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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2885, 24 October 1866, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

THIS DAT. BOOKS. BOOKS. HENRY RIDINGS Has received instructions from Mr. Hugh H. Lusk (who is leaving the colony) to sell by auction, This Day (Wednesday), at Ms Mart, 124, Queen-streer, at 11 o'clock, rpHE WHOLE of HIS VERY VALUABLE X LIBRARY, of about 500 volumes of wellbound books, in every department of literature, amongst which will be found the following :— Livingstone's "Zambesi" Earl of Derby's "Homer" Carlyle's "Frederick the Great," complete, 6 vols. Emperor Napoleon's "Julius Csesar," 2 vols. Dickens's "Mutual Friend," 2 vols. Trollope's " Can you Forgive Her?" 3 vols. Trollope's " Miss Mackenzie," 2 vols. Howitt's "Discovery, &c, in Australia and New Zealand " Bourrienne's " Memoirs of Napoleon" Mrs. Browning's Poems Carlyle's "French Revolution" Thackeray's " Miscellanies " Motley's " Dutch Republic " Bulwer Lytton's Poems, &c. Praed's Poems Tennyson's Poems (Illustrated) Shakespeare, 10 vols. All the Year Round, vola. Temple Bar, vols. Cornhill Magazine, vols. Blackwood's Magazine, vols. Good Words Frazer, the "Chess World" &c., &c, > &o. On view This Day.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. HENRY RIDINGS Has received instructions to sell by auction, without reserve, mHE FOLLOWING VALUABLE JL PROPERTIES:— SPRIJSTGBANK— Lot 94, having 31 feet frontage to Ponsonby Road, adjoining the shop 'and dwelling, house of Mr. McKinstry. NEWTON— Lots 30, 31, 32, 33, and 34, having frontage of 141 feet to Edwin-street, by 99 feet to Pittstreet. RICHMOND— Lots 10, 11, 12, of Section No. 4, having frontages to Princes-sbreet of 190 feet by a depth of 150 feet ; and Lots 12 and 13 of Section 13, having frontages to Victoriastreet of 158 feet 4 inches. MOUNT ST. JOHN— Lots 12 and 21 of Section 2, having frontages to the Epsom Road of 50 feet by a depth of 299 feet ; subject to a lease, having 20 years unexpired from Ist March, 1867, at a rental of £15 per annum. WAITAKEREI— Allotment No. 72, containing 81 acres superior land, adjoining the Reserve. COROMANDEL— Lot 4, of Section 12, of the Town of Kapanga, having 33 feet frontage to Ring's Road. 10 Allotments at the Town of Wynyardton. Terms : — One-half, cash ; the remainder at one month.

PBEUMINABY NOTICE. KEMPS GARDENS, ETC. HENRY RIDINGS Has received iastrucbions to sell by auotion at an early date, unless previously disposed of by private contract, riMHE BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED DWELL-ING-HCUSE and GARDENS, on which some i thousands of pounds have been expended, containing about 10 Acres of frontage to the Waitemata, opposite the Watchman.

SALE BY THE ABORIGINAL PROPRIETORS OF CHOICE RESERVED NATIVE LANDS, DNDEiI THK NATIVE LANDS SALE ACT OF 1865, SITUATE BETWEEN WAITAKEREI AND KAIPARA, CONTAINING THIRTEEN THOUSAND ACRES 20 MILES FROM AUCKLAND. The subscriber has been favoured with instructions from Messrs. Tobton and Preecje, on behalf of the native owners, to sell at the Land Mart, Fort* street, on a day to be hereafter mentioned, rTIHAT VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND, X known as the TAUPAKE BLOCK, andsituated between Waitakerei and Kaipara, containing 13,000 acres, subdivided into farms of from 50 to 500 acrei. The land is of a superior quality ; and is distant about 20 miles from Auckland, and one and a quarter miles from Brigbam's Creek. Further particulars can be had from the surveyors, Messrs. Davy and MoFablanej Tueton and Pkeece, Native Land Agents, Davis's Buildings, Queen-street ; or SAMUEL COCHRANE, , AUCTIONEER.