For Sale. FOR SALE, several Choice Native eserves in the Stewart Settlement at Katikati, from 50 'o 200%cres. Terms easy.--Apply to R. C. JORDAN, uctioneer aud Land Agent, Tauranga; Or, G. .V. STEWART, Katikati. riHEISTMAS PRESENTS! NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS ! Sewiitg Machines ! Sewing Machines ! The most useful and best to give. Eight reasons why A Machine you should buy, —At Dennes's : Ist. He has twentj different kinds. 2nd. He gives one month's free trial. Srd. He asks no security. 4th. You can exchange a Machine you don't like for one you do like. 6th. He charges nothing extra for six month's credit. 6th. He takes old Machines in part payment ior new ones. 7th. He is the Largest Importer in the Province. Bth. He will give a Limi -Light Entertainment to any Society free if the members find him one or more purchasers to the extent of 10 guineas. V&~ W. C. Dennes, having made fresh arrangements, begs to inform the public that he repairs all kinds of Sewing Machines upon the premises, expeditiously and cheaply. GREAT CENTRAL SEWING AND WASHING MACHINE DEPOT, Q UEEN-STKEET. MACHINE NEEDLES, of all kinds, 3d. each, or 2s. 6d. per dozen. i"F °: ot to | H -"■■ * V gq Has much pleasure to inform his £ _r_ friends, and the public in general, that he ™ M 2 3> HAS NOW OPENED H • ""3 CO his t-t a 2 < GREENGROCER, FRUITERER, g * AND GROCERY STORE, B l-\ OOBNEB OF gp 2 - t> g Victoria and Albert - streets, jh »-( td * _\ q F. C. Otto in inviting his friends and the H p3 public in general to come and patronise 2 f-\ him, promises to sell flrst-claBS Goods at £) Jrj the lowest possible cash prices, and give IS q every order prompt attention. ,_a O 0Q MR. MITCHEL, PITT-STREET, Auckland, begs to draw the attention of the public to his Choice Selection of PICTURES, FANCY GOODS. &c. Extensive Library. Terms moderate. N.B.—Book bought, sold, and exchanged. /CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS! F. FENTCN" wishing bis friends and patrons "A Merry Christina and a Hippy New Year.'' begs to fcnnounce th t he i' tends carrying out his former systt*m by supplying the public with first-class Goods at Cost Price :—Ubristma. Hums, from Is lb ; Flour, best, 71bs for is ; Kaisins. best, Od lb ; Currants, Hyd lb; Candied reel. Is Od lb ; Spice, Id packet; Jar Jam, Gd lb ; Tobacco, 3d plug or 3s lb; and every other article proportionately cheap. C39~ To pruvent inconvenience tbe public should make early purchases in consequence of the enormous pressure of business on previous occasions. FRANCIS FENTON, Market Corner, next to Hemus's Boot Shop, Queen-street. THE ONLY ONES IN THE COUNTRY. In GENTS' RINGB, just received, per Overland Mail. Call and see them—the Duke's Motto—at F. H. LEWiSSON, Jeweller, Queen-street, Auckland. HHENDERS 'RE QUI RED FOR DEBENTURES TO BE SOLD UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS ACT, 1875. Frasr Issue, £20,000. 'Tenders will be received at the Superintendent's Office, Auckland, until noon of MONDAY, the 20th day of December, 1875, from persons willing to jsurchuse Debentures to be sold by the Public Buildings Commissioners under the authority of the Public Buildings Act. 1875, and secured on the pieces of land set forth in schedule 2 of the said Act. The total amount proposed to be irsned at present is £20,000. The Debentures hear interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum payable half-yearly. The Principal to be repaid at par, by the application to annual drawings o' 1 per cent, sinking Fund. The Debentures will be issued in amounts of £100 each Part of the property upon which the Debentures are charged is at p e sent leased, and produces an annual income of £1609 per annum, being sufficient to cover the Interest and Sinking Fund on the amount of Debentures now proposed to be issued. A portion of the old Supreme Court Site remains to be leased, together with other valuable rroperties. No more Debentures will be issued Until the rents ! equal the annual charge lor Interest and Sinking : Fund. Tenders to state the amount proposed to be given for each Debenture of £100. G. GREY, Superintendent. I SHicmjDTß 2 to Public Buii/omas Act, showing i THE PROPERIY I.S WHICH 2HE DEBENTURKS WILL BE SkUEEJ), City of Auckland: 1. Lots 1. 2, 3, and 4 of section 15, known as the Old Supreme Cf urt Site, area three roods and twenty-eight perches. 2. Allotment No 12, of sec'ion 4, containing one rood and one perch ; bhortland Crescent. 3. Allotment No 16. of section 7, containing one rood thirty-seven perches; Shortland Crescent. 4. Allotment No 8, of section 15, containing one rood and three perches ; Queen-street. 5. Allotments Nos 7, 8> 9, and 10, of section 9, containing one loed and thirty-aix perches ; Symonds-street, Uavelock-street, and Wyna-hftm-s reet. 6. The western portion of allotment No 17a, of section 4, containing thirteen perches ; Bankstreet. 7. Allotment No 1, of section 81, containing two roods and sixteen perches, situated in Mechanics' Bay (occupied by Sash and Door Factory) Suburbs ot Auctlaud : 8. Allotment No 21a, of section 11, containing seven acres and one rood ; on road ' from Prince Albert Hotel to ureat South Road. 9. Part of llotment No 13, of section 12, containing fourteen acres and 36 perches; Onehunga n.oad 10.. Allotment No 7a. of section 12, containing filty-three acies ; Panmure and Great South Road. 11. Allotment' No 17a, of section 12, containing twenty-seven acres and twenty-three perches; Barp of Erin Road. 12. Allotment No 14a, of sec'ion 12. containing four acres and one rord; Harp of iirin Kotd. 13. Alio'ment No 24, of sect-'on C , containing 40 acres ; Epsom Road. 14. Part of section No 98 containing two acres two roods and twenty-nine perches ; Mechanics' Bay, adjoining Domain. 15. Allotment No 41, of section 3, containing twelve acres, excepting such portion thereof as may be conveyed by law to Her Majesty the Queen for the purposes, and subject to the provisions of "The Public Domain Act, I860;" site of Hos vital Buildings, new [and old • - 16. Part of allotment No 1, of section 99, containing thr. c acres and six perches; Mechanics' . Bay. Parish of Takanuna: 17. Allotments Kos 14,15.16,17, and 20, containi ■ trigone hundred and two acres one rooa and I ,yi twenty-four perches;, North Shore, near I: Stokes Point. ,
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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1823, 18 December 1875, Page 1
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