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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1740, 8 November 1862, Page 2

Sales* fctf gluefion. EXTENSIVE SALE OF LANDED PROPERTY. CONNELL & RIDINGS Have received instructions from James Burtt, Esq., to sell by public auction, on TUESDAY, November 18th, rpilE UNDERMEMTIONED PROPERTIES. TIRI KO lIUA FARMS. N0.33 2GGacres No. 31 176acrcs No. 32 176 acres. These farms comprise some of the finest land in the justly famed Pukekohc District; arc well watered, richly timbered, and are contiguous to several Properties under cultivation by Messrs. Harris, Nichols, Walters, &c. EAST TAMAKI FARMS. No. 64 40 acres I No. 110 a... 160 acres No. 65 40 acres | “ n.,.160 acres The value of Property in the East Tamaki District is so well established and so generally known, that any recommendation of the auctioneers would seem superflous; but, for the information of new arrivals, it may bo briefly stated that the Farms arc situated about 13 miles from Auckland and 3 from Otahuhn. There is a considerable quantity ot Timber upon the Property, suitable for fencing, &c. Of No. 1 lOn, about 40 acres have been ploughed and laid down in Grass and Clover. The approach is by good Metalled Road to within a few hundred yards. Lot No. 114.—10k Acres 2 Roods, NORTH SHORE, Situate two miles west of the celebrated Pupoki Lake, and three-quarters of a mile from the Great North Road. THE ESTATE OF PARAETA. Containing 900 acres, is situated in the thriving Dis" trict or Pukekohe, three-and-a-half miles from the Village of Drury. This Property was one of the first selections made by Mr. Newman in the district, and was purchased by him lor the present proprietor. An abundant and unfailing stream of purest water forms the outward boundaiy of two-thirds of the Estate, afibrding several admirab'c positions for MILL SITES. THE DWELLING-HOUSE contains eight Rooms, besides Kitchen and Pantry, with Verandah 52 feet long by 8 feet wide. It is situated on a sunny upland facing the north ; is snugly embosomed in forest, and commands one of the most EXTENSIVE AND CHARMING VIEWS, Mounts Eden, Hobson, Wellington, Raugitoto, Victoria and its Flagstaff. THE KITCHEN GARDEN AND ORCHARD are in a charming nook, well stocked with Fruit Trees in full bearing—sheltered on all sides by Native Bush. It is admitted by all experienced Graziers that, next to good feed, shelter is most essential to the well-being of Stock, and this desideratum is secured at Paracta, both by the undulating character of the land and by the various clumps of bush, which are so dotted about ns to be available in all of the land in the vicinity of the Homestead. About 140 acres of the whole arc under cultivation. The Out-buildings consist of a well-built Wooden House for labourers, measuring 10 x 20 Large four-stalled Stable, with Rooms at ends and Loft over all, measuring 32 x 18. Large Cow Shed and Cart Shed, Piggeries, Fowl House, &c. Stockyards. The Fences are all Planted with Furze, and arc in good order. THE WAITEMATA FARMS, IN THE DISTRICT OF WAIPABEIBA, Are Subdivisions of Farm No. 3, viz : No. 1 103 acres I No. 4 84 acres No. 2 69 acres | No. 7 53 acres No. 10 73 acres Are situated about 12 miles west from Auckland road, and within an hour’s sail of Auckland by boat, in a direct line from Auckland to ALBERTLAND, the Non-Conformist Settlement. The Creek which partly divides Farms No. 4 and No. 7 is NAVIGABLE FOR TEX TON BOATS, and care has been taken, in subdividing the Property, o secure to each Farm a Right of Road to t THE LANDING PLACE. The Land, which is of a gently undulating character, will be found to consist of a sandy loam, easily convertible into good pasture ; and from the facility of Water Comin.mica.ion with Auckland, cannot fail to prove a most valuable investment. B3T Terms and further particulars can be ascertained at the Auction Mart, where Plans are on view and prospectus may be obtained. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. By Joux Williamson, Esq., Superintendent of the Province of Auckland. U'NDER and in pursuance of the powers vested in the Superintendent in that behalf by “ The City and Harbour Endowments Act, 1858,” I hereby notify for public information, that those Pieces or Parcels of Land enumerated in the Schedule hereunder written, will bo offered for Lease by Messrs. CONNELL and RIDINGS, at their Auction' Mart, Queen-street, by Public Auction,-lit noon, on MONDAY, the Bth day of December, One thousand eight hundred and sixtytwo, under the said “City and Harbour Endowments Act, 1858.” Given under my hand at Auckland, in the said Province, this third day of October, One thousand eight hundred and sixty-two. • J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. City of Auckland Endowments. Township of Drury. CONNELL & RIDINGS Arc instructed by A. B.* Abraham, Esq., to sell by auction, at the end of this month, > TWENTY ALLOTMENTS IN THE TOWN- / SHIP OF DRURY, /pecificatll-divisions of his valuable section adjoining 4 iescriptiounent Village of Drury. - *1 most reasom trnents are situated between the Great -CE; Welleslcy-strud the Creek, and arc surrounded by jEurch. Presbyterian Church, the Stoclc- ' alian Church Reserve, Mr. MiddlefA CAho homesteads of Mr. Runchnau and T. E. HAWSON m <act tlic centrc ot tlie cxistin ß Try. First Gold Medalist v' Cameron Place runs through the of Kinff’s Collee*p Ling's Hotel at one end, and MiddlcB S ' * other; and being shorter and more late surgeon to the T. a [ n road, will be the thoroughfare volunte points . NEAR THE WINDMI 11 be ready in a few days. [a ca Ibert, in Albsrtland. HENRY HAF L iTT HIDINGS MA N CUES ColHmiSSid' ! ‘ crs ) t0 auction, in about six For the purchase of all Hate, shire, and Scotch Xtf OF PORT ALBERT, on the Oina.r in the Kaipara, containing about -divided into Town and Suburban -so allotments will not be restricted nist Immigrants, but will bo open to •Jars, Terms, and Plans ia a few