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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XX, Issue 2305, 9 December 1864, Page 2

Public Auction "Sales.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. JMTOETANT SALE or CITY LEASEHOLDPKOPEBTY. MX. SAMUEL COCHRANE WTLL SELL BY AUCTION, ox MONDAY, 19th DECEMBER NEXT, Syt LEASEHOLD BUILDINa ALLOTMENTS. On the most Central Site on Ponsonby Road, *nd top of Hepburn Street, commanding an unrivalled view of the IJaiboiii' and its approaches, The&e allotments are in the centre of a rapidly impioving and populons neighboinhood. Those on Ple])biu'ii-streot are contiguous to the mansion of Tiiomv? MUiKY, Esq., and the corner allotment in Ponsonhy-road and Hepburn-street, is opposite the newly erected villa residence of E. I. Mathew.s, E*q. The lots aie cut up into convenient sizes to snit pui chasers, and are nil suited for private residence"!, seveial being esprciallj well adapted for business Sites. The folio nintr is an enumeration of the allotments — riIONTVUP. No. I—SO feet to Ponsonby-road. 10S feet 9 incliM to bfppbiun-stiect 2— 38 feet to Ponsonhy-road, depth 9fi feet > — oi „ „ „ >) ' n >> I -".0 „ „ „ .. H7 „ o-r, „ „ „ „ 1% „ 6 in. 6-3.1 „ „ „ .» Ml „ c > in. 7 -.'!.". „ „ .. „ 130 „ Gin. S-3-S „ „ „ .. 12" „ Cm. o—ol 0 inches „ „ „ 12-1 „ fi in. 10—33 feet to Heplviui-strrot, depth 100 „ IJ-3.1 „ „ „ •• W0 -. 12— .'{3 „ •■ .. .» ino » ] 3— a.3 „ „ „ . 10 ° » u-:u „ „ „ „ ioo „ 1,-,-n „ „ „ by 100 depth to Albion Place „ 10—35 feet to Albion Pl.ice, depth ] i 2 feet „ 17-35 „ .. „ >• 13S " „ IS- 35 .. •> •- .» 135 >» „ 19—3") „ .. „ » I^2 „ „ 20—3.-> „ „ ,; „ 129 „ .. 21-31 „ „ „ „ 126 „ The Allotments in Albion Place overlook the Haibour, ami tho prospect cannot bo f.!tufc out. The above Wseholl Kibate is pait of the City Endowments, and lias an une\pired term of 14£ yeais to am fiom the 2Gth of January, 1565. As this is the only available block of City Reserves in this favourite locality, the occ*iion ought not to be lost sight of by penous de-urous of securing choice building sites on advantageous terms. Flags have been placed on th? allotments. Turns :•— One year's rent paid on the fall of the hammer. CS- An omnibua from Mr. Hardiugton's runs jegularly p»»t this property idmost «very hour,-