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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 18, 19 August 1843, Page 2

Unreserved Sale OF FURNITURE. MR. CRETNAY has received positive instructions from the Proprietor, a Gentleman leaving Auckland, to offer for Sale by Auction, without Reserve, at his Rooms, Queen -street, on Thursday next, 24th August, 1843, at 12 o'clock, the follow- j in" 1 description of EXCELLENT FURNITURE, viz. : — A Grand Piano Forte, j Cedar Tables, . I Ditto Chairs, cane bottomed, Book Shelves, j Press, Office Pigeon holes, I Silver Inkstand, Brass and other Fenders, Parlour Lamps,. Writing Desks, One handsome clock, in glass case, Fowling Pieces, Kitchen Utensils, and Various other articles of Useful Furniture. AFTER WHICH, 10 Volumes of London Cyclopedia, very handsomely bound. A S URBAN FARM. ■ No Reserve. MR. CRETNAY has been instructed to Sell by Auction, at his Rooms, Queen-street, on Thursday next, tho 24th August, 1843, at 12 o'clock, without tho least Reserve, A SUBURBAN FARM, Containing about 5h Acres, being part of allotment 114, situated to the South West of Mount Eden, 2\ miles from Auckland, the greater j portion of this land has been broken up for a Garden, and contains a quantity of Vegetables, and about 700 of American Peach Trees. On the land is erected a very substantial House, 22 by 14 feet, with stone chimney, and every thing complete ; in the yard is an excellent welt of water, and outhouses built of stone, — and to persons requiring a comfortable Homestead, the Auctioneer would particularly recommend it — the neighbourhood is well known to be ono of the best Runs for Cattlo and Sheep in tho Colony. Title— Grant from the Crown. TO GOVERNMENT OFFICERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS. IVfR- CRETNAY has received instruc- -!-'•*• tions to bring to the Hammer, at his Rooms, Queen-street, on Thursday, the 24th August, 1843, at 12 o'clock, A HOUSE AND GROUND Situated on the Hill beyond Mechanics' Bay, commanding one of the most extensive and pretty views to bo seen in the vicinity of Auckland, in fact, the whole of and approach to -Auckland, both seaward and from the country, can be seen from the Parlour „ Windows of the House. The Auctioneer will morely add tho Description of this Property, and leave to a discerning Public to judge of the propriety of becoming the purchaser of such eligible property, they will know that in a very short time such property as is now described will be invaluable. — The Dimensions of the allotment are 50 feet fronting Elizabeth-street, with a depth of 146 feet, the whole of which is substantially fenced in, the ground laid out in a Garden, and is in a high state of cultivation The Dimensions of the House are 20 feet by 18 feet, with French Doors, Verandah, and Double Brick Chimney — the House lined throughout — in the yard there are Outhouses, with every other convenience.