treated with on application to the Auctioneers. Lithographed plans and full particulars as to the whole of the Properties may he obtained from the Tmistees in Wellington' or Mastebton, or from the Auctioneers; while the Title, which is perfect, may be seen at the offices of Messrs Izakd and Bell, Solicitors, Willis-street, Wellington. fjpO Stand at Manain, Mnsterston, the . kvyyji YOIJNG- GLASGOW. Terms—£2 per mare; Is per week paddocking, D. CAItMAN, Manilla. HOUTH 15 It ITIS H FORWARDING 0 COMPANY. Head office: FBATHBHSTOS-ST., WELLINGTON. Goods and Parcels sent or collected thiounhnut New Zealand and Australia. Custom Ho'ise work done. Parcels collected and delivered Free at the Railway Station. Consignees will avoid much delay and expense by .having their goods consigned direct to the above. WM. BISnOP, Jim, Manager.