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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1651, 12 February 1862, Page 2

££ 3 fiction. Important Sale of Properties iti ON&HUN&A, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13tii INSTANT, At Stokes, Fort-street. COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. Have been instructed to sell at their Stores, Fort-street, on the above date, THE VALUABLE PROPERTIES of Captain Nxnnis, situated in Princes-strcet, in the most valuable part of Onehunga. A large amount has been expended in the erection of The Spacious Scoria Dwelling-house, of Sixteen Rooms, which has been substantially built and well finished together with the extensive and costly building ground adjoining- now handsomely laid out as a GARDEN and PLEASURE GROUNDS, eminently suitable for a first-class Hotel. These valuable premises, if employed in that business, would give to this fast increasing Port an additional attraction, and amply remunerate the enterprise of the purchaser. From the excellence of their construction, a considerable saving will be effected in the Insurance upon Stock or Effects in these premises. The whole extent of frontage to Princcs-street, is 433 feet, and the depth of the block is 165 feet, separated at cither end from the reserves for market purposes. The property will now be sold as follows: Princes-street. 49 feet frontage, with 82 feet to Market-street, a corner allotment 30 „ do. and same depth 30 „ do. do. do. 30 „ do. with through depth of 165 feet 30 „ „ do. do. do do% 114 ~ ~ ~ ~ tt ji Large Scoria Dwelling House, &'c., &c. 3U, fJ frontage with full depth of 165 feet 30 „ do. do. do. 30 „ ~ and depth of 82 feet, with thereon a snug Cottage, fenced yard, now occupied and in good condition. 30 feet frontage and same depth as the above, with smaller Cottage thereon, but double rows of fencing and large yard. 60 feet frontage, with 82 feet to Water-street, and having on it various sheds and buildings, and a Blacksmith’s Shop,—a valuable corner lot Water-street. Two Allotments, each having a frontage to this Street of 41 feet, and the large depth of 120 feet Market-street. Two Allotments fronting the market site on this Street, and each forty-one feet with a depth of 109 feet.

A plan of the property as above, House, &c., can be seen at the office of the Auctioneers, Fore-street. BUILDING SITES AND HOMESTEAD, Lot 11, Sec. 42, ONEHU N G A, Queen-street, opposite Colonel Kenny’s, AT AUCTION, 13-th INST., <After Sale of Captain Ninnis’s Properties. NO. 1 —33 FEET Frontage, 270 Feet Depth 2-32 “ “ “ 40 feet frontage, and same depth, having upon it A GOOD LARGE DWELLING HOUSE, 30 feet in length, with 20 foot skillion attached to it behind, at present in neat comfortable order. The situation is upon the finest part of Queen-street. Positive Sale. COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. For Unreserved Sale by Auction, MONDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, MIE ELEGANT VILLA AND GROUNDS Now in the occupation of F. A, Bell, Esq. A grassed Allotment, fenced and planted with trees, corner of Ponsonby and St. Mary’s Roads. An Allotment, Ponsonby Road, near the above, and likewise a corner lot. Two Allotments, frontage to Melford-strect, each forty feet by one hundred. A large double Lot, having depth of 190 feet, commanding, with the preceding lots, a delightful view of the City and Harbour. A triangular Paddock, very choice site and lovely prospect, cultivated and planted with ornamental shrubs and fruit and forest trees; finely cultivated, close fenced, and subdivided, with a good well of water. A four-roomed Cottage and Allotment, Drakestreet, well situated and in good order. 3—42 Also OF D . E D W O 0 D, Terms in next issue. COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. EXECUTORS’ SALE, Large Roomy Premises, Barrack-street, Choice Acre Corner Site, Remuera Road.

COCHRANE, BROTHER & CO. Have been instructed by the Executors of tbc late Mr. Joseph Robinson, to put up to public auction, at their Stores, Fore-street, on THURSDAY, 20th February, instant, at the hour of 12 a. m., and finally to then adjudicate to the highest bidder, ALL and sundry that Freehold Allotment in the City of Auckland, Lot 15 in Lower Barrackstreet, having a length of 125 links and a breadth of 50, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon. Also, — That piece of property on the Southern side of the Remuera road, near to Mr. Mandeno's and the Western comer formed by the junction of the road from Onehunga. The Building erected in Barrack-street is about 26 feet in width and 40 in depth, built for school accommodation, with a Dwelling House combined ; it has been put up in a substantial manner, well finished, and close lined throughout. The Allotment, which abuts on the premises of Mr. S. H. Smith, Ironmonger, Queen-street, is completely fenced, and as a precaution against fire, a clear passage has been reserved on either side the building. A top room extends over the whole edifice, to which there is a separate entrance by a covered stairway, affording great convenience for manufacturing uses, and if not required foi its original purpose would be singularly well adapted to the requirements of an Industrial School. For further information, apply to the Executors, or COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO., Fore-street. Opposite Governor Browne Hotel, Hobsonstreet, corner of Durham-street, the Lot and Buildings thereon, formerly occupied by Mr. Doonin. COCHRANE, BROTHER & CO. Have been instructed to offer for sale at auction, on the 20th instant, at the sale of the properties of the late Mr. Robinson, THE valuable Comer Allotment in Hobson-strect and Durham-street, having a frontage of 48 feet and depth of 50 feet, together with all and sundry the Shop, Dwelling House, and Store erected thereon, and now occupied as a grocery and provision Store. Thirty feet of the Durham-street frontage are as yet unbuilt upon. The Dwelling House in Hobson-street contains six rooms. The whole premises are in a good tenantable condition. 330 acres, PAPAKTJRA. Nos. 32 and 35, on the Road to Wairoa. COCHRANE, BROTHER & CO. HAVE been instructed by the mortgagee, to Sell, at their Stores, on Thursday, February 20, the large block of open and bush land as above, situated close to the Wairoa-road, and upon that leading into the Hunua, The property of Captain Calvert partly bounds this estate on the West, and that of Mr. Flynn and Mr. Hyde upon the North and East. A vein of Fine Limestone rises to the surface in the open land next tiro, rtastls wlfflb the mnJjbatJtflf & wVfi Tirab&tetl tefcWst&aT . /