SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. PAPAKURA MONTHLY SALE.; By request of the Papakdra Association. STYAK & HUNTER Will hold their First Monthly Sale, for the cifs posal of HORSES, CATT LE, AND SHEEP; Li the old R.-.le Yards. TIUS DAY (Wednesday). November 2. Sale to commence at 12 o'clocV. Friday, November 11. I WOOL SALE. DURHAM YARDS. STYAK & HUNTER, Will hold HPHEIR FIRST WOOL SALE for the Season, on 1 FRIDAY, the 11th November. N.B.—Wool-packs supplied at the office. Wednesday, November 23. S Ujß URBAN PRELIMINARY NOTICE. | JON E S & CO. Have received instructions from Mr. D. Sheehan, to I sell by auction, at their mart, Brunswick Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, 23rd November, at twelve o'clock, ABOUT EIGHTY VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Having frontages lo the I'onfonby Road, Pompellier Terrace, Prospect Terrace, and King-street. These Allotments all command good views, and are situated in one of the healthiest localities near the City, and are within fifteen minutes walk of Qncenstreet. Particulars in future advertisement. The Allotments are marked by flags. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE. CITY PROPERTY. a LLOTMENTS 17 and 18, SECTION 43 L This is undoubtedly the Most Valuable Block of Ground in Freeman's Bay, containing three roods, two perches, and having a frontage of 358 feet to Drakestreet, Union-street and Franklin-street. Part of Allotments 28 and 29, section 44, adjoins the property of Curtain Harrison, has a frontage of 105 feet to Franklin-street, and 80 feet to Napier-street, by a depth of 151 feet, 6 inches. Subdivision of Allotments 15, 16, and 17, section 54. House and Corner Allotment late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Boylan, having a frontage to Howe-street of 84 feet, and to Day-street, 112 feet. Lot I—4l feet Frontage to Howe-street, 102 feet 6 inches to Day-street. Lot 2—32 feet Howe-street, 100 feet deep, 3—33 „ „ „ 4—33 „ „ „ 5 —40 „ Day-street, 111 feet 6 inches deep. 6 —33 „ ~ 104 feet deep 7—33 „ „ 97 „ 6—29 „ „ 90 IN CHAPEL STREET. lease of Houses and Stables, lately owned by Mr. Higgins.
Lease of Office now occupied by M. Wood. SUBURBAN. Archibald's ruddock. Lois 34 and 35, having a frontage of 103 feet to Ponsonby-road and 137 feet t> Norfolk-street. Lot 38. Norfolk-street, 63 feet x 100 feet. Lots Vi and 97, Norfolk-street, 132 feet x 103 feet. Lot 37, Lincoln-street, 77 feet 6 inches x 100 feet. Lot 8, Lincoln-street, 66 feet x 103 feet. Lot 10, Lincoln-street, 50 feet x 102 feet 6 inches. Lots 19 and 20, Lincoln-street, 116 feet x 91 feet. SHELLY BEACH ROAD, la. Ir. 2p., adjoining Mr. Oldham's residence. GLENBURN. Lots 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, and 43, water frontage, and frontage to Ring Terrace of 202 feet, by an average of 125 feet. Lot 81. 49 feet f.ontage to Swift Avenue, by an average depth of 100. Lots 61 and 62, 66 feet frontage to Hacket-street x 100. Lots 69 and 70, 66 feet frontage to Ring Terrace x 106. BAYFIELD. 5 acres, more or less, bounded on one line by a freshwater stream, and a navigable brunch of Cox's Creek. HOME BAY. 3a. 3r. lip., opposite the Watchman, bounded on three sides by 66 feet voads, and on the north by the Waitemata. There is a substantial weather-board building erected on the ground, which is well fenced, and planted with valuable fruit and ornamental trees. MARSTON'S ESTATE. Lots 1 to 8, having frontages to Wallace-street, of 209 feet, Milton-street, 209; Wharf-street, 349 feet, and to the Waitemata on the north. Lo'.s 26 to 32, surrounded by streets 66 feet wide, viz., Milton-street, 310 feet, Prospect-street, 204 feet, River Terrace, 315 feet, Wharf-street, 205 feet. Securely fenced, and two good wells and pumps on the ground. RICHMOND. Lots Ito 9, section 5. Frontage to Princess-street 452 feet 4 inches, Queen-street, 301 feet, Victoriastreet, 288 feet, Cox's Creek, North. Lots 9 to 16, section 6. Victoria- street, frontage 506 feet 8 inches, Queen-street, 150 feet 6 inches, Kingstreet, ISOfeJt 6 inches. Lots Ito 6, section 7. Victoria-street, 280 feet 6 inches, Queen-street, 369 feet 8 inches, North and N. W. by Cox's Bay. RICHMOND. Lots sto 10, 13, 14, 17, 19, section 8 ; 375 feet frontage to Queen-street, 239 Victoria-street, 441 Baystreet ; NW. Cox's Bay. Lots 1 to 4, 11-12, 15-16, 20-21 ; 430 feet frontage to Bay-street, 239 to Victoria-street, 420 to Kingstr. et; West Cox's Bay. 3 acres, 3 roods; bounded by Leckie's Creek and Mr. Wilson's farm. ALMA PLACE. Lot 160 ; 50 feet frontage to Scotland-street, by 85 feet 6 inches. COUNTRY. ONEHUNGA. Lots 23 to 24 ; 100 feet frontage to Hardingtonstreet, ty 150. Lots 18-19 ; 100 fe?t Mount Smart Road, by 150. Lots 69-70 ; 132 feet Grey-street, by 165. Lots 87-88 ; 132 feet by 165. OAKLEY'S CREEK. SI acres, 1 rood ; bounded by the Waitemata, Oakley's Creek, and the Great North Road. WATERVIEW. r . . . . .. _ [ 330 ft. fron. to Victoria st. Lots to 5, sec ton 7 330 Albert _ strcet 17-21, section 7 | 3 30 ; Neman-street . Lots 23. 34, 35, section 1 ; 198 feet frontage Albert-street x 165. GREYTOWN. Lots 19 to 22, 27 to 30 ; in all Ba. ; surrounded 66 feet streets. Lots 33-34, 39 to 42, 47-48; in all Sa. 1 rood, 17 perches- ; streets on three side?.
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New Zealander, Volume XXI, Issue 2264, 2 November 1864, Page 8
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