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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 19
twenty-five miles south of the town of New Ply-
mouth. A good metalled road, being part of the
main coast-line from Hawera to New Plymouth,
forms the eastern boundary of the block. The land
is level and open, well watered, and fertile.
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase-money
to be paid on application, and the balance to the
Receiver of Land Revenue at New Plymouth within
one calendar month from date of application, other-
wise the deposit will be forfeited, and the contract
for the sale of the land thenceforth be null and void.
Crown-grant fees to be paid on completion of the
purchase. In the event of two or more applications
for the same land being made on the same day, the
upset price at which such land shall be put up at
auction shall be the price stated above.

The village lands, Warea, being part of Parihaka
Block, and fronting on main road, are now open for
application, on deferred payments, at the Land
Offices, Carlyle, Hawera, and New Plymouth. Size
of sections, from 1 to 50 acres each.

C. A. WRAY,
Commissioner of Crown Lands for the West
Coast Land District (North Island).

Waimate Plains.

Principal Land Office,
Carlyle, 1st March, 1881.

THE under-mentioned Crown lands will be sold by
day of April next, at the upset prices noted here-
under.

BUSH LAND.

Description of the Bush Lands, upon Immediate
Payments. These 28 sections, comprising about
3,655 acres of forest land, lie on the west bank of the
Waingongoro River, and inland of the Waimate
Plains, of which they are the continuation, the land
being one continuous level or easy slope from the
sea backwards for about fifteen miles. From Manaia
and Okaiawa, on the open plains, roads are now being
opened up to this land, and similarly other road-
lines are being cleared to give access to the railway-
line from Waitara and New Plymouth, which is now
open to Eltham Station, within about a mile of the
block. The continuation of the railway to Hawera
is now under construction; it skirts the land for
three miles, and when completed the distance by rail
to Hawera will be eight to ten miles. With the
exception of a few rata, the bush is mostly soft
woods and other light timber, and is easily cleared.
The country is well watered, and is admirably adapted
for conversion into grass lands.
Lithograph plans of the land may be obtained at
any of the land offices in the colony.

OPEN LAND.
The following sections of open land in the Wai-
mate Plains proper will be offered at the same time
and place, at an upset price of £4 per acre;—

Block VII.: Section 31, 92 acres; Section 32, 103
acres.

C. A. WRAY,
Commissioner of Crown Lands for the West
Coast Land District (North Island).

Wellington Land District.-Sale of Land of Special
Value.

Crown Lands Office,
Wellington, 10th March, 1881.

IT is hereby notified that the following sections of
Crown land situated in the Pahiatua Forty-Mile
Bush, and in the Kairanga and Arawaru Survey
Districts, Palmerston and Fitzherbert, will be open
to purchase, on application, at the Land Office, Wel-
lington, on Monday, the 18th April. Twenty-five per
cent. cash with the application, the balance within
one month.

Jos. G. HOLDSWORTH,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

SCHEDULE.
PAHIATUA BLOCK, FORTY-MILE BUSH.
Cash Payments.