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Auckland Star, Volume XII, Issue 3555, 30 December 1881, Page 4

~;.';,/ ■ " i AUOtlOllB, "moBTOAY, JANUARY 9. X fit E PXJKii^HB SALE, GON§EQUENT on itsufallmg on the Race Day, will bo hold the following Mondoy, DUi Jauuary. * ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY £5. IJIPORTANT SALE OF PORE-BRED PEDIGRIsE STUD STOCK, mUE undersigned has received lustruc tiona Iroiu tho Auckland Agricultural Company (lato Maolonn and Co.) to soil, at PenTOße. wlthBiiieservo, oWwodnOSday, |anuarf 35*?is|| •Wnoon, »•' Mowing" Pur«-bf6d Podlgreo ' JbO Sheailins Uncqln Rama -I- J""i( ' <* - ■ * / ■ - 60i Bhourtlng Lolooator Rams " WJBhearllng Lincoln Ewes " 850 ffiibarUngXelcostor Ewes ," * And, at the same tlmo, will be ofTerod, 80 POre-brorftHerefoxd Pedigree Cows and , ■■■ Ueifers. ■ '■' ■•'■ • ——- • .'. ■'* 'Jptn wforonoo to tho'abov*,stook, Messrs Maoloan and Co.'s Flook h«»,*f« upwards of •birty yoara, haa an established reputation for purity of breed, they having started with and . used Imported raalea'antf lemaloa selected from me very best Hooks in England, and this remark equally applies to the 'Th% Herefrods are, first-class animals, brod (tnm tho most faahlanable strains procurable in SSgland, |fad aro only olfered for salo In oon■oqnencoot continued applications from gentlemen deslnfos to add some of these celebrated ■ temoteatothel^ierdi,, .; s ■'■■' ■*!-, • j^ Catalogues iooe had from the AuouMeet. . ,i ■■~:,, !tWEIiWISKA£I]L [j, ~. --^ FBIDAY, JANCAKY 13. - »^faaPsa AYMAR XE T. COMFORfABLE HOM»STEAD. f BIOKSALJi, at th% Haymarkct, on Frii JP day, January 13, The Farm belonnlng to Mr Glovor.whols residing upon it, situate at tho upper end of Papuknra Valley, near tho Tureuiga, Crock, containing 18i acres, 11)0 acres of whioh are In grass, romaindor forest and scrub. There is a good Sovon-roomod Dwellinghouse, with aU nßCoß|*ry out-buildings, and about an acre in orohard and garden. For further particulars, apply to Mr Glover, on the property. ALFRED BUCKLAND. -, TUESDAYS. THE H A V M A R X E T, SALE OF WOOL, "SHEEPSKINS, lUUKS, and TALLOW, eaoh OCuesday.lat Uo'olook.; ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' £2000 W°RTHOF ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, FLOWER POTS, PIANOS, CLOCKS, MATS, LOOKING GLASSES, &0,, ■ &c, &c. Landing, ex Coromandcl, E, & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction the above, as soon as landed. ■ ,'. Full particulars In future Issue. - W. S. OOCHBAHE] LJAS. DAOBS MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1882. PROPERTIES, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET, YINCfiNT-SIREET, DEVONPORT, HTIRANGI, RIVERHEAD. mHE Subscribers will>ell, at their Rooms, XI Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 23rd January, at ■ 12 o'clock, by order of the Bzeoutors ot the Batata of tho late Jeremiah Casey, CUBTOM-HOOBE-STREET-Lot 41, Seotlon 2, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 30 foot by 100 toot deep, with right to party wall; held underlease for 99 years from Ist February, 1860, at a rental of one shilling a-year. ,VINCBNT-BTREET-Lot 27.8eotion 28, City Of Auokland, having a frontage of 100 links, by SOU links and 191 links in depth, with Comfor- ' Itablo COTTAGE (erected thereon, as now occupied by Mr O, Marks DEVONPORT-Lota 7 and 3 of Allotment 26, Section 2, Takapuna, having a frontage of 91 • feet to Mount Victoria Road and 81 feet to the Flagstaff Resorve, by a depth of 232 feet; on this allotment Is erected a flrst-claea Family Residence of 9raoms, with bath-room, out-build-ngs, &0., complete and in good order; there is a never-falling well and tanks for 2,000 gallons ; the grounds (which are volcanic) ate thoroughly drained and well laid out in gardens, orchard oonoretopaths.&o. TITERANGI—AIIotmont 67. Parish of Walkomitl, contalniflg 40 acres, situate near the railway "ilno. ' IUVKRHICAD-Lota 6 to. 13, Seotloa 1, £ub allotment 75. Parish of Paramoremo, containing about half aa.aoro, having a largo frontage to tha Wnitomata •Harbour. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . . ■ Auctioneers. ~A SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. ELLERSLIB. Immediately after tho arrival of the 2 p.m. Train trom Auckland, EL,LEI!s L, I E GARDENS, ALLOTMENTS, &C, &C, &C. X O. GREENWOOD HAS' received instructions from Robert Graham, Esq., to sell by auotlon on Saturday, tha 7th January, 1882, on the Grounds, Kllerßlle, immediately atter the arrival of the 2 p.m. train from Auckland, The following Valuable Properties :~ . KLLKKSLIK GARDENS — Tho well-known and oholdely laid out grounds known as the KUersUe Gardens, and containing about 291 acres rloh volcaulo land, The Gardens are in good order, and in every way adaptable for pleasure grounds, no monoy having been spared in tho erootlon and making: Snmmer-houses, - Grand-stands, Racecourses, Fountains, Grotto?, Orchards, Flower-beds, Baths, &c, &c. (at a cast ta tho ownor of ovor ten thousand pounds Btorlliiß). The whole ot the Gardens will be offered? in one line, thereby affording a rare ohanco to capitalists, as apart from the use of tho Gardens as pleasure grounds, the whole of the boundary of the property oan be cut up and ■"t&SM&S&BT. 08, 69, 70. 72. 7S. 70, SO x 31, at Ellerslie, having a frontage to RobertBttreet* Lots 51, 52, 53, and 51, having frontage to ■ Lot 121 a* 122,123,121, having frontage to AmyBtnet and Russell Crescent. Lots 108,109.110, 111, and 112, having frontage to Panmnre Road. These are some of the choicest building allotments in the vlolnity of Auckland. This comprises all the unsold allotments In the Ellerslie Township. The well-known Farm at Te Puru, near Grahamstown, containing about 80 acres of choice land, having frontage to tho sea coast, mostly improved, fenced, and in gross, Cottage, &c, at present let to a good tenant. Three Farms at Mangawharu, Walkiito, near Mosirs McLenn and Co.'h farm, Palroa, adjolnlne Messrs Morrin and Hume's farm, accessible by good roads. Thla Is, without exception, some of the finest land in the Waikato; partly Improved; grass, good orohard, &o. Lot No. 191, with Cottage, having a frontage to Abraham-street; Qrahamstown. ALBERTLAND-U Allotments, situated in the Parish ot Oruawharo, belpg lota 2, 3, and;! of Hoction No. 1. a BUbdirision into sections of Ots and part ot allotments 170. Kasy terms can be miulo. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. B. TOHKS 5f O. CAEK B. D, TOHKS THURSDAY, JANUARY 5\ fiREA.T SALE OF PIANOS. B. TONKS & CO. ■ WILL sell, on Thursday, tho sth of January, at 11 o'clock, 1 BLACK AND GO L D OVERSTRUNG UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by R. Llpp andßohn 1 Walnut do do do do do 1 Walnut Piano, with brass tuning plate; a One instrument by Ascherborg and Co. 6 Walnut Crous-utfung Iron-framed Pianos, by Edward Solllar 8 Walnut and Gold Double Overstrung Pianos, Iron Frames, by Neumoyer 2 Blnok nnd Gold do ..do do do B American Walnut Chock-aotlon and extra Iron Bolts, by Bord 1 Italian Walnut No. 7, by Bord i An do No. 3, do , AT;-A^lpß|!^ DA sTE. Paddle Stcamet'OKHr OF CORK, • , Screw Stearaor KIN A, Twin-screw Steata*) lil^Y anitGEMINI. ■ Bj. .& AfPJaAAOS HAVE tctoived ,fcajnractioa» to selL by Ruotlratfi«mj!a>fydttto, . Tho above WBttltNOWN' feIKAMBRB _ ttii property ot tho Kalpaca Stoamahlu Ccmpuny. • " K. & A,"ISAACS, ;v nloroniwite an*rAuotionee"B. •