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Daily Southern Cross, Volume I, Issue 10, 24 June 1843, Page 2

MESSRS. BROWN £ CAMPBELL Have received instructions from Messrs. Robinson & Dawson, to offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION, On Tuesday first, the 27th instant, at 11 j o'clock, at their Stores in Lower Queenstreet, their Whole Stock on hand, without reserve, consisting of — CROCKERY in Lots assorted convenient for Families, Cut Flint Glass— Wine Tumblers and Decanters of superior quality, Maori Pipes, — Garden Seeds, Tea Cannisters, Cotton Balls, &c, &c. Cigars, Large assortment of Boots and Shoes, — and Other Merchandize too numerous to mention. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY In the Town op Auckland. 'Title — Grant from the Crown. .MR. H. R. CRETNAY. HAS the honor to announce, that, he will put up to Sale by Auction, on Thursday next, 29th June, at 12 o'clock, at Hart's Hotel, the following important Town Properties, all now occupied, and in good repair. In .humble imitation of the Colonial Treasurer, the Auctioneer would describe this property as follows :—: — Section L Lot 1. A House in Chancerystreet, containing 3 rooms, with brick chimneys, and every desirable out-door conveniences. Lot 2. One ditto ditto Lot 3. One ditto ditto. "Lot 4. One ditto ditto. ' Section 2. Lot 1. The House well-known ■ ,&s the "Victoria Coffee House," at the '•corner of Chancery-street, (the celebrated Mangling Shop) containing great space and a convenient yard, with well, -and other advantages. Lot 2. One House in "Field's Lane," - adjoining the above. Lot 3. One ditto ditto. Section 3. Lot 1. One House in Highstreet, containing 3 rooms, with the advantage of yard, well, &c, at the back. Lot 2. One ditto ditto. Section 4. Lot 1. A House at the back of Chancery-street, containing 3 rooms, with all outdoor conveniences. Lot 2. One ditto ditto. Lot 3. One ditto ditto The attention of the Public is particularly called to these snug little properties, the proprietor of which, after laying out a very large sum of money upon their completion, is about leaving Auckland, for which reason only, they are to be sold. The central position of these properties gives them a certainty of constant occupation at a good rent, and any persons who consider themselves genuine denizens of Auckland, cannot possibly do better than become the proprietors of Town Property at the present moment of depression. This is not like the early period of the Colony, when every body was competing with his brother for a share of Land in the leading thoroughfares of the Town. But it is the precise moment when capital may be judiciously invested. The Auctioneer has the opportunity of offering to intending buyers, a liberal credit, •and as the whole property is entirely unencumbered, it will be only necessary that conveyances should be completed to the satisfaction of all parties, upon the fall of the hammer. If a purchaser should be inclined to offer for the whole of the above, the rental of -which would afford a snug and comfortable the Auctioneer is instructed to deal with him. Plans • of the above can be seen at the .Auctioneer's Rooms, in Queen -street, on, ,and after Monday, the 26th June. MR. HENRY R. CRETNAY WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, , At his Rooms-m Queen-street, on Tuesday next, the 27th June 1843, .at 11. o'clock, Various descriptions of Merchandize, consisting of — A QUANTITY of FLOUR, Ditto ditto . Coffee, Ditto ditto' " Sugar, Ditto ditto Rice, ■Decanters and- other Glassware, Ironmongery of various descriptions, ' Various articles of Perfumery, Stationery, and Books by the best authors, amongst which are m#ny Classical Works. White Lead in kegs of 285> and 56Jb, , Colonial Butter, .Porter in Draught and Bottle, .•$ t &>G. } etc., &c.