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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 3, Issue 141, 4 March 1848, Page 1

AUCTION SALES. LAND SALE. G ON N E L L & R ID IN G S WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At their Mart, Queen-street, at 12 o'clock, on Monday next, 6th March :—: — QEVERAL BUILDING ALLOTME NTS in Victoria-street, within a few yards of the Court House. 2 Building Allotments in Chapel-street, & 2 ditto in Hobson-street, each measuring 61 links frontage, and 126 links depth — being subdivisions of allotment No. 82 of section No. 18 of the Township of Auckland. A Cattle Run, consisting of 1436 acres of well watered land, with a sea frontage. ■ .Terms liberal. Title, grant from the ! Crown. Suburban Allotment No. 150, in the Parish of Takapuna, containing 45 acres, more or less. Suburban Allotment No. 158, in the same parish, containing 110acrcs,morc or less. Allotments No. 1, No. 31, No. 32, and No. 33, of section 42 of the Township of Auckland, ] ALSO, | Allotment No. 12, of section 43, containing 1 rood and 3 perches. „ „ 13, of same section, Ir. 7p. „ „ 14, ditto ditto — 39p. j and „ „15, ditto ditto Ir. 3p. These four allotments, situate in Freeman's Bay, are enclosed and under cultivation as a garden. There is a cottage upon one of the allotments. A boat creek I from Freeman's Bay runs into the garden. MR. D. NATHAN WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On Tuesday next, March 7th, at his ! Rooms, Shortland-street: — . J A N EXTENSIVE VARIETY* OF -<"■ MERCHANDIZE. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. Vide Placard. TO CAPITALISTS. ■pOR SALE, in whole or in part, the •*- estate of Victoria, at the Bay of Islands, comprising with some small exceptions, the whole of tho township, and including in all 3260 acres, more or less, on the banks of the river Waitangi. The above which is well known by every person acquainted with the Northern District, to be admirably adapted for the site of a town, could not fail to prove a most profitable investment for any person not requiring an immediate return for his capital. It is the natural outlet of the most fertile parts of the country, and in the necessary course of events must sooner or later become a place of great importance and population, a result which might be greatly accelerated by any person having capital to turn its natural advantages to account. In 1839 and 1840, before the establishment of the seat of Government at Auckland, and the consequent removal of a large part of the inhabitants of the neighbourhood of the Bay of Islands, about 6 acres were sold in allotments by Auction, at an average of £400 and £422 an acre. For further particulars, apply personally or by letter to Mr. Busby, the proprietor, at Victoria. DISSOL UTIONofPAR TNERSIIIP. HP HE Partnership hitherto existing be- «- tween the undersigned has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. James Allison, James Pollock. Witnesses — Andrew Hodge, David Hill. Auckland, Feb. 24th, 1848. NOTICE. ,-■*• James Allison, & Co., Blacksmiths, are requested to be paid to Mr. Hardy, Accountant. Auckland, March 2, 1848.