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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 17, 21 December 1863, Page 2

jsiilcs lijj Hatttioit. TUESDAY, JANUARY 19. BBOOKVILLE, COLLEGE-STREET, j PBEBMAN'S bby.ay. IJI II E ESTATE OF MR, MICHAEL WOOD WILT. POSITIVELY BE SOLD IS BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 10th, 13G1-. BY SAMUEL COCHR AN E, AUCTIONEER, Fort-street. IN A PEW DAYS. NEAR THE SPRINGS, AT ONEHUNGA. The subscriber will sell at his stores, Fort-street, on a day to be named shortly, Lots nos. nine and ten, of section TWELVE, With three valuable Frontages to Church-street and others, at right angles, and with au EXCELLENT AND COMMODIOUS nOUSE upon Lot 10. Terms and all particulars on application to SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer. TO FARMERS AND NEW ARRIVALS. The subscriber has been instructed by the proprietor to sell A VALUABLE FARM, with HOMESTEAD and JcJL STOCK, on the Muhurangi River, within four hours' sail of Auckland, and vessels of 30 tons burthen can come close to the House, &c., &e. The Farm is about 400 acres. The Homestead comprises good luuse, office, and stockyards The Stock, 50 head of cattle, grazing thereon now. The land is of excellent quality, well fenced and drained, r considerable quantity laid down in grass and under cultivation, and a paddock of 22 acres is now being ploughed up for summer fallow. There are also 110 acres of fine bush, frontage to the river very considerable. Price and Terms to a respectable purchaser very moderate, indeed it is rarely that an opportunity oilers of such a large and valuable property in such a high state of cultivation, and so contiguous to Auckland, being offered to the public. If not sold before the Ist of February, 18G1, it will be withdrawn finally. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. THIS MORNING, AT 11 O'CLOCK, ex 'Kiwi,' Q»> KITS ONIONS iUtJ 20 bags New Potatoes I keg X. 7i. Butter 3.'! chests finest Congou 2U bags dark Sugar 1 ease of Cheroots Balance of Galvanized Iron Paratln, fcc., &e. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23. "MO UX T ST. MA R Y." (IN THE CITY.) GEORGE SIBBIN Has received instructions from the Trustees ill Mr. .Tohn Beaton's Estate, to sell by Auction, on Wednesday, the 23rd December, at 12 o'clock, HIS INTEREST IN LOTS 47, 43 and 49, being corner Allotments of St. Mary's Road and Gi-oen-street. Also LOTS li t to 119 inclusive, having frontage to Edinburgh, London, and New-streets, in one Block. * # * Plans to be seen and particulars learned at the Mart. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23. At auction, on Wednesday, December 23rd, at one o'clock, by GEORGE SIBBIN. ALLOTMENT No. 78, 35 feet bv 100 feet, in COLLING WOOD-STREET, near to Mr. Williams' dwelling house. ALLOTMENT in GI.'AFTON-ROAD, entrance to Domain, 13S tent bv 11 foot. A CORNER ALLOTMENT, on POXSONBY ROAD, perfectly level, and one of the best sites in j tho City West; frontage 31 j feet to Ponsonby-roud, and 120 feet to Spring-road, substantially fenced and paled. There is a good bricked well. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23. To ee Sold bv Auctionon Wednesday, 23rd December, at 12 o'clock, A RESPECTABLE DWELLING-HOUSE consisting of 5 rooms and large brick kitchen ; verandah; the yard paved and drained; a three- , roomed cottage inihe rear, with back house and good well. The allotment i 9 33 feet by 221, feet, in Greystreet, near Queen-street. Terms easy. GEORGE SIBBIN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2:3. PART of Lot No. 9, sec. No. IG, Victoria-street, City of Auckland, near to the new Union Bank, Victoria-street and Queen-street, 1!) feet S inches by 76 feet. There is a cottage and well on the property, with back entrance to a public street. Terms:—One-fourtli cash, balance oil Mortgage at 10 per cent. GEORGE SIBBIN, AUCTIONEER.