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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXII, Issue 5230, 17 July 1876, Page 4

Landed Property^ BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. W \M.1'IL'I.D VTllU.r— Ulotmeiit .«fect fionU-;e, nc u its junction with lincen street I MON-STRELT— Allotment 30 feet fionta,'e, with lie; pi filling well of w itei on it BAMCSTR l/r-Off Shortland-street, Mlotm nt behind Mr. Va«sallo's premises IJKKI.-.I OKD-Vi'liEEr— Allotment, 200 links frc ntn o 'e NKLM)>. srilKET— \llotmcnt, .17 feet frontage SALE «>TUFi:r— Three Allotments, ccnnei of \\ cl-lesli-v s'uet PONSONHY-Slieehai'B Paddock. Lot 0'., .{i feet to Piospcct Terr ce, Lot 117,40 feet to shccli wi street (JLKNHURN Seven Lois on Shelly Beach Road, 2 Lots adjoining Mr Ltuholz's prnpertj PON SO V BY RO\D— Four Lots adjoinin 3 Mi liamsaj 's residence LINCOLN-STREET -Ix>t 20, 47 foet fiontage, one from Richmond Road RPRINfMiANK— Lots 06 to 00, 42 feet each to Richmond Road ; Lots 110 to 113, 40 feot each to Richmond Road GLENBURN— Lot 33,79 feet 0 inches toIIacUtt street SPRIN( i BAN K— Lot 51, 40 feet to Brown street CHEL'IKNH AM (North Shore)— Lots 31 Mid .*..» on the ilat, near the Cricket Ground KYBER (ASS ltOAD (Edendeny 1 — Lot 1. (.0 feet frontage to the Kyber Pass. Lot .:, i '. feet to Auburn-street CONQUEST PLACE (Parnoll)— Six Allotments run ning tin ough from First to Second Avenue, be twecn Mc>srs. McConnell and Burgess' properties Lots 11 and 1 2, each 33 feet to First Avenue MT. ST JOHN— Six Allotments on the Onehunga Road ST. GEORGE'S BAY EOAD- AHotmont, above Colonel Natlen's property, 100 feet by 250 feet NEWMARKET— Lot 10, lection 2, 41 feet to Manukau Road, adjoining- Mr. Clayton's rcsidcuce NEWMARKET— Six Allotments, part of the Hobson's Bridge property LINCOLN AND NORFOLK STREETS-Lots 65 and .%, each GO feet frontage CLARENCE-STREET— Lots 60 and 51, each 40 feet fiontago 8PRINGW00D (Ponsonby)- Lots 54, 57, 24,37.40, 49, . r <2, and 55, near Mrs. Addoy's Senunaiy BROOKVILLE — Five Allotments fenced and planted ONEHUNGA— Three Allotments, near the Cilcbo ST. MARY'S ROAD— Eight Allotments, close to the residence of T. Cunningham, Ksq , couimindiog an extensive view of the harbour ONEHUNGA — Three Allotments, in Maria street REMUERA— 5 acres, St. John's College. SAMUEL COCHRANE 4 SON, Land Agents, Fort street

y\ E V 0 N P O R T FOR SALE, The follow ing Valuable Freehold Properties :— A l.irge and comfortable Villa Residence, recently painted, \e , bituated at tho foot of the Flagstaff 1 1 1 11, within three minutes' walk of the Devonport "Whaif, with one acre of rich volcanic soil, planted with ornamental tiecs, and neatly laid out as flower and kitchen garden. 2 acres on the Lake Road, fenced, laid down in grass, with row shed and .stable erected thcrc>>n 3 acres at the foot of Sheep Mount, securelj fenced with post and rail and thorn hedge 4J acres at the back of Sheep Mount, fenced, and under cultivation. For i>articulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRAtfE A SON, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SYMONDS STHinrr— Two storey House, containing six rooms, thoroughly limsl cd thioaghout, and fitted with tanks anil all convenie ices, spurted opposite tho property of T Russell, Esq., snd adjoining the residence of J. Brown, E-q. SYMON OS STREET — Comfortable oi«ht .oomed Family Residence, adjoining above, elected on a brick basement, and well-finished throughout ; good w ell on the prope rty WELLEsLEY AND CHAPEL STREETS —Com fortable two storey Home, and four roomed Cottage, erected on an allotment corner of Wellesley and Chapel streets. PARNELL— A comfortable eight-roomed House, ituate 1 at the corner of two roads, in the centre of 1'aruell, commanding a good view of the harbour, <.1c , and tho Two freehold Allotments on which it n erected MOUNT ST MARY'S —Five roomed Cottago corner of New and Dublin streets ONEHUNGA— Five roomed Cottage, stable, co»chbou&e and outbuildings, and one aero of ground planted with over 100 fruit trees SAMUEL COCHRANE k SON, Land Agents, Fort-street. O U T PI N E W T O N. A fow Allotments for Salo, fronting Stanley, Home Reppel, Codrington, and Bond streets. Plans and prices can be obtained at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRVNE \ SON, Land Agents, Fort street. ■ 71 ARMS, AND COUNTRY PROJT PERTH'S FOR SALE OIIAUPO (Waikato)— Improved Farm of C90 acres within three miles of the Waikato Rivor, near Humiltou, mostly fenced and iu grass, with comfortable dwelling hoiuc, stable, .md outbuildings thcicon '1 wo acres around the house laid out as orchard and gulden, 200 acres unimproved adjoining above WAIKATO— Allotment M, Parhh of Horotiu, 50 acres, all cleared, 25 acres under cultivation, and paitly fenced, planted with over 160 fruit trees, aud four-roomed cottage thereon. PUKEVTUA— Farm of 120 acres, 20 acrei in ktmk, orchard, four roomed house, and Out buildings; situated about 14 miles from Stokei' Point. 'I he coach pussci the propertv TE ARAI — F.irm of 257 acres, 100 acres in grass and fenced, splendid orchard of over f>00 fruit trees ; about 25 acres bush ; with two comfortablo Cottages, barns, out buildings, dairy, stockyard, 4c. With this propeity will also be sold 100 sheep 20 head of cattle farm implements, and household furnituro FARM of 40 acres on tho Mount Rosklll Road, about one mile from the New North Road Tollgate, fenced and subdivided into piddocki by substantial utnno walls, with dwolhng-houso and outbuildings. MANGAWAI— 110 acres, part bush, within two milos of the Landing place TE RAP \ (Waikato)— Lot 08, 50 acrei, adjoining Messrs Hammond and Dc Quincey's properties WAI \U— Part of Allotment GJ, 00 acrei, deep water frontasjo to Kamka River ALEXANDRA EAST— Allotment 07, 1 acre, cornor opposito Major Malr's HOROTHI (Waikato)— Lot 133, 50 acres OTAHUIIU— Lots 23 and 30, Foley's Townkhlp KOMOKORAU (Waikato)-Lot 63, 50 acres, nudwaj between Nt,'aniawahia and Hamilton BVLMAIN (North Shore)— 15 Allotments PIRONcil \. (Walkato)-Lot 277, 60 acres ALEXANDRA WEST— Lot 107, 1 acre TAURAROA Marnden)— Part of Lot 01, 40 acres KUAUANUI -Pint of Lot 00, 110 acres KOMOKORAU (Waikato)— Allotment 03, 60 acres KEUIKERI— Lot 13 of the settlement, lOucres l'APAK 1) UA— Lot 71, section 11, 1 rood, near Rallwaj St ition PUHOI— Lots 21 and 25 of tho Township, 1 aero 3 roods, ' 4 perches KARAlvA— 100 acres on the Waiuku and Papatoitol Koada WADE 10 acres within hnlf-a milo of Mr. Hayo's TAUPl'lU (Waikato)-Lots 3S3 and 381, 100 acres HUNUA— Allotment 107, «J0 acres UUNUA— Ailotuient 72, 80 acres MATA KOI IE— Allotment 177, 70 acros M ANGON UI 101 acres good heavy bush land WAI WERA— 110 acros MANGAPAI— 582 acres 0\VHIW\— 80 acres BIG MUDDY CREEK— 110 acres PAPAKUKA— Farm of 241 acres, partly fenced and laid down in grass, with new Houso and stable thereon. Has a large deep water frontage PAUEMOREMW— 220 acros good heavy bush land PANMURE— "Wellington Park," 10 acres volcanic soil, in pasture, securely fenced with a stono wall, and House of 0 rooms and out-buildlngs thereon, Dwelling-house, coach houso, stable, garden, orchard, and about IU acres of land PUKEATUA— 70 acres and five-roomed Houso, ! about i!. r > acros good kauri bush, tho rest partly cultivated. WA1RAU -300 acros about half a milo's sail from Onehunga j W YNYARDl'OWN— 8 Allotments in the centre of the township. WHAU— 21 acres near the Whau Bridge KAPANCA — Number of central allotments Also, a large number of Farms. varying from 60 to 600 i acres, in tho Parishes of Takapnvm, Waikato, Kaipara, Mareretu, Mangapai, Ohuroa, Running!, WaitH.ru, Waiuku, WaiUkeiei, Puhoi, Kaiwaka, Opotiki, Micruetal, Kuglan, Maungakaramea, Kouiawheio, Manukau, ltuntangata, l'akuranga, Pirongia, laupiri, Omaha Kerikcri, Kgaroto, Te Aiai, Waiwera, Maungataniwha, Taumroa, j Mntakoho, Knukapakapa, Uikiuangl, Malmrangl, Mangavval, Walpipi, Oluwa, Hunahi, Waikickic, Pokeno dc. SUNDRY ALLOTMENTS. Kybor Pass Estate, Brookvillo, Dodwood, Point Chovalier; Harrington's Paddock, Onehunga: Kapanga ; Townships of Raglan, Newcastle, Opotiki, &c ! Full particulars of any of tho above proportion can be obtained at the Land Mart, Fort-street, and, where practicable, intending purchasers will have an opportunity atforded them of personally viewing each pr< >pertj , SAMUEL COCWRANE AND SON, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS FORT-STUEJST.