Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1052, 7 March 1873, Page 3

YTTESTPORT amd CHARLESTON COACHES Will leave the Empire Hotel for Charleston as- follqwp:,— Friday ... ... ... 7.30 a.m. Saturday ... ... ... $.15 a.m. JAMES STMPSON, N O T I 0 E. ,HE REV. A. C SOUTAR will visit Ngakawhau and Mokihinui in the beginning of next week. He will hold service in Mr M'Nairn's house, at Ngakawhau, on Monday evening. Parents in those districts requiring baptism for their children will either bring them lo Mr M'Nairn's house, 'or leave notice there. RURAL SECTIONS IN THE WHENUAKURA BLOCK FOR SALE BY AUCTION. Confiscated Lands Office, Patea, Bth February, 1873. "VTOTICE.—It is, hereby notified for ii public information, that the under-mentioned rural sections in the Whenuakura Block, ivhich includes part of the Provinces of Wellington and Taranaki, will be offered for Sale by Auction on THURSDAY, the 10th day of APRIL Next, at the upset prices named in the Schedule hereunto attached. The Sale will be held at the Court House, Carlyle, and will commence at 11 o'clock a.m. C. A. WRAY, In charge of Confiscated Lands, West Coast.

SCHEDULE. Rural Sections Whestjakuka Block. * Part only.

Teems or Payment. One-fourth of the purchase money in cash on the fall of the hammer, the remainder at or before the expiration of three calendar months from the day of sale, to be paid at the office of the Officer in Charge of Confiscated Lands, Patea. By clause 18 of the Confiscated Land Regulations, under which the sale is to take place, "in the event of the second payment not being made as aforesaid, the sale shall be void and the deposit forfeited."

The Whenualuira Block lies between the Patea and Whenualuira Rivers, on the former of which the Town of Carlylo is situated. The main road between Wellington and New Plymouth and the surveyed railway line run through the centre of the block, and access to each section has been provided by road lines kid off during survey. The land is some of the best in New Zealand, and, both from its quality and position, is admirably suited to the requirements of persons of moderate means who intend to occupy and improve their own farms. The upset price of the sections has been fixed, according to estimated value, within the maximum limit of forty shillings per acre allowed by the Regulations. Plans may be inspected at the Office of the Secretary for Crown Lands, Wellington; at the Survey Oifice, Carlyle ; and the Court House and Mr Finnimore's OflSce, Wanganui. Regulations for the sale of the land may be seen in the New Zealand Gazette of the Ist June, 1871, and all required information obtained at this office. C. A. WRAY, In charge of Confiscated Lands, West Coast.