Levin Small Farm Allotments

Explanation of Land Purchase Types and the laws in force at the time of the sales.

Explanation of terms:

• Village Homestead Special Settlements
• Special-settlement Associations
• Homestead Lands
• Small Grazing-runs
• Pastoral Leases

Township lands - Block XVII section 11 - Block XVIII section 27

Horowhenua Village Settlements
- Levin Block: Section 3 - 4

Small Farm Allotments - Leases - Applications: 7755 - 8124

Small Farm Allotments - Leases - Application: 8128

Small Farm Allotments - Cash Lands - Applications 7743 - 8127

Township Lands - Applications 8103 - 8426

Township Lands - Applications 8616 - 8635

Village Allotments - Applications 9331, 9561, 11062

Village Allotments - Application 11062 continued

Levin Township Sections - Applications 9136 - 9386

Levin Township Sections - Applications 11250 cont. - 1427

Perpetual Lease 1847

Deferred Payment Ledger - Levin Village Settlement

Supporting Documents:

Description:

Block I Waiopehu Survey District - Formerly Horowhenua No. 2 block.

Surveyed by A.E. Ashcroft and T.L. Humphries - December 1888.

NOTICE is hereby given that sixty-three Sections in the Horowhenua Block, near Levin Rail­way Station, comprising 2,700 acres Rural and 435 acres Suburban; Two Sections in Wairoa District compris­ing 1,100 acres ; 6,800 acres in the Maungakaretu Block; 12,600 acres in the Otamakapua Block, adjacent to the Pemberton Special Settlement; and Five Sections in the Mangaone District at the back of Hastwell Vil­lage, comprising 1,700 acres, will be offered for application at this office on TUESDAY, March 19th, 1889.

Also, 218 Sections, comprising 59 acres, in the township of Levin, Hor­owhenua Block, will be submitted to public auction on THURSDAY, 21st March, 1889, at 10 a.m. Plans, &c., can be seen at this office, and at all Railway Stations and Post Offices in this District.

J. W. A. MARCHANT,

Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Crown Lands Office,

Wellington, February 18, 1889.

A HEALTHY SIGN.

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DISPOSAL OF GOVERNMENT SECTIONS.

[Per PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, March 20.

There was a great rush for the Govern­ment sections thrown open this week. In all about 25,000 acres were offered in various parts of the Province, of which some 13,000 were taken up. The pick of the land was the Horowhenua block of 3700 acres, on the Manawatu line, the only land which the Government had left between here and the Manawatu river. The soil is good, and the position advan­tageous ; and consequently there was enor­mous competition. Of 63 sections all but 15 were immediately applied for, and these will go in a day or two. For the 48 sections there were no less than 470 appli­cants. The other blocks were offered principally to ease the rush on the Horowhenua selections, and it was not expected that they would be all taken up. The eagerness of the settlers to secure small holdings is considered a very healthy sign.

NOTICE is hereby given that Suburban Sections 44, 45, 47, 48, 50, 51, 53, 54, 56, 57, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, Levin Village Settlement, will be offered under Village Homestead Special Settlement conditions at Levin, on the 2nd March 1892.

Full particulars will be published shortly.

JOHN H. BAKER,

Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Distrist Land Survey Office,

Wellington, 2nd February, 1892

MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. are favoured with instructions from F. .. Stuckey, Esq., of Levin, to sell by public auction, as above, the undermen­tioned VALUABLE TOWNSHIP, SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY PROPER­TIES:-­

36 MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SECTIONS in the TOWN OF LEVIN, varying in area from ONE QUARTER - ACRE to HALF AN ACRE.

These sections are part of the Subdivi­sion of Suburban Sections Nos. 30 and 31 on the plan of the town.

Sixteen of the sections, containing together 6a 1r 24p, being the subdivision of section 30, will be offered first in one lot, and if not then sold will be offered separately.

The remaining seventeen sections being the subdivision of section 31 will be offered separately.

The whole of these sections were specially selected when the Town of Levin was laid out. They are close to the railway station, and a Government Post Office is now about to be erected on por­tion of the subdivision.