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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 16, 5 August 1843, Page 1

MR. HENRY R. CRETNAY WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On Moxdav next, the 7th August, 1843 at the "Royal Hotel, "immediately aftei the sale of Horses, Carriages, Drays, &c.. the following MERCHANDISE i Burton Ale in Barrels, English Seed Wheat and Oats, Derwent Hay, A quantity of Bran, A Miscellaneous Assortment of Toys trith sundry other Goods to close Various Consignments. Terms : — Cash, and no Reserve. GENERAL MERCHANDIZE, Rice, Butler, Sherry, Ironmongery, §c. A 1 R. HART begs to announce that ho 1 -* J - has been instructed to offer for sale, on Tuesday next, (8th inst.,) at 11 o'clock precisely, in the Large Room at the Exchange Hotel : — Rice, Knives and Forks, Butter, Ironmongery, Sherry (choice), Furniture, consisting of Hats, Sofa, Chairs, &c. Corn, AtfD A very pretty five-oared Gig or Wherry. Terms at time of Sale. A POSITIVE SALE. {Rare chance for the industrious Man.) JV/T R- HART has received instructions to ltl - offer by Public Auction, without the least reserve, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock precisely, in the Large Room at the Exchange Hotel, the following desirable properties : — Lot 1. Comprises a very choice allotment of Land at Richmond, being on the high -road to Manakau, and bounded by a street 65 feet wide, and called Auckland-st., so that this allotment has two frontages, and is so situated, ns to form one of the prettiest sites along this favored line of road for a residence, or for small cottages, and as it is positively to be sold to the highest bidder, offers inducements for purchasers, not every day to be met with. • Lot 2. Is a delightful little Farm of four and a^half acres, all cleared, fenced in, and ready for the plough. There is nearly an acre of land - laid out as a Garden. On the ground is A YERY PRETTY TlIREE ROOMED COTTAGE, With French. Windows, Kitchen, Fowl house Piggery, a Well of Water close to the house, &c, &c. ' . . This property is one of the most desiFablo out of Auckland ; the very fact of its being the high road to Manukau, is a sufficient guarantee that however bad times may bo * now, it will in a short time realize its lucky" purchaser several hundred per cent. . To those who wish to seize -this opportuj nitj to make money, an early attendance is requested. Tebms at Time of Sale. ?* ■ **"""' MESSRS^BROWN & CAMPBELL ' "I>EG to announce, that they have received •*-* instructions to s sell the undermentioned .valuable properties, — and if not disposed of privately, wjll be offered for sale by auction at an jjarlyrflate.^ 1st. — That wf&ly erected and most elegantly finished Shop in Shortland Crescent, next to the "Exchange Hotel," the ground on which it stands has 25 feet frontage to the Crescent, and 60 feet to Field's Lane, the Shop is 19 feet by 28, shelved, countered and finished off in the first style. In the rear of the allotment there is a four-poctned Cottage fronting Field's Lane, which will be sold along with the above, or separately. 2nd. — That allotment of land, being the corner of Victoria Street and Victoria Quadrant, with the Cottage thereon erected, consisting of four rooms, the two front lined throughout. - • Purchasers inclined to treat for the above properties will find the teroas^ liberal. August 4, 1843.