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New Zealander, Volume XVII, Issue 1567, 24 April 1861, Page 2

Sales ftg Suction* SALE BY AUCTION, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, &c., CLOSELY ADJACENT TO AUCKLAND. SAMUEL COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. Have received instructions from Mr. George Simpkins to sell by Public Auction, at their Stores, Fort Street, on SATURDAY 27th inst., at 12 o’clock, ALL AND SUNDRY those valuable Paddocks, Farms and Buildings thereon, close to the Harp of Erin Hotel, upon the Panmnre Road, and adjoining the properties of R. Graham, and David White, Esquires. This property is situated scarcely four miles irom the City, upon the South Road, the chief thoroughfare of the Province. It consists wholly of that famous volcanic soil which has by its astonishing prolific power so excited the amazement of all to whom it was new. LOT No. I situate on the western side of the road, contains 61 acres all fenced, and having erected thereupon A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, durably built of scoria, and containing six rooms. There are also Cowsheds, Stables, Dairy and Cheese Stores, Fowl Houses, &c., all of Scoria, and AN EXCELLENT GARDEN of one mid a half acres, with a well of good water. LOT No. 2 closely adjoins the Dairy Buildings, Dwelling House, &c., Sc c. Contains 26 acres, 2 roods, and beiug an Hospital Endowment is leasehold yet for eleven years at an annual rental of Nine Pounds sterling. This paddock is all arable, and for three or more years to come would prove a valuable accessory to Lot No. 1. LOT No. 3 on the opposite side of the Panmnre Road, contains about 80 acres, almost the whole of which is arable ; a small portion only abounding in loose stone, the invariable indication of excellence of soil. This may justly be considered A FARM OF THE FIRST CLASS, possessing" within itself a plentiful supply of running water ; and besides, adjoining the Government Reserve of never failing springs from which the less favoured neighbourhood is chiefly supplied. There is a small House already erected upon it, and its has a frontage to the Panmnre and College roads of Five thousand three hundred and eleven links ; all desirable for building sites, and of increased value at the junction of the Roads. Map of the Property may be seen at the Office of the Auctioneers and further information obtained. For Sale, SAMUEL COCHRANE, BROTHER Sc CO. Have received instructions from Mr. Giffard, to sell by Auction, on SATURDAY, the 27th instant, at their Auction Mart, Fort-street, FOUR TWENTY-ACRE FARMS, situated at Manurcwa, about 4 miles from Otahuhu, adjoining the Property of Mr. T. P. Baber, Mr. Ewen, and Mr. Hill, and bounded by the road leading to the Flat Bush. The Soil is very fine, suited fto grow excellent crops; the whole is well watered, having in addition Springs of pure water, partly fenced with live Hedge, part cultivated in Grass, part uncultivated, and a iMotion of very desirable swamp. The road from Auckland to these Farms is well known to be in good repair, which is a desideratum in a new Colony. Half the purchase money to be paid in cash, the remaining half can remain on mortgage at twelve and a half per cent. A plan of the above property on view at the Rooms of the Auctioneers, Fort-street, where all and every information can be obtained. Land for Sale. WAITAKEEEI. SAMUEL COCHRANE, BROTHER & CO. Have been instructed by the proprietor, to sell by Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the 27th instant, at their Stores, Fort-street, "1 AA ACRES of Exceedingly fine and Excellent ll'v LAND, situate at the Waitakcrci, one-half of which is fenced. This Block of Land being so desirably situated in its nearness to Auckland—the Quality is* well known to equal, if not to surpass any Land in the Colony—an Omnibus runs daily the greater part of the distance to and from Town, making altogether the locality unrivalled. Terms at Sale. Further particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneers. A portion or the whole of a First-class Farm, Mangerei. S. COCHRANE BROTHER, & CO. Have been instructed by Mr. George Vickery, to Sell by Auction, at their Stores, Fort-street, on the 27th April, 1861, npiIAT FARM at Mangarei, now in his occupation, containing about 66 acres, more or less. This Fine Farm is divided into five paddocks, all wcll-hedgc-fenccd, and laid down in grass. A portion beginning at the Eastern paddocks nearest Otahuhu, will be sold, or the entire property disposed of as a whole, as may seem fit to the Auctioneers. Terms One- third cash, one-third 3 months, oncthird 6 months. Maps of the District, and further information at the office of the Auctioneers. The Farm of Mr. Robert Bent, THREE KINGS. SAMUEL COCHRANE, BROTHER & CO. Have been instructed by Mr. Bent, to sell by Auction, on SATURDAY, the 27th instant, at their Stores, Fort Street, ALL that VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY at Three Kings, owned and at present cultivated by him. There are 215 acres in the entire Farm, of which Forty Acres are in a state of cultivation, one hundred and fifteen fine arable Soil, and tiie remainder slightly intermixed with Scoria. A Swamp jiow reduced to useful dimensions by drainage, forms an area of Rich Soil of the utmost fertility. The whole is strongly fenced, and a portion adjoining the Dwelling House formed into two Paddocks. All the requisite Farm Buildings, viz., Dwelling House, Good Stable, Cowshed and Stock Yard, See., have been durably erected, and arc now in good order. The neighbouring properties arc owned by Messrs. Aitken and May, and the model Farm of the Wesleyan Native Institution immediately adjoins. The Soil of this district is well known—Double Crops of Potatoes as well as heavy Growths of Cereals have no less distinguished it than its overflowing abundance of grass and cattle feed. For further information apply at the Office of the Auctioneers. Best Tamaki Potatoes. SAMUEL COCHRANE, BROTHER Sc CO. Have been instructed by the Producer to sell by auction, or otherwise arrange for the disposal of about TWO HUNDRED TONS FINEST POTATOES now ready for delivery, and part on [hand, at their stores, Lower Queen-street, Parnell Grocery and Provision Store. JAMES CANNING, in returning thanks to his numerous friends and the public generally for tbe very considerable amount of patronage bestowed on him during the past two years, takes the present opportunity of informing them that he has made arrangements with Mr. Paul. Badley, Butcher, for entering upon his business (in addition to his own), on the Ist of May, and respectfully requests a continuance of custom from those parties who arc still favouring Mr. Badley with their orders. J. C. having secured the services of a competent person to manage the business for him, feels satisfied that all orders entrusted to him will receive most careful attention. Parnell, April 23rd, 1861. To be Let, with immediate possession, GLENFERN COTTAGE, adjoining St. Man’s Church, Parnell, at present occupied by J. Q. Hamlev, Esq., containing Dining-room, Drawingroom, Bed-room, Dressing-room, Kitchen, Servant srooni, Store-room, &c., a good Well of Water, Pump, about 2 Acres of Ground, with Fruit-trees, &c., &c.~ Enquire of Mr. Theopiiii.uß Kissung, St. Stephen’s School, or of Mr, Haaxley.