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Wellington Independent, Volume XXIX, Issue 4071, 6 April 1874, Page 4

Government Land Sale- J T)ROVINCE OF WELLINGTON. IMPORTANT SALE OF 10,172 ACRES OP VALUABLE SURVEYED AGRICULTURAL CROWN LANDS, Consisting of TOWN", SUBURBAN, AND RURAL SEOTIONS. Notice is hereby given that there will be sold by Public Auction at the Provincial Council Chambers, Wellington, afc 11 o'clock, a m., on TUESDAY, 2Stb APRIL, 1874, the following Crown Lands, viz. : — 360 Town Sections, a quarter to 2 acres each 104 Suburban Sections, 2 lo 6 acres each--37 Rural Sections, of the Finest Agricultural Bush Land, 46 to 200 acres each, situated in the Township of Palmeriton, Manawatu District. 1 Rural Section in the Karero Block, Manawatu District. 1800 acrea of valuable timbered Agricultural Land, consisting of Suburban Sections in the Waikupa Reserve, left bank Wanganui River, varying iu size from 80 to 160 acres each. 150 acres in thc Horokiwi Valley District, And 1253 acres firsfc-class Agricultural Land, situated in the Rangitumau Block, Wairarapa. The Palmerston Town, Suburban, and Rural Sections are all accessible by roads, the township being the centre point from which sevoral lines radiate. The main line from Foxton to Napier passes through ifc ; a Eecond line connects it with the Rangitikei district, while the Tramway runs between it and Foxton, the shipping port. The Waikupu Reserve comprises nearly the last of tbe uusokl Crown Land in the Wanganui District. Lithographed Maps and Gazettes, giving every requisite information relative to the contents, upset price, and positions of fche sections to be sold, can be obtained at the Crown Lands Office, Wellington, or from Messrs. Alex. Gray, Foxton. G. M. Snelson, Palmerston. J. F. Schultz, Middle Rangitikei. Hei>ry Lyon, Mai ton. H. I. Jones, Wanganui. John Morton, Grejtowu Wairarapa. JOS. G. HOLDSWORTH, Commissioner of Crowu Lands. Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 26th March, 1874, ProspectusTHE PERMANENT EQUITABLE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF WELLINGTON. To be established under an Acfc, aud tbe amendments thereto, of the General Assembly of New Zealand mado aiad passed in the thirtieth year of the reign of her Mnjcsty Queen Victoria, intituled " The Building and Lind Societies Act, 1866," for the regulation of Building and Land Societies. Trustees : Captain Sharp, J.P. | D. Anderson, Esq. W. H. Meek, Esq. Boabd op Dibectobs : Hon R. Hart, M.L.C. I D. Anderson, Esq. • W.Turnbnll,E;q,J.P j W. Gibson, Etq. Robert Greenfield, Esq. SOLICITOB : P. A. Buckley, Esq. Auditors : Samuel Carroll, Esq. | David Rainio, Esq. Secbetaey and Manager : T. Kennedy Macdonald. Peospectus. Afc the present time the want of a Building Society, founded on just and liboral principles, and affording equal facilities to the small Investor and Borrower, is muoh felt in Wellington. To eupply this want in a thoroughly practical manner the present Society is projected. Its objects are as follows : — To afford facilities to its members for the safe and profitable investment of small savings. To assist its members, by advances, to purchaae freehold properties in localities of their own selection, either in town or country, To enable persons possessed of find to erect buildings thereon. To grant loans on the security of freehold or approved leasehold property. To grant loans to members on fche security of their scrip. To receive moneys on deposit. The Shares of the Society shall be of the value of Fifty Pounds each, and Half-Shares of the value of Twenty-five Pounds each. The Subscription to be paid on each Share shall be two shillings and sixpence per week ; and on each Half-Share one shilling and three-pence per week, until such subscriptions, with profit added, shall have reached the sum of Fifty Pounds and Twenty -five Pounds respectively. Each member, on admission, shall pay an entrance fee of one shilling per Share on each Share or Half -Sharo takon up. Any person wishing to borrow can do so at any time by taking up either a Half-Share or one or more Shares, paying a subscription for every Half-Share of two shillings per week, and for every whole Shara of four shillings per week until such subscriptions, with profit added, shall have reached the amount of the principal sum advanced in each case. No member to hold in his or her own right more than 100 shares. The main points of difference between the present proposed Society and those of a similar character, now in existence in Wellington, are as follows : — lst. It is established on lhe permanent principle. 2nd. The subscriptions are payable weelily or monthly, as may be desired, aud can bo paid afc the Society's Offices any day in the week between office hours. 3rd. The entrance fee is only ono shilling, instead of two shillings and sixpence, as usual. 4th. The Shares can be takeu up afc any time, either by Investors or Borrowers ; no auction sale of shares being held or premiums required from borrowers. sth. The Shares will be realiaod in a mueb shorter time than usual, it being- calculated that each Share will be realised in aboufc 6£ years. 6th. Ifc enables its borrowers to obtain so smull an amount as £25. 7th. The flues aro only aboufc one-half of those usually in force in similar Sacieties. Tho above facts will show tho extremely liberal character of the Society, and fche strong claim it haa upon the attention of both Inl vestors and Borrowers. 1 Applications for Shares, accompanied by fcho Entrance Fee of ono Shilling por share, 3 will be received by fche Secretary, afc his j" offices, WUh 8 streefc, until the 30th day of 1 April, when shareholders will be advised as to ■ tho date of payment of the first subscription. The Rules and Regulations will be ready for delivery afc an early day. Wellington, 31sfc Marcb, 1874.