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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3230, 22 November 1867, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. D] J. O'KEEFFE, HAVING erected substantial Premises at SBORTLAND TOWN, is now prepared to receive MERCHANDISE, &c, for Sale. All Consignment 3 will be insured against fire ; no Storage Charged; Commission as per arrangement. The sale of Quartz-mining Property shall receive best attention. D. J, O'KEEFFE. Vulcan-lane, November 21, 1367.

TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23. THE THAMES GOLDFIELD. D. J. O'KEEFFE Will hold his FIRST SALE, at his Branch Auction Mart, Pollen-street, SHORTLAND TOWN, Thames, To-morrow (Saturday), the 23rd instant, at 2 o'clock, when he will submit for sale /CONSIGNMENTS op DRAPERY WINES, SPIRITS OATS, MAIZES BRAN, FLOUR And SUNDRY OTHER GOODS. d. j. oo j e:eeffe, AUCTIONEER.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. FOR ABSOLDTE SALE BY AUCTION. ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE POUNDS' WOIITH OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SITPATED ON THE MANUKAU ROAD, MOUNT ST. JOHN, AND COROMANDEL HARBOUR. D. J. O'KEEFFE Begs to inform the public tbat he will sell by auction, at his Ware-rooms, Vulcan-lane, on Wednesday, the 27th November, at 11 o'clock, without the slightest reserre, LOT I— ALL THAT PIECE or PARCEL OF liANDintheParishofKAPANGA, Queen's ( ounty, being Allutmeut 39 of tbe Town of (Joromandel, containing by admeasurement 3 roods and 32 perches. '1 bis allotmeuc has a frontage to Coromandel haroour, and adjoins a Government reserve* LOT 2 — All that piece or parcel of Land, cont taiuing 1 rood more or less, being Lot No. 2 of bection 2, MAJNDKaU RuaD. LOT 3— All that piece or parcel of Land situate, lying, and beiug in the Suburbs of AUOKLAM>, comprising part of Allotment; Ho. 23 of Section Mo. 11, and being Allotments iNos. 25 and 26 respectively, of Section So. 21 of the Village of MOUJST ST. JOHtf. . Terms :— Cash. No reserve.

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. DESIRABLE AND WELL-POSITIONED FREEHOLDS FOR SALE BY AUCTION. D. J. O'KEEFFE Begs to announce that be will sell by auction, at his Warerooms, Vulcan lane, on an earJy date (due notice of which will be given), fXTHE UNDERMENTIONED PROPERTIES: X LOT I— Valuable Farm of 200 Acres, in the district of PaPAKUkA, seven miles from Otahuhu. There are erected on the l*nd two substantial Cottages, Stockyards, and other Out-buildings. There is also a fine Oi chard, planted tin three acres, containing every description of frnifc trees, and secured by a first-class four-railed fence. The property adjoins Mr. Wilkie's, which was recently sold by Mr. Gardiner at £6 an acre. There is afeuudance of good water. LOT 2— A Farm of 160 Acres in the HUNUA district, three miles from Pap*kura; all Bush. The land is excellent. LOT 3— A Farm of 20 Acres .at EAST WAIQKU, having a frontage to the tramway road, on which are a few acres of good Bu.h. LOT 4—104 Acres of Land at PAPAROA ; good soil. LOT 5-60 Acres, more or less, OR APOHUE, in the County of Maioden, being middle portion of -Allotment No. 10. If desired, 40 acres can be purchased adjoining above lot. LOT 6— All that Piece or Parcel of Land, being Lot JNo. 5, Section — , Mount St. John, having a frontage of 50 feet by a depth of 150 feet to the hlpsom Road. This Allotment is close to the Junction Hotel. LOT 7— The larc;e and commodious Premises, the property of Mr. Kino, of Otahuhu, situated on the Great South Road, ahe Building is Two Storeys, and contains eight Rooms, recently used by Mr. King as a Chemist's establishment and Dwellinghouse. There ia a well constructed Balcoay and Verandah, good Well of Water (the shaft being bricked throughout), Pantry, Two-stalled Stable, and Coach-house, and other Out-buildings Attached is a very choice Flower and Kitchen Garden, abounding with Vegetables and Fruit Tree 3 of every description. The whole is enclosed by a close an-t substantial Fence. 'Jhe position of the Property, as a Business site, is one of the best in the Township of Otahnhu. It alio commands a fine view of the Manukau Harl.our, Onehunga, and the ■unrounding country. Terms and particulars in future advertisements. D. J. O'KEEFFE, APCIIQNEEB,