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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 41, 31 December 1863, Page 4

Sales bu i-uctmn. TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. JONES & CO. iISXo received instructions to sell by auction at Brunswick Buildings, on Tuesday, tho 12th January, it 12 o'clock, V)Q VERY VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTitENTS in tho City and Suburbs, •commanding fino views, and in most desirablo positions for residences, viz., ANGLESEY-STREET, LOT 6, SECTION 18:— Two Lots, cach 33 fivt frontage to Anglesoa-street, by a depth of 220 feet. PITT-STREET, SECTION 7, SUBURBS:— Lot 49—36 foet frontage to Pitt-street, by a depth of 113 feet. Lot 50—3G feet frontage to Pitt-street, bv a depth of 113 feet. Lot 56—Corner Lot, having a frontage of 59 feot to Cross-street, by a depth of 107 feet to Pitt-street. Lot 57—40 foet frontago to Cross-street, by 99 feet. SECTION 8, SUBURBS:— Lot 28—50 feot frontage to Lincoln-fttrect, depth 100 feet. Lot 29—50 feet frontage to Lincoln-street, depth 100 feet. Lot 30—75 feet frontage to Richmond Road, depth 170 feet. Lot 31—Corner Lot, 75 foet to Richmond Rood, and 170 feet to Lincoln-street. Lot 83—17 feet to Lincoln-street, depth 100 feet. Lot 84—52 feet to Richmond Road, by a depth of 126 feet to Lincoln-street, Corner Lot. Lot 85—50 feet to Richmond Road, by a depth of 120 feot. Lot 86—50 feet to Richmond Road, by a depth of 150 feet. Lot 87 —Corner Lot, 52 feet to Richliiond Road, by 129 feet to Norfolk-street. Lot 109—(iG feet to Norfolk-street* depth 100 foet. Lot 110 —6G feet to Norfolk-street, depth 100 feet. Lot 111—6G foet to Norfolk-street, depth 100 feet. LOTS 35 TO 39, SECTION 8, SUBURBS Five Lots, having a frontage of ISO feet to the Waitemat-i River, and a frontage of 178 to River Terrace, formerly portion of Mr. Marston's property. Terms—Liberal. THIS DAY. PLAI3TER OF PARIS. | RIDINGS & DOWDEN Will 801 lby auction This Day, at 11 o'clock, Q CASKS PLAISTER OF PARIS. THIS DAY. J BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c. RIDINGS & DOWDEN Vr ul soil by auction, ThLs Day, Thursday, December 31st, at 11 o'clock, CASES BOOKS, consisting of Standard Works, School Books, feeStationery in variety 12-inch Globes Harmoniums Seraphina Engravings Perfumery Chimney Ornaments Bracelets, Necties, Studj Charms and Lockets, &c., Also .2 casos Cutlery direct from Sheffield, consisting of, Pockot and Table Cutlery Bowie and Sportsmen's Knives Canteens, &c. 4c. &c. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7. F£:)EHOLD PROPERTY. iS' THB TEUBT ESTATB OP Mr. S. B. FoILSAITII. RIDINGS & DOWDEN :'zvi received interactions to sell by Auction, on THURSDAY, January 7th, 1864, at 12 o'clock, £ itIARLTON LODGE and GROUND, Ponsonby containing about 4 acres, well laid out in Kitchon Garden, and Paddocks laid down -- £73.88, with a good Well and Force Pump. Dwelling-House contain* 6 rooms, papered ar.i jointed. Outhouses consist of Cottage, Dairy, Stables, Hornsea, Pigsties, Water Closet, 4c. ois property has two road frontages ; and being about two miles from Auckland, affords an fx - p;ort iiiity rarely mot with, of combining a town ar.i residence. - to be seen at tho stores of the Auctioneers, Terms Liberal. THI3 DAY. •! ALFRED BUCKLAND - r:-x'ivc»l instructions from Mr. Tiiompsox, to by Auction, Thin Dav, December 31, at Newmarket, /A HEAD OF CATTLE, from tho Kaipara, J - '•> consisting of well-brod Heifers, Stoers, and Also 3 Well-bred Bulls. THIS DAY. THE NEWMARKET SALE. This Day, December 31st, at one o'clock. Di ' Abeona' and ' Excelsior,' from Wanganui, A WORKING OXEN X 15 Fat Cows 10 Dairy Cows 30 Well-bred Steers 18 Calves. ALFRED BUCKLAND THIS DAY, WORKING OXEN. I<'or CrJ.o, This Day, December 31st, at one o'clock, o LARGE WORKING OXEN. v ALFRED BUCKLAND.