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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2796, 12 January 1888, Page 3

LAND. JAM LAND. FOURTH SALEOF THE LANDS of the WELLINGTON-MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY ■■;.'• LIMITED. Important to the bona-fide farmer who desires to improve his position, or to put his sons on land that if ill mean a compo tonce to them. Important to the townsman who desires to secure a home in the country, so that il his days may be long in the land." important to the capitalist who desires to secure a profitable investment for his capital. Important to the speculator who desires to share in the- advantages of the rapid rise in valuo daily accruing through the I Bale and occupation of the Company's properties. Important to all those colonists who desire to see a happy and industrious people settled on the lands of the colony, In the EXCHANGE LAND AND MEROANTILE AUG HON ROOMS. Manners-street, Weiiimoton. ON PftliiAY NEXT, JANUARY 18, At 1 o'clock p.m. m KENNEDY MACDONALD andl, Co ure favored with instructions from the Wellington and Munawatu Railway Company, Limited, to sell by public auction as above, about 12,000 ACRES of GRAND AGRICULTURAL and PASTORAL LAND, Situate near the township of Otaki, being the Blocks Nos 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, of the Kaitawa Survey District, subdivided into over aixtv sections, ranging in area from fifty-six acres to seven hundred and forty seven acres each, A number of the smaller sections are pure agricultural land, while the larger i areas are part agricultural and part pas-1 toral. They are splendidly watered, and the timber upon them is mixed tawa, rimu, etc. On Beveral of the sections will be found magnificent totara; the whole of of the timber used in the Otaki Bridge, and tho sleepers required for the railway having been cut from portion of the bush. Tho land is flatand undulating, undulating and hilly, and somo of the flats have very ricli river deposits, The soil throughout is classed by experts as exceedingly good, tho only stony portions being those on which the totara is found, and tho value of this timber for sawmill purposes makes the land upon which it grows exceptionally valuable. All the sections are reached by partly cleared roads' running from the railway stations at Te Horo and Hautere, about 44 miles from Wellington, the centre of the blocks being about 2,\ miles from the railway stations, aiid thence in various directions throughout the blocks. Tho aim of the Cmpany being to soil their lands to bona tide occupiers, and so create traffic for their line, liifjli prices are not looked for; the Company, as a railway proprietary, recognising that a largo and energetic .body of settlers occupying high-class land, purchased at a low price, will be of more permanent value to them and the community than if they sold a limited area at high rates, This result is already being achieved, a large number of fanners, sawrnillers, and others being in actual occupation of the lands sold by the company during the past eighteen months. Many hundreds of acres of bush are now down ready for burning, and not a few of the previous buyers haye been offered handsome profits on'their investments. In order to increase the satisfactory result, the terms of sale are still fixed on a basis which will, we feel buto, be appreciated by all who desire to see the lands of the country speedily settled. They are as follows • DEPOSIT AT THE AUCTION SALE 10 PER CENT, > The Balance of 90 per cent, to remain on mortgage for SEVEN YEARS, bearing interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT per annum. In order to induce occupation and improvement, the purchaser will be required to enter into an undertaking to oxpend during the first three years by his own labor or otherwise, an amount equal to 10 per cent per annum of his purchase-money, or in lieu thereof, should he prefer to let his section lie idle, to to pay, in. reduction of his pufchaso money, 10 per cent, per annum in cash, THE TITLE IS LAND TRANSFER ACT. The Company have arranged to issue SPECIAL RETURN TICKETS at reduced prices. Between Wellington and Te Horo or Hautere return 3s j between Longburn and Te Horo, or Hautere return 3s, and from intermediate stations at the same roduced scale. Lithographic plans of the property showing each section in detail, and further particulars may be obtained on application at the head offices of the Wellington andManawatu Railway Company, Lambton-Quay, '. Wellington, or irom the Auctioneers, Messrs T. Macdonaldand Co. The plans can also be seen at the railway stitions, and at the office of this paper. 2784 . E. W. DUMAS RESTAURANT FRANCAIS. "HUGENE W. DUMAS (late Chef de J Cuisine, Occidental Hotel) begs to inform the gentlemen of Wellington that he has made arrangements to open a Diningroom and Restaurant, to bo called the Restaurant Francis, at 67, Ijambton-quay, opposite Evening Press office, on Monday, the 19th of December, E,'W. D.'s previous reputation as Chef will be sufficient guarantee of his ability to please the most exacting, Three courses One Shilling. 2781 AMALGAMATED FRIENDLY SO(JIETIES DEMONSTRATION BPOBTS, MASTERTON PARK OVAL, Anniversary Day, FULLPROGRAMME and particulars with local papars of 7th and 14th January, 1888, or on application to E. H. Waddikotos, Hon. Sec.,Peiry-Btreet. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE MABTERTONDISIRICT, T HAVE to inform you that I have commenced business as BUTCHER, and that my carts are now daily waiting on customors. I trust, by civility and attention, I. may meet with your support. H.B.LATHAM,