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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXII, Issue 5238, 26 July 1876, Page 4

Landed Property.

T>UILD1NG ALLOTMENTS KOR SALE. WAKEFIELD HTREKT— Allo.mont :i3feet frontage, near its junction with <Jueon strcot UNION-STREET— Allotment 30 feet frontage, with I newr-failing well of watci on it BANK STRRET— Off Shortland-strrct, Allotment I behind Mr. Vassullo's premises ' BERESFORD-STKKET— Allotment, 200 Hn fiont j ago NELSON STREET— Allotment, 87 feet frontage SALE-STREET— Tlnco Allotments, cornor of Wol-losloy-stroct PONSONBY— Shechan'i Paddock, Lot OB, 33 fi-rt to I PiOKpect Terrace, Lot 117, 10 feet to .Shcehan- ! street (JLENIiURN- Seven Loti on Shelly Beach Roid," Lots adjoining Mr Buc1io1/h propeity PONSONBY ROAD— Four Lots adjoining Mr. Ramsay's residence LINCOLN STREET- Lot 20, 17 fcot frontago, one I from Richmond Road SPRINCBANK— Lots (Hi to 00, 42 fcot each to Ricli1 mond Koad , Lots 110 to 113, 40 feet each to IvichI mond Road (JLENIIURN— Lot 3% 79 feet 0 inches tollackett itreet ' SPRIJMJBANK— Lot 51, 10 feet to Brown sheet i CHELTENHAM (North Shore)- Loti 31 Mid .12, on I the flat, near tho Cricket (iround KYBER PASS ROAD (Edcndcnyl— Lot 1, (if! foot frontago to the Kjbei Pass, Lot 3,33 feet to Auburn-street CONQUEST PLACE (Painell)-Si\ Allotments inn , ning through from J'irst to Second Avenue, be- | tween Messrs. McConncll and Buigcss' properties , j Lots 11 and 12, each .i.5 feet to First A\ enuo MT. ST. JOHN— Six Allotments on tho Onehunga Road ST. GEORGE'S BAY ltOAD-Allotincnt, abovo Colonel Nation's pi opcrty, 100 feet by 250 feet NEWMARKET— Lot 10, section 2, 41 feet to Manukau Road, adjoining Mr. Clayton's rosidonco NEWMARKET— Six Allotments, part of the Hobson's Bridgo i>ro]>uty LINCOLN AND NORFOLK STKEKTS— Lots 55 and 60, each 00 feet frontage CLARENCE STREET— Lots 50 and 51, each 40 feet frontago 8PRINGW00D (PoiisoiihyJ-LotsCt, 57, 21,37,40, 49, 52, and 55, iieiu Mrs Addey's Seminary BROOKVILLE— Fivo Allotments fenced and planted ONEHUNGA— Throe Allotments, noar tho Globo ST. MARY'S ROAD— Ilight Allotments, close to the residence of '1' Cunniiigli.iin, Esij , commanding un cxtcnsivo viow of the harbour ONEHUNGA— Three Allotments, in Maria-street REMUERA— 5 imcs, St. John's College SAMUEL COC1IRANE A SON. Land Agents, Fort strcot T\ E V O N P O R T F OR SAL IJ, The follow 1 1 g \ ulu.ibli Picchold Piopeitk"*:— A lar^i and comfortable \ illn Kcsidcurc, recently ])• mted &<• , situated ut the foot of the Flagstaff Hill, uilhiti throe inmutcs' w.ilk of the Duvotiport Whuif, with one aeic of nch volcanic soil, planted with onmnicnUl ticcs, and neatly laid out as flower and kitchen garden i acrci on the L.iko Road, fenced, laid down in grabs, with cowshed and .stalilo elected therein. .'i nins at the foot of Sheep Mount securely fenced with post and rail and thoin hedge j 41 acres at tho back of fcheep Mount, fenced, and under cultnation j For paiticulurs apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE A SON, Auctioned s.

HOUSEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SYMONDS STREET— Two storoy House, containing six rooms, thoroughly finished throughout, and titled with tanks and all conveniences, situated opposite the property of T. Russell, i.f>q., and adjoining the residence of J. Brown, Esq. SYMONDS STRELT — Comfortable cifrht-rooincd Family Residence, adjoining above, erected on a brick basement, and well-finished throughout; good well on the property WELLESLEY AND CHAPEL STREETS — Comfortablc two-»toroy llouno, and four roomed Cottago, erected on an allotment cornor of Wolleslcy and Chapel streets. PARNELL — A comfortablo cight-roomod llouso, ituatcd at tho corner of two roach, in tho contrc of Parnell, commanding a good viow of the I harbour, A.c , ami the Two freehold Allotments j on which it is erected | MOUNT ST. MARY'S -Five-roomed Cottago corner ' of Now and Dublin iitroets. | ONEHUNGA— Five roomed Cottago, stable, coachhouse and outbuildings, and one acre of ground planted with over 100 fruit trcoi SAMUEL COCHKANE K SON, Land Agenta, Fort-strcot.

Q O U T II NEWTON. A few Allotments for Sale, fronting Stanloy, Home Koppol, C'odrington, and Bond street*. Plans and pricoi can bo obtained at tho offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Land Agents, Fort-street.

FARMS, AND COUNTRY PROPE11TIBS FOR SALE. O HAUPO (Waikato)— Improved Fin m of o»0 acres within three miles of the Waikato Kivor, near Hamilton, mostly fencod and in grass, with comfortable dwelling-house, Htablc, and outbuildings thoreon 'iwo acres around the house laid out as orchard and garden . 200 acres unimproved adjoining abovo "WAIKATO— Allotment 50, rarish of Horotiu, 50 acron, all cleared, 25 acres under cultivation, and partly fenced, planted with o\cr ISO fruit trccH, and four roomed cottage thereon. PUKEATUA— Faun of 120 acres, 20 acres in maun, orchard, four roomed house, and Outbuildings; situated about 14 miles from StokcH* Point. '1 lie coach passes tho propuity. TE AUAI —Farm of 257 acres, 100 acros in gross and fenced , splendid orclmid of over S00 fruit trees ; about 25 acrei bimh ; uilh two comfortable (,'ottagcH, harm, outbuildings, dairy, stockyard, &c. With this property will alHO bo sold 100 sheop 20 I head of cattlo farm implements, and household furniture. FARM of 40 acres on tho Mount Roskill Road, about one milu from tho New North Road TollRatP, fenced and subdivided into paddocks hy substantial atone walls, with dwelllng-houso and outbuildings. MANOA WAI— 110 acrei, part buUi, within two milea of tho Landing placo TK RAPA (Waikato)— Lot 03, r»0 acres, adjoining Messrs Hammond and Do (Juincoy's properties WAI A IT— Part of Allotment (H, 00 acres, deep water frontage to Karaka River ALKXANDRV KAST— Allotment 07, 1 aero, cornor opposite Major M.ilr's HOROTIU (Waikato)— Lot 133, 50 acros OTAHUHU— Lots 23 and :i0, Foloy's Township KOMOKOHAU(Waikato)-Lot 03, 50 acres, midway between Ngui u.nv.ihi.i and Hamilton BALMAIN (North Shore)— 15 Allotinonts PIRONGIA (Walknto)-Lot277, OOncroH ALEXANDRA WKST— Lot 107, 1 acre TAURAUOA .Marsden)— Part of Lot 01, 40 acres RUARANGl -l'ait of Lot 00, 110 acres KOMOKOIl UJ (Waikato)— Allotment 05, 50 acres KKRIKKHI— Lot Uof the settlement, lOaeres PAPAKUltA— Lot 71, section 11,1 rood, near Railway Station PUIIOI— Lots 21 aud 25 of tho Township, 1 aero 3 roods, 31 perches KARAKA— ldO acres on the Waluku and Papatoitol Roads WADE -40 acres within half-a mllo of Mr. Hayes* property TAUl'Illi (Waikato)— Lots 383 and 38», 100 acros UUNU A— Allotment 107, 00 acres HUN HA— Allotment 72, 80 ncroH MATAKOHK— Allotment 177, 70 acros MANUONU1 -101 acres good hoavy bush land WAIWERA— 110 acres MANOAl'AI— 582 .icrcs OWIIIWA— 80 acics BIG MUDDY (JRKKK— 110 acres PAPAKURA— Farm of 2J1 aercu, partly foncod and Imd down in gr.us, with new JIouko and stablo thcruon. Has a lurgo doop vrater fiontiiKo. PAREMOKKMW— 220 acres good heavy bush land PAN MURK—" Wellington Park," 10 acrc'8 voleitnlc soil, in p.mturo, securely fenced with a stono wall, and House of 0 rooms and out-buildings thereon, DwellinK-houso, coach house, stablo, gurdon, orchard, and about IU acres of land PUKKATUA— 79 acre* aud llvo-roomcd House, about 2 r > acres good kauri bush, tho rest partly cultivated WAIRAU—^00 acres about half a milo's sail from Onohunga WYNYARDTOWN-8 Allotments In tho contro of the townidiip WU A U— 21 acres near tho Whau Bridgo KAI'ANOA— Number of central allotments AIho, a largo numboi of Farms, varying from 50 to COO acres, in tho Parishes of Takapuna, Waikato, Kalparu, Mareretu, Mangapal, Oluiroa, Rua'angi, Waitara, Waluku, WalUkoroI, Puhoi, ICaiwaka, Opotlki, Maraotal, Raglan, Maungakaramoa, Kourjwhero, Mnnukau, Ruatangala, I'akurunga, Pirongia, Tauplil, Omaha. Korlkori, Ngaroto, To Aral, Waiwcra, Maungataniwha, Tauraroa, Matakoho, Kaukapakapu, Hlkurangi, Mahurangi, Mungawai, Walplpi, Ohlwa, Hunahl, Walkickio, I'okeno &c. SUNDRY ALLOTMENTS. Kyber Pass Estato, Ilrookvillo, Dodwood, Point Chovaller ; Hardlngton'H Paddock, Onohunga : Kapanga ; Townships of Raglan, howcastlo, Opotlki, ic

Full purtifuUrs of any of tlio abovo properties can bo obtained at tlio Land Mart, I''ort-«trcot, and, wlioro prartlcabh', intending purchasers will liiwo an opportunity atforded them of personally viowlng each proportj SAMUEL COCIIHANE AND SON, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS I'ORT-bTREET.