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Waipawa Mail, Volume VII, Issue 713, 5 December 1884, Page 3

Auction Halc-M. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1884, At 2 o’clock. OPENING OF THE DANEVIRK AND TAHORAITE RAILWAY. TOWNSHIP OF DANEVIRK. MR EDWARD LYNDON Has received instructions to dispose of, on the above date, the rjiOWNSHIP of JQANEYIRK, EXTENDED, Adjoining the Railway Station, consisting of about 70 sections, in £ and £-acre allotments. The Land is situated between the Danevirk and Tahoraite Railway Stations. The latter will be the Terminus of the Napier-Woodville Railway for some time, and will be the central station for a very large and important district. It is situated near the junction of the main road from Napier to Wellington, and the road from Tahoraite through Kaitoki and Mangatoro to Wainui on the East Coast. This road taps a very large block of Crown land of excellent quality, which will shortly be thrown open for sale. There are several other large blocks of Crown lands in the vicinity of this township, which will also shortly be opened up. Around the township are some of the finest and most extensive blocks of totara timber to be met with in the North Island ; two sawmills are already at work, and others will be started shortly. This Township commences within about .three chains of the Danevirk Station, and Extends to within übout 30 chains of the Tuhoraitc Station. As these stations are only 170 chains apart, it is not likely that there/will be a township at each, and there is hot the slightest doubt that the townshm now offered, situated as it is between Ahe two stations, presents an opportunity for safe investment such us has no w been offered in Hawke’s Bay for a louf time, as from its position it cannot fnM\ to become an important centre, and ian short time to rival Woodville. 9 The land is clear A flat land, and is laid down in English gjnss, about 7 acres being under crop ; the spil is of a quality not to be surpassed in tljie Province. Title under Lqfrd Transfer Act. Terms—One quarter cash, balance in 4,8, and 12 months. EDWARD LYNDON, 294 Land and Estate Auctioneer. IN BANKRUP^CY^/ IN THE SUPERIOR CgtjKT OF BANKRUPTCY, Holden at,Rapier. In the matter of Bankruptcy Act, 1883,” Bankruptcy Act 1883 Amejpn^ent 1 Act, 1884.” NOTICE given that I, GeoffreyHPotts, of Waipawa, in the County io, New Zealaud, Auetioqpjfrf, have this day in the said Court gy Napier a petition td ba adjudged Bankrupt. id this 3rd day of Decomber, 1884. GEOFFREY POTTS. jNcan Guy, Bankrupt’s Solicitor. 296 THE NEW RAILWAY STORE K AIK ORA. a. Mclennan. NEW GOODS IN CLOTHING! Kaiapoi, Mosgiel, Oamaru, Roslyn, Australian, English, and Scotch makes. NEW GOODS IN DRAPERY! NEW DRESS GOODS in Pompadour Sateens, Figured Lustres, Carmelites, Nun’s Veiling, Black and Colored Merinos, Cashmeres, &c., NEW GOODS in Hfits, Flowers, Feathers, and Ornaments. NEW GOODS Ilf HOSIERY! Ladies’ and Childrens, in fancy and plaiu colors. Alsjf! a special Line in Ladies’ sky-blue,(Cardinal, and pink Novi Lace Hos^. BOOTS AND SHOES ! Colonial, and French manufactures. / JEWELLERY AND CLOCKS! QUAEITY GuABiKIIED. SADDLERY! SADDLERY! Ladies’ and Gents’ Colonial made Saddles and outfits, Whips and Thongs, &c. IRONMONGERY AND TOOLS! CROCKERY, CHINA, AND GLASSWARE. STATIONERY! A large collection of choice Literature. And to arrive, A consignment of New Goons, suitable for Christmas and New Year. a. Mclennan. Agent for H. & A. Gilbey’s AVines, and the National Fire Insurance Company. / 293 FOR SALE, AT V^HITTLEWOOD. HEAD of BATTLE, consisting of t-Jvf springing? CorWtr'iimd Yeurlings. Apply to T. EDLI^GHAM, Wluttlewood, Makuretu. FOR SALE. 9A A SACKS <rf'Garfd FEED OATS 5 Tons good bating Potatoes 8 tons Un|hteshed Jtlay J Soooorfi'fiand PirfhoAncher Freres ; 1 Hord. Both the ahovo^jj pAn first-class order, and nearly qevrT'' JOHN INGLKTON, 17Sa Agent. Kaikora.