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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 51, 23 November 1928, Page 20

AUCTIONS CENTRAL HUTT BULLETIN rpWF, “BULLETIN” has reappeared. -L Three years ago it was called “Haywards Bulletin.” It chronicled from day to day interesting items of news regarding the daily developments taking place in that erstwhile sleepy hollow, called “Haywards” before Mr. George came there and began developing Garden Suburbs as a hobby. Then things began to move.' What would old Mr. Hayward, who used to grow onions and strawberries, which he used to sell to passengers dn s the passing Wairarapa trains which crossed' nt Haywards, say if he were told that some of the land on which he grew strawberries Wti.? soltl three years a &o in sections, at the rate of eight hundred pounds an acre? And now, within thi’kff short years, what further progress has Keen. made. Well, "Haywards,” now better .known as “Manor Park,” has been pat' on the map. The pessimists who prophesied failure when the first auction sale ever held in , the district, was held, now admit they , were mistaken. Some of the fortunate purchasers at the first sale have already sold their holdings at a handsome profit on the price they paid. In one or two instances, they doubled their money, and have been waiting impatiently for the next auction sale. That is the reason why ‘‘The Bulletin will be so eagerly scanned by them and others. Well, here is a bit of news that is not yet known to the public, iiz., that during the past week a track has been exit up Beulah Hill, so that the people of Wellington can have an opportunity ot getting to the summit, which has been cleared of bush sufficiently to. reveal one of the finest views of the Valley to be seen anywhere. This particular lot to be sold by auction on n &( !| nr ‘! ay T f at 2 p.m., on the ground itself. It tvHI probably command the highest price yet realised for Beulah Hill sec ions On Saturday next, which is view day for the whole estate. Blue Taxi-cabs will meet the 1.20 train from town, at Haywards Railway Station, to take intending purchasers to the spot. ABOUT THOSE SEVEN WEEK-END EARMS. The announcement in the Press yesterday that seven farms, not exceeding ou acres each, were to be sold by auction next week has excited fluAe a sir amongst city folk. To be able to become a landed proprietor of 50 acres of good farming land within 50 minutes motor run of the city, at little more than the cost of a pocket handkerchief allotment in the citv, seems too good to be true. e, are authorised by the Auctioneers of the Manor Park Estate to state that the Blue Taxis which will meet the 1.-0 train on Saturday, at the Haywards Railway Station, to take visitors to view the Beulah Hill” Sections, will take all wishin„ to view these farms, up to the top of the road at the corner of the Paliautanui and Mount Cecil Roads, from which a view of most of the farms may be obtained. The distance is about a mile and a half. A walk down the Valley Road from the top is a delightful experience.. It overlooks the splendid gorge of native bush, now called Memorial Park, whilst on the descent from time to time, you will get exquisite panoramas of scenery extending up and down the Hutt River and A alley. It is important that visitors wishing to avail themselves of the Blue Taxi-cab., inform the Auctioneers Messrs. DaLety and Co.. Limited, or Messrs. Eric Johnston and Co., of their desire to he driven to see these farms, otherwise they may find that sufficient taxis have not been provided. Visitors are also notified that arrangements have been made with the Manageress of the Manor Park Tearooms to supply afternoon teas for 6d. and Is. each person. The tearooms also supply luncheons if required. If it is a fine day, you can have no more delightful outing than to spend a day on the hills behind Haywards. Hie champagne air on these hills, six hundred to a thousand feet above sea level, acts like a tonic. It's so bracing that it makes you feel twenty years younger. SALE BY ORDER OF THE REGIS; TRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT PALMERSION NORTH. In the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Wellington District, Palmerston North Registry. IN THE MATTER of ‘‘The Rating Act, 1925,” and its Amendments, AND IN THE MATTER of a Judgment obtained in the Magistrate’s Court, at Levin, on the 16th day of December, 1926. BETWEEN THE CHAIRMAN, COUNCILLORS, AND INHABITANTS OF THE COUNTY OF HORO- - Plaintiffs, and FREDERICK CHARLES HAND, of Hamilton, Land Agent, Defendant. Abraham and williams, LIMITED, acting under Instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Wellington District, Palmerston North Registry, will offer for Sale by Public Auction, at their Salevards, at Levin, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of DECEMBER, 1928, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, all those parcels of land situate in the Wellington Land Registration District, FIRSTLY, containing by admeasurement, 457 acres 2 roods, being Section 57, Block IX., Wai-' opehu Survey District, on Deposited Plan, number 441, and being all the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 118, Folio 34, SUBJECT to the reservations as to coal, gold, and silver contained in the said title. SECONDLY, containing by admeasurement, _ 2770 acres 1 rood, being Sections 62, 63, and 64 of Blocks IX, X., XIII., and XIV.. Waiopehu Survey District, on Deposited Plans numbers 441, 442, 443, and 444, being nil the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 162, Folio 141, SUBJECT to the reservations as to coal, gold, and silver contained in the said title, and to the covenant as to fencing contained in Transfer, registered number 62629. THIRDLY, containing by admeasurement, 6056 acres 1 rood, being Section 61, Blocks X. and XIV., Waiopehu Survey District, 'on Deposited Plans numbers 442 and 444, also Sections 68 and 69, Blocks XIII., and XIV., Wniopehu Survey District, on Deposited Plans numbers 443 and 444, and being all the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 164, Folio 32. SUBJECT as to the reservations as to coal. gold, and silver contained in the said title, and to the fencing covenant in Transfer registered number 63023. The Property, which consists of heavily timbered land, is situate about 12 miles from Levin. . The Particulars, Terms, and Conditions of Sale may be' seen during office hours at the Office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, at Palmerston North, and at the offices of Messieurs. Park and Adams, Solicitors, Levin, until the date of sale, and on that date may be seen at the office of the Auctioneers. For further particulars, apply _ to Messrs. Abraham and Williams. Limited, Levin, the Auctioneers, or to Messieurs. Park and Adams, Solicitors, Levin, or to the Clerk of. the Horowhcnua County Council, Levin. 4053 RURAL LAND FOR, SALE. ANOTHER MORTGAGEE’S SALE. OGfiß ACRES first-class East Coast Avvv Sheep Country; native lease. 40 years to run. Rent 9(1. per acre. Present Government valuation of improvements. £7200. which include 11 miles fences (mainly puriri posts), 1200 acres grass, and good buildings: capacity, cleaned up, 1 breeding ewe and 1 dry sheep per acre. Our instructions are to realise at £2OOO the lot, with £lOOO cash. CHAS. B. BUXTON, LTD., Financial Brokers, Corner Featherston and Panama Streets. Phones. 40—101. 40—100. IVANTIW to Sell, 15 acres. 5-roomed VV House, e.l. For particulars apply J. T. Iles, Ohariu, Johnsonville. 'Continued on Page 2.).