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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 44, 4 January 1864, Page 2

PLAN OF NINETEEN VERY CHOICE ALLOTMENTS, SUITABLE FOR SUBURBAN RESIDENCES, SITUATED ON THE KKUCERA BOAD, (NEAR MOUNT HOBSON), FOB FBIVATK SALE AT TUB FBICE MAEKKI) OK BACK ALLOTMENT. Apply to RIDINGS &. DOWDEN, Quoen-etreet. Rutherford. © ALBERT PLACE. T25 Ho 9I © t; I" h N »» 13 •a 53 - ~ &./- 125 HO © 000 co o o 10 53 '" M irf ° 125 110 So © * ©o *< © o ° 10 55 °> rt SJ tt ? H 125 110 ° V. — »O © O ~ © o-co rt « >o ~ w • n>s iici " *3 1 - 2|§S ' O < ej 111 n<s * <*53e - 8 e - rt 125 Hi) » © »sI• a § s « 125 no « s § <• s 1 s ido " ~ iq op CO 100 Mackenzie. 3 1 « Terms of Sam : One-fourth Cash. The balance by Promissory Note at 12 Months, bearing 8 per cent, interest. Or it may remuin for Five Years, at 10 per cent, interest, secured by Mortgage on the Property.

TO FARMERS AND NEW ARRIVALS. The subscriber has been instructed by the proprietor to sell A VALUABLE FARM, with HOMESTEAD and STOCK, on the Mahurangi River, within four hours' sail of Auckland, aud vessels of 30 tons burthen can come close to the House, &c, &c. The Farm is about 400 acres. The Homestead comprises good house, office, and stockyards The Stock, 50 head of cattle, grazing thereon now. The land is of excellent quality, well fenced arid drained, a 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 line bueh, frontage to the river very considerable. Price and Terms to u 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 If not sold before the lit of February, 1864, it will be withdrawn finally. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer. RAGLAN. VALUABLE HOMESTEAD. TO LET, fTIHAT well-known property " OKETE FALLS," JL situated about five miles from Raglan Township, communication to which can bo had both by water and land. This very valuable Property has tho advantage of having good WATER FRONTAGE for nearly a mile in length on the North side; on tho South, bounded by tho newly-made Government Road to Waipa; and on the West, by the Oketo River, which aflbrds a never-failing supply of good water, with a magnificent WATER FALL forty feet high. Along the road the Commissariat wagons and Military will bo continually passing and repassing between Raglan and the Waipa. Boats of forty and fifty tons can ride at anchor in perfect safoly within a short distaneo of the property, which consists of 80 acres of good land, partly laid down in grase and partly in fallow. In a central position, there is a large, commodious, and well-built house, containing eight rooms, with a verandah. Thero arc also detached buildings, stockyard, cowshed, and utablo. Also a nevur-failing well of water, and a good garden, surrounded by. a two-rail fence, with -whito thorn hedge. Altogether this forms ono of tho finest propertioa in Raglan, and is well adapted for carrying oil a thriving trade in conjunction with tho farm. Adjoining are another eighty acree, which could be let with the a1»vo if required. Further particulars can bo ascertained on application to WILLIAM H. WALLIS, ' Onehunca. December 2G, 1863. FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASE. A THREE ACRE MARKET GARDEN Midway between AUCKLAND, ONEHUNGA, AND THE CAMP. This moat admirable little property consists of Three Acres richi-st volcanic soil, of the greatest fertility, thoroughly fenced and completed with good gates, &'o. Upon it there is also a small house, situate upon the rising ground of Mount Smart; it has the advantage of an extensive cattle run, with a good supply of water, thereby rendering it particularly well suited for a brisk DAIRY BUSINESS, in which, together with his garden, the owner found an ample and remunerative occupation, until forced ftnay by Militia duties, which now are the sole enuse of his determination to sell the place upon which lie has bestowed so large an amount of improvement. Its situation is at once central and comtnandin", being dose to the Great South Road, near to Onehunga, which it overlooks, and but a short distance from Auckland, all which advantages, together with a most extensive prospect, render it a HoiiE Site of K-.iie Excellence. Further important particulars may be learned at MARKET, Queen-street, on application to JOSEPH COCHRANE.