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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3142, 1 March 1889, Page 3

Go; ut Seventh Sale of the Lauds of ■•■»>& "Wellihgton '£ ; watu Railway Coy., ■//:■* ~;;:;. (Limited.) /- ;l v Inthe Exchange- Hall, .-.'':• 19,21, & 28, Lanibton-Quftv, . :w EitiH : .a>T.o,js>. •'■■•; Friday, March 22nd, 1889. Atfwo O'Olock p,m, ■••■■'••:•'• T. Kennedy Macdoriald & Co. Arefavored with instructions ftoni the direotorsjof tiio Wellington and Yfanawatu Railway Company, limited, to sell by publio auction as above, the' - OHaU.MANUKAU BLOCK* ■•■' . contawnu ■: %P S; 28,340 or AGRICULTURAL AND. PASTORAL ■■•'■■ -.LAND, ■■'■■■••.'■ • Subdivided into 40 sections,. ranging in area from 30 acres to 2,000 acres. The' above valuable lands are situate adjacent to the township of OHAU, and' running back towards the township of Mimukau, on the Company's Liuo of Railway.,.: .-...'■ ■ : -..y ■■ - : aib6,:the , : OTAKI BLOCK. .■;.:■. Containing • .■:■:■■ >-.. 26,024 ACRES '"',■'■■ : .' ";:' or'/' ■^■■■'•''■' '■■.'."'.' AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL LAND, : : .; Subdivided into.. 49 Sections ranging in area from 50 acres to 2,300 acres, The landsiin the above block are situate near the Township of OTAKI, m the Company's Line of Railway. Ihe whole of the sections in both the Uhau-Manukau Block- and the Otaki Block are easily reached by roads and bridle tracks running from the railway stations; and unities will be battenlance on specified dates to point out the boundary pegs. • It may be of interest to intending settlers to know that the Oouuty Council and Highway Boards ire miw engaged constructing the main' ind district roads, which will secure the moat complete communication to these It is needless at this stage to say one word in favor of tho quality of the lauds submitted for sale by us on behalf ot the Soninany. The fact that the clearing m tho tops of tho hills- (some 2000 feet In height) lias shown the soil to be as ;nod as in the valleys, and to produce jrass of extraordinary richness, has been amply testified. Every man who ws bought tho hilly country for pastoral mrpoaea is delighted with his investlient.; if riot so attractive at fitat eight t possesses'the solid advantages of being jonsiderably cheaper than the level jround, of costing, no more money to dear, and of carrying nearly as many iheepporacre, All this has been proved >y practical settlement, The necessity or thoroughly examining every portion if the country offered for sale by the Company will be at once apparent, These lands only require to be seen by lie agriculcurulist and pastoraliat pracically acquainted with the biißh country if the torttt Island to be thoroughly ippreciated. To those destitute of 6uch iroctical knowledge the testimony of he settlors already occupying similar auds purchased from the Company may ie taken as a safe guide. The aim of tho Company being to sell heir lands to bona fide occupiers, and o create traffic for their lino, high prices ire not. looked for, the Company as a 'ailway,proprietary, recognising that a arge and energetio body, of settlers iccupying high-class land and purchased it a low price, will be of more permanent ralue to them and to the community ban if. they sold a limited aroa at high 'ates, As in previous sales, the Terms of Salo lave been fixed on-a basis'of liberality inequalled iu the colony, and one rainentiy.-calculated to give to tho ndustrious and provident, however poor, ill the advantages usually obtained by hose in possession of considerable lapital, Deposit at Sale: TEN PER CENT. NO FURTHER PAYMENT for SEVER YEARS. INTEREST: FIVE PER CENT. ' Tho Company offer ample facilities for nspecting the land. Tickets will be ssued to intending purchasers on appliation tothe Company or the auctioneers. '.•«.- a, Mum faro batween Wellington . andOhau 4 0 Joturn faro between Welhneton and Otaki ... .., i) 0 ind between othor stations on equally iberal terms; for details'soe lithographic ilnns, &c, In addition to tho Rural and Pastoral Jandß, tho charming and romantic ownship of Ohau situate on the C'omjany'B Railway Line will also be sold on FRIDAY, 22nd March, 1889. lithographio plans on application at t\ KENNEDY MACDONALD &CO„ he office of this paper or to • . Auctioneers, Exchange Buildings, Lambton-quay, Wellington, BONMAECHE SPECIAL NOI'IOE TO TRE LADIES . OFMASTERTON, AND 9URROUHDINOI DISTRICTS, DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, TTAVING SECURED the services of MISy HOURIGAN, An experienced Cutter and Fitter, late if Melbourne, wo venture to assert that we shall now be enabled to givo our Patrons the greatest satisfaction. MISS HOURIGAN, having had charge ]f the Dressmaking Department in some if the leading Houses in Melbourne, and bringing excellent testimonials of ability, places us in a position to recommend Ivor to our numerous customers, Our prices, as usual, will beoxtremely moderate for the very best work. TRIAL, AND YOUR RECOMMENDATION RESPEOTFULLY SOLICITED. L J HOOPER and Go, CASH DRAPERS * CLOTHIERS, BONMARCHE, .;.,-.'MASTERTON; - .HAY EAKBS -■^J^yMASTEETON, 1 ':';^::--::'