SALE OF WINDSOR TOWNSHIP.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 855, 11 January 1879, Page 2

SALE OF WINDSOR TOWNSHIP.

Mr. Maude's sale of the Windsor towa. ship took place this afternoon. Thej, was some very spirited bidding. "JJ, following sections were sold : —29 and 30, 1 rood 6 poles, Mr W. Christie, L2B r\J,, sees. 27, 2S7Mr F. Bicknell, L2O ea. ft 26,1 rood each,Mr A. G. Creagh, Llt..<&. sees. 20 to 24," 1 rood each, Mr A. Q, Creagh, Ll2 each; section 19, with » frontage on Kakanui and Railway streetj, containing 29 poles, Mr F. Bicknell, Ll3 10s ; sec. 18, 2 poles, on the corner 0 J Kakanui and Railway streets, Mr J, Bicknell, Ll3; sec. 31, 1 rood, Mr W. Aitken, L4l; sec. 32, \ rood, Mr W. Aitken, L 2 6; sec. 33, 1 rood, Mr John Dawsey Ll6 ; sec. 34, 1 rood, Mr. John Dawsey, Ll2 ; sees. 35 to 37, Mr W. Aitken, Lll 10a each ; sec. 54, 1 rood, Mr Thomas Reid, L2O; sec. 55, 1 rood, Mr F. Bicknell, Ll3 ; sec. 56, 1 rood, Mr F. Bicknell, Lll 10s ; sec. 57, 1 rood, Mr F. Bicknell, Lll; sees. 58 to - 00, containing 1 roou each, Mr Orbell, Lll each; sec. 65,1 rood, Mr T. Forrester, Ll2 ; sec. 66, 1 rood Mr F. Bicknell, LlO ; sees. 67 to 73 wets passed. The acre sections were alt o passed. The auctioneer then put up sees. 74 and 75, containing 21 and 29 poles respectively, which were knocked down to Mr Ardagh for L3O each; sec. 76, 38 poles, Mr F. Bicknell, L 25; sec. 78,2 roods, and sec. 77, 1 roodl} poles, Mr Chas. Jessop, L2O each. All the remaining sections were passed, tin auctioneer stating that he would be happj to treat with persons privately for ttt remainder after Monday next.