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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1018, 31 March 1857, Page 2

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MANUKAU.

' M R. II ANSARD IIa»> been favoured with the ii^tiuctiousof Major Greenwood, in order to olo&c the accounts of the property previous to his departure for England, To Sell by Public Auctioa, Without Reserve, This Day, the 3lst inst, at 12 o'clock, at his New Rooms, adjoining Mr. T. Somervillo's, opposite Mr. Barley's, Queen-street. THE following Six Lots, subdivisions of the well known valuable property on the East Bank of Little Muddy Creek, Mauukau, viz. — Contents. a. R. r. No. 2b' having frontage to the Manukau 7 2 29 25 at the rear of above 4 0 9 24 having frontage to the Manukau 10 0 32 • 22 " "51 34 21 " '-9 2 25 20 " "920 The other subdivisions of this property havo been sold at £5 per acreALSO, An EBTATE of Five hundred and twelve acres of splendid Forest Land, situated at Big Muddy Creek, MANUKAU, adjoining Mr. Johnson's.

Little Muddy Creek.

MR. HANSARD

Is also favoured with the instructions of ifrajor Greenwood, to sell by Public Auction, TOTS DAY, THE 31st INSTANT, at 12 o'clock, at his new Rooms, adjoining Mr. T. Somervillc's, opposite Mr. Barley's, Queenstreet, IfORTY - FOUR ACRES on Little Muddy -*- Creek, Manukau (part of No. 309), adjoining the homesteads of Haslep, Cole)-, McAuley, Bremmer, and Mi. McPike's property. Plans and dcsciiptidhs of the above properties may be seen at the Auctioneer's offices. PAE &TELL. MR. HANSARD, Will Sell by Public Auction, THIS DAY, the 3 1st instant, at his New Rooms, Queenstreet — TWO CAPITAL ALLOTMENTS, each 33 ■*- feet frontage to the Parnell Road, between the Wesleyan Chapel and the residence of Mr. P. H. King. . Plans to be seen at the Auctioneer's Office. Terms — One-fouith cash ; remainder at ten per cent, for two or three years. DEUEY, PAPAKUHA. MR. HANSARD,

Will Sell by Auction, at his New Rooms, Queenstreet, This Day, the 31st instant —

rpHE pick allotment of this Village, having a J- deep water fi outage to Slippery Creek. j Also, — Allotment No. 2, of the same Village. 4Jso,— Allotment No. 8, of the Village of Papakura, having a frontage to the Road, and being next but one to the new store. CLENDON'S GHAOT. ] MR. HANSARD, Is favoured with instructions to offer for sale, by public auction, at his New Rooms, Queenstreet, This Day, the 31st instant, — 100 ACRES of LAND, part of Clomlon's L\J\J Q rant) Papakura, situated between the properties of Mr. Boon and Miss Clendon. Plan and terms at the Auctioneer's office. matakana! MR. HANSARD, Will sell by Auction, at his New Rooms, Queenstreet, This Day, the 31st instant, — A FINE FARM (originally selected by and granted to Mr. Robert Potts), of 110 acres, on the Matakana River, approachable by a large boat. Terms and plan at the office. Valuable Suburban Lot. M 11 . HANSARD Is instructed to sell by Auction, This Day, (Tuesday,) the 31st instant, at bis New Rooms, Queen-street, AN Allotment of Land containing about One Acre, part of No. 13, of Section 10; Suburbs of Auckland. This piece of land forming the corner of two roads to Mount Albert and Cabbage Tree Swamp, nearly opposite to Mr. McEllwainc's, is very advantageously situated for any local public building. Upset price £35.

Preparatory Boarding School for Boys. FROM six years and under, to ten years of age conducted by the Rev. E. Thomas, of Greystreet. Terms per quarter ,£7 0 0 " per annum 25 0 0 To be paid in advance. The strictest attention will be given to the Children's health and morals. P.S. — Quarter begius on the 6th of April. MISS CHRISTOPHER'S ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. VACANCIES FOX BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. Tinnrs on Application. Quarter commences Monday, April Bth. Auckland Land Association No. 2, NOTICE TO MEMBERS. rpHE General Half-Yearly Meeting of the Mem- -*• bers of this Association will be held on Monday Evening next, the sW\ April, at 8 o'clock, in the Hall of the Auclcland Mechanic's Institute, for the purpose of receiving the accounts and statements directed in Law No. 26, and for the election of officers for the ensuing y-'ar. Albert W. Hansard, Secretary A. L. A. No. 2