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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4735, 9 October 1886, Page 3

C. B. HOADLBY AND CO. IMPORTANT SALE OF OAA PAHIATUA TOWN AND /C\J\J SUBURBAN SECTIONS. TUESDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1886. At 2 p.m. C. B. HOADLEY & CO. Have received instructions to offer on above date at tho Hawke's Bay Wool Stores, Napier, one oE the best blocks at Pahiatua, situated on the main Napier-Masterton-road, subdivided into quarter aero sections, and upwards, as per Plan now being prepared. The Auctioneers would call attention to the unprecedented rise of this flourishing town, which is tho proper distributing centre •f 200,000 acres of the most fertile land between Napier and Wellington ; it is also the junction of roads opening out country to tho east and west of the railway and the commercial town of several large and thriving special settlements. The population of the disttict is now very considerable, and upon completion of the railway will rapidly increase, consequently these sections will greatly improve in value, thus offering to people of small means an excellent investment, all the land being within easy distance of the Railway Station. The Teems beino Onk-Eiouth Cash, One-eighth in four months, one-eighth in eight months; balance in two years at seven per cent., or tho whole of the purchase money can bo paid at any time. Title—Land Transfer. Plans are now being prepared, and will be circulated on Saturday, 9th inst. C. B. HOAL-LEY & CO., Auctioneers. THE EMPIRE HOTEL, AND ADJOINING PROPERTY, WAIPAWA. Property to be offered at Public Auction on Account of Mr Henry Baker, by C. B. HOADLEY AND CO., On the Premises, Waipawa, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1886, At 2 p.m.. THE HOTEL Will be most substantially constructed, and intended to be completed by date of sale, being re-built for two classes of trade on the site of the old building (recently destroyed by fire), and adjoining sections occupying an extensive frontage of 136 feet to the main street, and containing , 62 rooms, besides Hall, Bath-rooms, Laundries, and other conveniences, the whole covering an area of half-an-acre and ten perches. Everything will bo finished in the best modern style, and upon a scale necessary to supply the convenience required by tbe local and travelling public, the whole being constructed upon a principle that the trade hitherto done warrants, the arrangements being devised by tho present owner, who for many years profitably managed the old house, and has had the work of the new one carried out upon a plan suggested by a long, practical experience of the requirements of the District. The building is plastered throughout,. Tho particulars and dimensions of the different rooms can be obtained from the Auctioneers. Beneath the Hotel, and forming part of the property, there is a good Shop that should always command a good rent. THE GROUNDS Consist of 14 acres 1 rood 32 perches of the richest land, laid out in Gardens, Orchard, Tennis Lawns, &0., being separated by the railway only, which runs along - the rear of the Hotel. The grounds now occupy a very important situation in the town of Waipawa and are far too valuable to be retained as an adjunct to the Hotel. The purchaser may in two years hence (if not before) rely upon obtaining a large sum by cutting up the land for building purposes. This course the present owner would now adopt, but the present Lessee has yet two more years of his term to run, together with tho Hotel at £400 per annum, which may be considered merely a nominal rental as liberal offers have been made by the owner for the termination of lease but without success. There is also on the grounds a four-roomed cottage, titlenow Being Bkouohi Undbr Land Teanotek Act. The property will be sold subject to the existing lease, and the purchaser will receive at the rate of £400 per annum rental, payable quarterly on Ist November, February, May, and August in each year, and will get possession on Ist February, 1889, without any encumbrance in the way of furniture or stock, unless privately arranged. Conditions of sale are now being prepared, and will be on view on and after Monday, the 11th October, 18S6, At the offices of E. H. WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Hastings. Or, C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Auctioneers, Napier, Who meantime will supph all further information required. BROOKING & ST. CLAIR. LAND SALE. MONDAY, 11th OCTOBER. ISS6, At 2 o'clock. AT THE CRITERION HOTEL. BROOKING & ST. CLAIR Have been instructed by Mr F. W. Jackson, to offer for public competition on the above date the whole of his TJIREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD Jj PROPERTY, Comprising as follows :— Freehold Subdivisions Nos. 21 and 22, and Subdivisions Nos. 1, 2, and 3 of 12 and 13 of Suburban Sections 78 and 79, Napier, containing about o±te rood each. (Will be sold on the above daio. upon very easy ierms.) Instructed by Mr Thomas Reedy, we will sell, under above instructions, tho following properties:— All that parcel of Land situate in Chaucerroad, containing 26 perches, more or less, being part of Subsection No. 36, Napier, with two well-built three-roomed Cottages thereou, with all conveniences. Also-? All that xsarcelof Land situate in Chaucerroad, containing 15 perches, more or less, and being part of Suburban Section No. 36, Napier, together with a well-built Four-roomed Dwelling thereon. These are conveniently situate properties and command a good rental. Terms at Sale. BROOKING & ST. CLAIR, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. TUESDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1886, At 11 o'clock. BROOKING & ST. CLAIR Have received instructions from the Executors in tho Estate of the late S. B. Firth to dispose of in Messrs Glendinning and Griffin's Timber Yard, near the Railway Station, on the above date, about SJA AAA FEET OF TIMBER, $J\J,\J\J\J Consisting of Totara and Rimu—9 x 2, 6x2, 6xl, 9 x J-, 3x4, 3x2, 6 x 6—of all lengthe, from 12 feet to 20 feet. Terms at Sale. BROOKING & ST. CLAIR, Auctioneers. TO LET—In the country, a comfortable Eight-roomed House, with convenient out-buildings, about six miles from Napier, with about five acres of land and good Orchard. Rent low. Apply to BROOKING & ST. CLAIR. GOOD GRAZING; for a, few Horses, price 2s per. week. Apply to BROOKING & ST. CLAIR. FOR SALE (a Bargain) upon easy terms, fair discount for cash—Tho Goodwill of Lease of nearly ten years unexpired of parts Napier Town Stctior.s, Nos, 41S and 420, with good Five-io.omcd Dwelling and Outhouses, half-an-acre of land, good garden; convenient bituation. For particulars apply to '■■'•' BROOKING & St. CLAIR. FOR SALE. MAKATOKU— 39 acres 2 roods; 27 acres fenced and. divided in paddocks ; well buyt four-roomed house thereon. Also 32 acres 2 roods; 25 acres, felled, fenced, and in grass; balance being felled. Prices very moderate. Apply BROOKING & ST. CLAIR. FOR SALE. A VERY nice Cottage and Freehold Section, within three minutes walk of the Post-office. Cottage quite new. A Bargain. For particulars apply to BROOKING & St. CLAIR. FOR SALE. A RUN, close to Napier. All first-class land. Comprising about 5000 acres. Terms and price very moderate. For particulars apply to V BROOKING & ST. CLAIR. MONEY TO LEND. £} "I d f\( V* n ODO or * wo Bums on a P" g£j Wj\J \J proved security at current rates of interest. BB.OOKING & ST. CLAIR. li/fR GOULBING'S EVENING CLASS, IVI Distrlot School, Napier. LATIN, FRENCH, ALGEBRA, COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. Thrice a week, 10a monthly