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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 40, 20 January 1844, Page 1

SALES BY AUCTION. MR. H. R. C RET NAY HAS RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Thursday next, the 25th Janjuary, 1844, at his Rooms, Queen-street, at 12 o'clock, a Variety "of MERCHANDIZE, consisting of — T> ED- ROOM Looking Glasses of various ■*■* sizes, A quantity of Drapery Goods, Furniture, Butter, — Candles, — Coffee, Wine Glasses, Sherry "Wine in Bottles, Pitt Saw Files, Carpenters Tools, Cases Sparkling Champaigne Cyder,l doz. each, With sundry other articles, SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS. MR. ft. R. CRETNAY Begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has been instructed to sell by Auction at his Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday next, 25th January, 1844, — TPWO very valuable Suburban Building ■*- and Garden Allotments, situate upon the Manakau Road, close to the residence of F, Whjtaker, Esq., and having the advantages of abutting upon the Bridle Road leading %o Judge's Bay and the Estates of His Honor the" Chief Justice and the Attorney General ; they are only one minute's walk from Mechanic's Bay, but much more advantageously situated, commanding a de1 lightful view of the Harbour and the Town. I Every day some of the neighbouring Allotments are being taken up as VILLA RESIDENCES By the Gentry of Auckland ; and there can be no doubt but that in a few months inch of these and the surrounding Allotments will be so much in demand as very much to increase their value. Both Allotments have 23 feet frontage with a depth of 10*0 feet. Lot No. 1, has a frontage to two Roads. Lot No. 2, has upon it a neat weatherboarded Cottage 16 feet by 12, with brick chimney, six pannel doors, and many conveniences. Both Allotments are securely fenced. — Terms at Sale. Title, Government Grant. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE . TO $E SOLD OR LET. A BEAUTIFUL Suburban Allotment containing about four acres ; originally part of the Government Domain. There is a newly erected Verandah Cottage of five rooms, papered and finished off with every regard to comfort. There is a large Garden in a forward state, sheltered by a belt of wood on the property, which commands an uninterrupted view to seaward, as well as to the inland (Jistricts, stretching towards Maraitai, Papakura, &c., &c, it has frontages to three of the leading country roads, being a corner allotment, and is esteemed by all to be the most picturesque spot ever yet sold by the Government. For further particulars apply to BROWN & CAMPBELL. Auckland, Dec. 29, 1843. STRAYED from the East side of the Tamaki, One Bullock and Two Heifers marked Whoever will give such information at this Office as shall lead to their recovery, shall be handsomely rewarded. Auckland, Jan. 18, 1844. EX «ITJJ N A" "PLOUR and BISCUIT on Sale at the *- Stores of W. S. GRAHAME. Fort-street, 19th January, 1844.