Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1361, 2 December 1884, Page 3

to the deferred payment sections to ' be ofFered at pnblic suction t iNoTE— Besimwce not compulsory. Auction Salb. Also, at 12 o'clock noon of Thur»---i day, the 18th De embAi* next, tbe sections. a« per Schedule hereunder, , will be offered tor sale, ior cash, by public auction, at tbe Institute, . Maeterton- •-••■•• ... . Cash \Patmknt. Sections, §5 §S p- a* cu-a HM^dae,&MH ..it- ••► i t ■. •-, ...i ..■ 00 • ■ ' ' ' •.-'•• * •■ Ok- M t- 1 Mi^ i ■' •• <-^*oWfc3 '■ '<O t— > ' ' —■— " I*^ K» Vtn>- t# J3-s'-5-00^ HOHHWtO W 69 W >— -W -- - W |_l »-• _. M |1 Ml— H- »-• t*J ■*** S"o «s'6 o;&' " o" cH'o d>'©*i. tl *"' "' eooiooo © ©ooooP* M t^ tO tO •»!-• WH> -«I _ i^ <». CO «O CO V* <O <t GO J- H* ci^CfeOJOJO ** cooi<ro»oomo H-«it». co aootooteP' ; -, eg v.:.', g :.: o o o o o g^o gooooooos V g I '# * °' •■-•■■ t* . . .-- ft o e> » »P » HtntKOikaNei^aHoawgoaH *. Ul « tfk. QJ OS t« ►- . 14 19 t9 » (4 m w <oat«^oo«pcnooaxcoo)ociooi{kM •OOOOOOH* O'W— »- W O *' L - CO bO 'tOi*JtOCJ9' r '^Cd "- OOOOOOOOtO^OO^O^-UODtO, eoooooMi-t — O5 #. tf». C tOt9tf>>ODO~4OOCnCnCotw-4 000 © © 50 ,0> ,*• CO OO.<TS»0» 10 to ♦Add £170 for iinproTements. Terms of Sale : One-fourth of tne purchase-money to. be paid on the lall of the hammer, and the balance to the Eeceiver oi.Land Revenue at Wellington within Que calendar month from date of sale, otherwise the deposit will be forfeited, and the contract, for the sale of the land ; thenceforth wilt be null anl TOid, Crownf grant fees to be paid on completion of the purchases. " De'femi^b-Fa.tmbnt Sbotiotss Fo»* PEITED. Manga'! I I oae ...Xl* 21 134 0 2 1 10 0 201 1 8 Wai pa- < kvura IX. 155 2Ofl 10 0 28S 5 0 *Aad £6 f ot imptoiemeivlß. The majority of the sections com* prised m the above Schedules aro situated at Pabiatua, m the Man* gaone Block, in' the Kopuaranga District, about Dreyer's Bock, near Dreyerton, and front upon or are adjacent to the main roads connect" ing Masterton and Wood?Ule. Branch roads have been formed through the) sections at Dreyer'i Rock, Central Mangaone, Hawera, and Pa^iatua, at distances respectWelr {ram Masteciua <rf «boai fourteen miles, thirty-one miles thirty-five miles, and forty-milei, The Mangahao sections are withn. fourteen miles of the Town of Wood* The Main Trunk Sailway from Wellington to Napier is now being constructed to a point about seventeen miles north of Master •. on. Sites for- railway stations have bees selected at tfeveral points. The whole of the sections are corered with forest, the principal trees being tawa, rimu, hinau, rata, kahikatea, with totara m places ; the undergrowth is, as a rule, heavy ; the general character of the soil ie good, and m some places is of first-class quality, the formation being limestone, clay, mar), sandstone, &c. l'he country is generally hilly and undulating, but there are large flats as well as broken ground within the area.*, it is TirelUwateted, and, as the' climate i& also very favorable tW _ land should, when cleared, and brought into cultivation, prove ,^ ell, adapted for pastoral and, to tome extent, agricultural purposes. The Kaiwhata Sections 1 to 6 consist of high "hxlly land, of fair and taferior qaftJjty, Vl eotere^ with. Kghi bush, niixed' scrub, and manuka, with occasional small open patches. Section 1, Block IV., consists of good hilly land, partly cleared and gr assert, the balance^ being covered 6yHgfttbusu. .., . The mean 9of access are by. a partly formed* bridle^track from Glad* • etone, and from the coast by the - Kaiwhata Valley. " ' ' " Mapv, schedules, and application forms, can be obtaiued at the Land Office, Wellington, and maps and schedules at, the Poßt Office, Feas thersiDn, Greytown, Masterton, ,Woodville, Paljierston l^orth, Foxton, and Wanganui, and at the varfc ecu Ccowa Laod Office* throughout the Colony f. W. A. MAEOHANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands. NOTICE. MR T. R. WALTON is hereby authorised to collect all outstanding costs dv*' to the late firm of Hankins and Bilker, and his receipt "will sufficiently discharge clientß paying him. J, HERBERT HANKIES, fciphcitpr-