CROWN LAND SECTIONS

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1207, 16 August 1911, Page 3

CROWN LAND SECTIONS

SALE AND LEASE. (From Our O-.vny 1 Correspondent.) Mr. James Mackenzie, Commissioner of Crown. Lnuds, has during tho past week been holding sales for cash of village settlement sections in tho various townships along the Main Tnink lino. Tbo bidding was very keen in Wainiarino, liauriimi, OwhnngH, Kukahi, and Mnmimii, but in the more southerly townships tho demnnd for cash lands was.very meagre. Generally speaking the purchasers were genuine settlers, farmers out-back wishing to obtain holding paddocks; y- —mill hands and railway employcee or miK proprietors who bought sections intending doubtless U> erect cottages for their men. In ninny cases, however, tho speculator was in evidence ami secured good slices of what was offered. These sales have home to many that the freehold is not a poor man's tenure, nnd we frequently heard tho wish expressed that other sections would bo brought out later under the leasehold. It is thought that tho upset prices at Horopito, liangataun, and Ohakuno were too high. It is probable that further areas of land at Waimarino, Rniirimu, and Owhango will soon be surveyed and offered for sale. We print in full the particulars of the ealrs. The leases are subject to confirmation by the board. KAKGATAUA. Upset Price Lot. Blk. price, paid. '£ £ 2 S, Ja., J. Ives 75 75 7 4, 3a., G. Tyler . 40 42 1 7, Ja., Ch. Campbell 35 35 EEUA TOWNSHIP. 15 i, lr., A. B. Tyler 7 7 1 C, 6a., H. G..Flynn and J. C. Kasmusseu 17 17 . OHAKUNE. 1 22, lr., .T. Ives 00 90 i 22, lr., W. S. Baird 70 70 ■QHAKUXE VILLAGE HOMESTEAD ALLOTMENTS. 3 AV. 11. Gibbs ■11 ■ : Jlrs. M'Dowall ' 59 " A. A.'Nattrass. 8 and 9 18, Aγ., D. .Wright 1G 19, Henry George lIOEOPITO WKST TOWNSHIP. 7 1, Duncan Jl'Alpine \ , i i, James A. Jliller

AVALAIARINO SALES. (Quarter-acre Sections.) 3 2, AV. E. Merry 11' 24 ' 4 2, AV. 11. Tougman 11 22 2 3, Jlary Garner 11 21> 3 3, Jlavy Garner H 2G . 8 3. AV. If. Tpngnum l(i 32 .10 3, H. A. Merry 10 26 11 3, A. .0. A..M'Lennon Hi 27 12 3, James Gcorgetti Ili 27 2 i, S.. A. Carr ■ . 10 21! 3 4, John Malone Hi 30 ■I i, S. C. Muir * l(i 32 K i, V..E. Criiuip 21 32 7 4, G. Christie " 21 32 8 4, JI. E. Drayton . 21 38 . (Quarter-acre to half-acre.) fi 5,R. Foster . 15 25 7 5, J. J. Shsahon ' 15 32 12 5, F. K, Lacon 20 21 13 f>, J. F. Murphy 20 23 IB 5, E. E. R«es 20 21 20 • 5, L. ,T. Ellison 20 20 21 5, L. J. Ellison 20 20 1 fi, L. Siswick 16 Iβ. 2 G, G. H. Trcntico 16 16 6 6, O. A. Tansey 20 20 . Suburban. • ■ 28 5, L.'V. AVoolston 15 -227 7M. o'Hn.llorau SS 138 8 7, F. L. Merry 53 100 2 !), A. J. Hutson. 27 32 3 9, A. Nicholls 27 : 31 4 9, W. J. Woolston 25 31 6 9A. A. Merry 58 91. 7 9, W. E. Merry " 30 50 8 9, AV. E. Tougman 40 72 BALLOT.FOE LEASEHOLDS. (Town and Suburban.) .j,.. ; Area, 1 rood 32 perches. ■ 14 : ~'f>, Jfissie Lacon .15 5, Thos. Rces 18 5, J. Sl'Lennaa.;.. ;■■/. 1!) 5, J. M'Lennan ■22 5, .T. A. Jlckell ■ i fi, J. AV. M. Singleton 5 6, C. B. Lockyer OAVHANGO SALES." 6 1, L. A. Tansey 3B . Si 8 ;I,\N. H. Ashford 36 81 10 1, E. AV. Simmons 35 S( 4 2, .1. Ivos 27 K 10 2, J. T. AVilson 27 •!'. 12 2, A. H. Ayhvard 27 53 3 3, Alf. Partoon. 27 42 17 3, T. ,T. Wikon 27 if 4 ' 4, B. M'Kcown 27 31. 18 4, E. Corkill • 27 .25 i 20 .4, J. Ivcs 27 i? 4 5, P. J. Grant 3G ll. r 10 5, Ellen Holm 1G 4f . 1 6, H. Carlson 36 191 4 6, .1. Ives 27 7E '11 G, G. L. Winger 24 50 13 G, S. liobson ' 24 51 15 G, !•'. Tansey 3G 7? '17 6, J. A. Andersen 36 41 19 4, S. C. Muir ' 24 4( 5 7, Church- of England 16 If 8 7, G. L. Winger 24 5! 10 7, AV. C. Franklin '24 5C 12 V,F. S. Ellison 24 45 14 7, T. S. Clothard 24 ■Iβ 16 7, A. N.M'Lerman 24 i'. 18 7. AV. N. Jacks 16 -ii .MANUNUI TOWNSHIP FREEHOLD. Quarter-acre Cash. OS O. Jr. Gardiner 30 ' 50 99 R. 11. Nixon 30 50 100 A. Partoon 25 l',o 101 A. If. W. Earl ,10 51 102 A. H. Brown 40 47 103 Win. Webster and Harry Finn 40 61 104 A. H. Brown 35 54 105 AVm. Cowley 35 72 100 Hannah AVilson 35 5c 107 A. Mont fries 35 42 108 S. Ferguson 45 5U 111 Ellis and Burnand 80 £0 (1 acre 20 perches.) About Half-acre Lots. 122 F. T. Mooro 15 41 123 F. T. Moore 15 ■ 41 124 F. T. Moore 15 ' $] 127 John Gcard 30 33 128 I'!. Sothern 30 30 129 E. Sothern 30 SO 130 D. Gardiner 30 40 131 L. Fisher 30 31 132 H. Finn and Webster 30 40 133 M. Harland 40 52 134 AVm. Coivley 70, 7S AIANUNUI A-ILLAGE SETTLEMENT : LEASEHOLDS. 54 2, John Eussell GS James Neil 69 Ellen Hayes 109 J. A. AVilson 11(1 A. AVilson 'lit Annie- Eae 115 J- AV. L. White 117 J. J. Eist 120 C. A.- Ste-rens - 87 K. Blair 80 J. Appleyard 91 J. P. Jones 94 AV. A. AA T atkins !)5 F. AA\ AVatkins 15 H. L. Jarvis 1C C. King 1!) J. A. M'Kenzie, jnn. 20 Goorgo Johaason 23 J. AV. Spenco 24 Henry Ellis KAKAHI SALES. (Quarter-acres.) 7 2, John Matora 35 35 4 3, A. E. Vnile 20 ■ 20 5 3, A. E. Vaile 24 24 8 3, .Ins. I. Monfries 30 3-> 10 3, Mary Stretton 35 44 11 3, S. Lorking 30 3f, 14 3, F. AV. Greenstreet 21 21 Hi 3, E. Leckio 18 •>■} Suburban (Two to Four Acres). 1 4, A. E. Smith 29 so 3 4, Percy Tafh'u 24 25 G 4, John Malone 34 45 Leases of Kakahi Town and Suburbs (Three-quarter-acre). 9 3, A. A r . Mould 13 3, AV. P. Tyson ■t 4, n. Morris 5 4, l<. AV. Itoyusr