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Daily Southern Cross, Volume I, Issue 22, 16 September 1843, Page 1

SALES BY AUCTION. VAL XI ABLE TOWN& SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS, By Order of the Proprietor. MESSRS. NATHAN % JOSEPH -Are instructed by the Proprietor TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT their Mart, Shortland Crescent, On Tuesday, Sept. 19th, at 12 o clock precisely, the following VALUABLE PROPERTIES— LOTL 0T I—An1 — An Allotment in Prince-street, adjoining the Bank, on which is erected an excellent House, containing seven Roomsi with Stable, and other out v - * Offices. This allotment has a frontage to Prince-street of 96 feet, with a depth of 119 feet, and is substantially fenced. This property is adapted either for a private family of respectability, or for a boarding house. " 2 — An Allotment with 2 Cottages, containing 3 Rooms each, now letting at £2fr per annum, has 96 feet frontage to Bank-street, and a depth of 50 feet. « 3 — A House and Ground now in the occupation of Wm. Young, Esq., 45 feet frontage, and 66 feet deep. " 4 — An Allotment in Prince-street, with a frontage of 45 feet by 66 feet depth. " s—An5 — An Allotment in Prince-street, with a frontage of 45 feet by 66 feet depth. " G — An AHotment with a frontage to Short-street of 60 feet, and frontage to Jermyn-street of 60 feet. " 7 An Allotment with a frontage to Short-street of 56 feet, with a depth of 87 feet. v " B—An8 — An Allotment with a frontage of 20 feet to Queen-street, adjoining the residence of Mr. O'Neil. j " 9 — A Suburban Allotment containing! Five Acres, beautifully situated in Cooper's Bay, with an extensive Sea Frontage, on which is an excellent Dwelling House, with a well stocked Garden, and Shrubberies, an enclosed Paddock laid down with Clover and Grass Seed. The House contains two Sitting and six excellent Bed Rooms, with Kitchen, Storehouse, Laundry, Stable, and other out Buildings. •' 10 — An Allotment of about One Acre, a part of Suburban Allotment 85, adjoining the Estate of Kill Cooly. - LIST OF HORSES. One six year old Gelding "Toby." A superior Saddle Horse. One Grey Arab Mare, nearly thorough bred. One Bay Mare, broken in to the Saddle, four years old— out of Grey Arab Mare by an imported Horse. One Filly, two years old, out of Grey Arab Mare by Mr. Clarkes celebrated Horse. One two years old Colt, out of a Bay Mare — out of Mr. Davis Horse at Waimate. One Yearling Foal out of Grey Arab Mare, by the celebrated Black Horse "Lucifer." Two Superior Timor Ponies, trained to Side Saddle. Two very beautiful two years old Fillies, out of Timor Ponies by a high bred imported Horse. One Grey Mare, aged. These really important properties are so well known as not to require any more detailed notice from the Auctioneers ; indeed, whether viewed as permanent investments or as speculations for immediate returns and profits, they present the best opportunity that has yet been offered of realizing fortunes at a Sale by Auction. The outlay expended, and the taste displayed iv the improvements of these valuable properties, are such as to command public attention. And the Auctioneers feel satisfied they will ensure a full attendance of Buyers. The plans and all other particulars can be obtained on application at the OfiiGe of the Auctioneers. Terms at Time of Sale. Auckland, Sept. 15, 1843.