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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 259, 19 April 1878, Page 17

SATURDAY, 20th APRTL, At 2 o'clock sharp. Unreserved Sale of Freehold Suburban allotments. TOWNSHIP OV SUNNY DALE. Situate on the sunny side of the North- East Valley, close by the Schoolhouse, and almost opposite the township of Selwyn. M<LANDRE«£, HEPBURN, and CO., have received instructions from Captain Baldwin to sell by auction at their Rooms, Manse-street, on Saturday the 20th April at 2 o'clock, The Township of Sunny Dale, subdivided into convenient allotments, suitable for villa sites, suburban residences, and working men's homes. Very little is necessary by way of description of the above township ; the property speaks for itself. It is situated in the centre of the Valley, surrounded by houses and settled townships. It is within a stone's tlirow of the Government School, which is one of the best conducted schools in the Province. It is easily accessible now by means of cabs, and will be shortly still more so by means of a tramway. Inquiries of old residents will show that it is one of the sunniest spots in all the Valley, the larfjo level flat in front, and the depression iii the hill at the back of the opposite township of Selwyn, giving it the full advantage of the evening sun to a late hour. The land itself is unbroken and gently undulating, so that every allotment is available for building. It should be borne in mind that all the sections beyond, as far as Browne's Junction Hotel, have been already cut iip into townships, and also that of the few remaining sections betwixt it and Dunedin but one or two at most can be cut up for years to come. Intending purchasers, whether they be mechanics, or clerks, or investors should remember that few places, are so accessible at any hour of the day by means of cheap conveyance, and such property is now becoming rare in the neighbourhood of Dunedin, that it must yearly improve in value as the city -and suburbs extend and are brought into contact with the heart of the railway system by means of the tramway. Briefly, then, the township of Sunny Dale recommends itself to purchasers for the following reasons :—: — Its convenient and beautiful situation Its sunny aspect Its proximity to a good school Its accessibility to town Its adaptibility for building purposes Its certain yearly rise in value. Terms :—£s: — £5 a section deposit ; balance, extending over three years. Lithographed plans can be had at the office of the Auctioneers ; Baldwin and Ashcrofl. Old Uuivwsily Buildings ; or King's Store. North-East Valley.