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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 61, 28 March 1879, Page 3

THE MOST VALUABLE SECTIONS. Some of the First Selections, situated in MAIN.STREET, AVENUE BOAD and other important thoroughfares, in the COUNTY TOWN OF FOXTON. MESSRS. THYNNE, LINTON & CO., have been favouied with instructions from the executrix of the late Mr Mushet to Sell by Public Auction at their Sale Booms, Foxton, on SATURDAY, MABCH 2^, 1879, At 2 p.m., The following most valuable Town Sections in the County Town of Foxton. I a. n. v. Town Section No. 106, 0 0 36 being at the corner of Main-street and Lid-dell-fitreet, and adjoining the stores of Mr Liddell. To^yn Section. No. 95, 02 24 on Main-street, and adj I. joining School Besexve. Also a very valuable corner Town Section No. 54 0 2 0 opposite Mr Cummerfield's dwelling Town Section No. 8, 10 32 adjoining the property of J. F. Rockstrow, Esq And, Town Section No 487, 10 0 another excellent corner Section No. 100, containing SO poles, on Main- steeet, with buildings, fencing, ahd^improveinehTs. The terms of Sale are liberal — 25 per cent Cash, the, balance in approved bills at 3 and 6 months, with ' 8 per cent interest added. Note — To the inhabitants of Fox> • ton tbe Auctioneers know they need not dilate on the very advantageous ; positions these-fleefnms ocoujpy in the town, but' to investors outside it will be a very profitable suggestion to make to recommend an early inspection, and to note the owners of the adjoining properties, and to look up . the latest valuations. ■rt .'•• -. tv s* Also, PEOPEBTY ON THE MOTOA BOAD, being part of TOWN SECTIONS NOS. 156 AND 157 containing nearly | an acre, with a I substantially built &«rjpofn&l cottage ' ih'ereohr at present occupied by S. ■ '■ U.. Baker, Esq. •*;*. And the following BUSINESS SITE AND GOOD--5 WILL OF BUSINESS, being I TOWN SECTION Ng>. 105,* t containing 32 poles, with frontage of 65 feet; 1 t6 Main-sti-eet, and 165 to ! Liddell'street, with that COMMODIOUS STORE & erected thereon. There is a good steady business of Draper and Grocer being done, capable of large exten-* fiapn.r \..:y.y. ■...'. Terms mentioned at Sale. 1 THYNNE, LINTON & CO., Auctioneers, Foxton and Palmerston. SATURDAY, MARCH 29. MESSRS THYNNE, LINTON & CO., have been instructed to offer for sale by Public Auction on Saturday, 29th March, 1879, at their . n SALE ROOMS, FOXTON, ■•■ the following Sections, viz. : — .' FOUR BUli_DINa ALLOTMENTS ' :;> .ON THE AT-E'NUf ROAD, Having a frontage of .42 feet by a depth of about 160 feet. a These allotments adjoin ■ the property of Mr Andrew Jonson, r and are the pick of the whole street, as an inspection will clearly demonstrate. Terms at Sale. i \ SATDBDAY, MARCH 29. ! (After the Land Sale.) MESSRS THYNNE, LINTON & CO. will offer for sale : — Ai 2 Lincoln Rams, byed byi fc^ygsell, Esq. These Bams took Ist prize at Featherston Short. 2 Lincoln Bams, bred by A. Cruickshank; Esq., from Bams br6d by — Murray, Esq. '•'■'■'■ ' r " 2 Bomney Marsh Rams, bred by the late Mr Ludlam ; and , . 12 Lambs bred by A. CruickshaiiK, Esq., from sheep out of Mr . Ludlam's flock , ,■■■*■ !; , ..■■.. :-,.■ i.M! A'lfiO^* ••■\'l-l'l'' ■■*. il.fj The Entire .Horfee-^ JOOK," tho*. roughly broken into hirnees. . : . .■ . Terms at sale.