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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 961, 20 November 1882, Page 3

Sales by Auction. Stock Sales for November Kakararaea ... Friday ... -Sox’. 21 St. Hill-street... Wednesday... Nov. 27 FKE EM AN R. JAC K SON, Auctioneer. GREAT LAND SALE At Pa tea, ON SATURDAY, DEC. 2nd, 1882, At 2 p.m. W I LLI A M CoWE RN will sell by Public Auction, at his Warehouse, Paten, as above, The following lots of Freehold and Leasehold TOWN and RURAL Lands, in the Patea District— A compact Farm of 300 acres, Freehold land, close to the Manntahi Railway Station (now building); being sections 396, 398, 400, 401, and 402. : A considerable portion is well laid down in grass; and with’ a nice homestead, well-grown orchard, clear running streams and sheltered situation, it forms a very desirable propeHy. (This property is advertised subject fo a sale being effected prior to the Auction.) Section 4, Block 46, Patca, fronting Egmont street 33 feet. This corner section, facing (he Post Office, commands one of (lie-best business positions in the town. Section 1, Block 19, Paten ; with substantially - built dwelling. Corner site.' Section 26, Block 44, Patca, with one four - roomed Cottage, well finished throughout ; and one two-roomed cottage, fronting Victoriastreet. This charmingly situated residence, with every convenience for a large family, must" be sold, as .the owner is ordered by his medical attendant to leave the colony. Part of Section 6, Block 36, Patea, 33 feef frontage to Lincolnstrect, on which is erected a largo 2-storey Building, used for a Masonic Hall, and Assembly Rooms. , Part of Section 6, Block 36, Patea; 33 feet frontage to Lincol'n- • street, first class business site Part of Section 7, Block 36, Patea 40 feet frontage to Lincoln- ■ street, with commodious dwel ling house, arranged with every domesticconvenience. Section 45, Carlyle Extension, 26 perches, having a frontage of 55 feet. Close to the Patea Railway Station. Section 224, Kakaramea „ 324, ~ 133, Wbodvillo Section 8, Block 18, Patea, and Dwelling House now in the occupation of Mr James Smith. Part of Section 24, Block 44, Patea, 22 feet frontage to Egmont street, by a depth of 110 links, adjoining Mr Barker’s auction rooms. SEVEN SECTIONS, each having a frontage of 2\ chains, and being nil the frontage of formerly SUBURBAN SECTION No. .26, known as Davis’s Paddock. This property is especially commended . to purchasers as likely to be of immense future value. Half-acre, part of FORMERLY SUBURB AN SECTION No. 25, having a frontage of about' 96 feet to Egmont - street, adjoining the property of Mr Hurst. A large portion of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. Section 2, Block 23, Patea, feet frontage to Bedford street. The property is improving in value daily. Part of Sec. 7, Block 44, Meredith street, with three - roomed cottage, let at L2O per annum. Part of Sec. 7, Block 44, Meredith street, with three - roomed cottage, let at L2O per annum. . Section 18, Block 44, Meredith street, with three - roomed cottage, let at LlB per annum. Part of Section 20, Block 44, Mere-dith-street, with six-roomed dwelling,lot at L 23 per annum. Section 22, Block 44, Meredith street, with Wood and Chaff Mills erected thereon—let at £52 per annum Block No. 21, formerly Patea Suburbs, containing 23 acres; subdivided into four paddocks; five - roomed dwelling-house and outhouses; good orchard. This property has a frontage of eleven chains to Egmont street, and cannot fail to be of groat value as the town progresses. Note—The auctioneer would call the attention ot all classes of the community to this sale, embracing some of the best properties in and around Patea. A belter time for investing capital in this rising seaport could not he chosen, as purchasers will reap the advantage of the expenditure of £IO,OOO on the streets, the through raißVay) communication, and the continued Harbor improvements which are now under contemplation. For full particulars, apply to the auctioneer, W. COWERN, Auctioneer, t