The Wellington and Manawatu Railway Co's. Land Sale.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2800, 17 January 1888, Page 3

The Wellington and Manawatu Railway Co's. Land Sale.

Messrs T. Konnedy Maodonald and Co.'s fourth sale of the "WellingtonManawatu Railway Company's lands, ■which slt placo last Friday afternoon, \wfrattetided by about GOO persons, including visitors from Nelson, Canterbury, and the West Coast of the South Island, in addition to investors from the.city and country districts. .In addressing the assemblage, Mr Macdonaldsaid he had not heard of a single instance of dissatisfaction or regret on the part of purchasers at the Company's previous sales, The catalogue was then gone through, and all the bush agricultural sections were quitted at .prices ranging from &i 5s to £1 per aero. The pastoral sections attracted less attention than had been anticipated, owing, probably, to tho fact that the Company has not yet had time to form the. roads to them. This work, however, is now in progress. Appended are the detailed results of the sale:— . s};sh Agricultural Lands, Otaki, y. block in,—Kaitawa. No, A. n, p. Purchaser £ s, d, 12 : Gl 121 P. Bright '... 199 9 8 13 64 219 F. I'-right .. 193 17 2 20 79 116 J.P.Taylor ..317 8 0 21 80 111 Ann Coleridge 341 7 1 22 106 224 D. Mickell .. 399 18 9 23JK102 0 2a J, A. Caldwell 332 U 2 2W*9l 318 G.H, Hickman 18314 6 25 85 013 G. Catley ..170 3 « 26 77 314 W. Hingaton . 15513 6 27 80 1 3W. H. Simcox 321 1 6 31 80 329 H. F. Eapar.. 141 12 6 32 106 0 0 M.Carkeek .. 185 10 0 33 177 026 H, Freeman ..177 3 3 34 178 1 1 M.Carkeek .. 22610 5 37 178 118 8.8. Martin.. 245 411 38 • 84 2 39 Chas. Swanson 169 9 9 39 98 023 Chas. Swanson 186 8 3 fA 212 119 John Gillies .. 398 3 9 block iv.—Kaitawa. 10 323 232 Rd. Booth .. 32814 0 block v.—Kaitawa. 1 135 0 14C.E.Snow .. 253 5 7 18 229 121 Robt.Wilson.. 286 14 9 18 295 2 Uno. Gillies .. 332 810 Total, 23 sections containing 2929 a Or 37p, realising an average of LI 17s lOd per acre .. £5546 5 4 TOWNSHIP OF SHANNON. (Sections previously reserved from sale.) j-jjjl 0 2 0 Mrs Jones .. 10 0 0 183 10 OJ.C. Hay .. 20 O 0 ytffla 02 0 Mrs Jones .. 11 0 0 206' 020 G. Catley .. 10 0 0 207 0 2 OJ.C. Hay .. 10 0 0 319 rf . 1 CO Ann Gasson .. 25 O 0 350 Oil 0 0 Ann Gasson .. 25 0 0 351 M 9 OAnnGasson .. 25 0 0 SUBURBAN SECTIONS—SHANNON. (Previously reserved from sale.) 580 10 OGascoigne .. 1010 0 581 1 0 OGascoigne .. 12 0 0 582 1 O 0 Gascoigne .. II 0 O 583 10 OGascoigne .. 11 0 0 590) to ■ 5 0 OW. H, Engels 35 0 0 599 564 to ■ 5 0 OF.F.Brady .. 26 5 0 558 494 to • 15 1 08. Dawson ~ 76 5 0 500 148\ to 152 & ■ 4 0 OL, A, Abraham 20 0 0 165 to 169/ 694 to ■ 31 226 TIIO3. Keeble.. 158 6 3 698) 692) & 11 112 H, Palmerston 5612 6 693 '-^ IjP LINTON TOWNSHIP, v (Sections previously reserved from sale.) .■%i 0 111 Mrs Jones ..676 230 0 035 Mrs Jones ..476 TOKOMARU TOWNSHIP. (Sections previously reserved from sale.) 117 11 130 W, Castles . 4515 0 124 5 3 0 T.J. Row .. 23 0 0 132 5 0 OJ.Liggins ..20 0 0 134 4 0 OJ.Liggins .. 16 0 0 136 i O OJ.Liggins ..16 O 0 170 7 2 0 B. Sorenson ..30 0 0 171 7 2 08. Sorenson ..30 0 0 172 7 1 oß.Sorenson ..30 0 0 173 10 1 IB.Sorenson ..41 O 6 174 7 3 22 B. Sorenson .. 31 16 0 175 5 138-B. Sorenson ..2119 0 176 5 1 38B,Sorenson .. 21 19 0 177 5 1 38 B. Sorenson „ 21 19 0 180 1 338 Mrs Jones .. 719 0 181 1 338 Mrs Jones .. 719 0 189 2 033 Mrs Jones ~ 816 6 190 2 233 Mrs Jones ..10 11 6 191 2 233 Mrs Jones .. 1011 6 192 2 233 Mrs Jones ..1011 6 193 2 233 Mrs Jones ..10 10 6 194 2 1 9 Mrs Jones ..946 195 1 833 Mrs Jones .. 716 6 198 7 2 29 S. R. Smith ..3014 6 Total, 76 sections, 198 acres 3 roods 13 perches, realising on an avjgago £5 4s 5d per acre £1033 18 3 MakinsPgrand total of the sale being 23 agricultural sections £5546 5s 4d, .76 town and suburban sections .. ..£6580 3 7

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