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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 80, 15 February 1864, Page 2

Sales bir MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. SALE OF CHARLEVILLE. CIARLE VILLE, REMUERA. THE PEOPS.BTY Of G-. W-A.TT, I 39 i 30 pLJ"'™ ks i auuta " j — Vl / — 10.11). i!\ \ W\ ■ , i "13 ' * S / / 5 s.-i' G cotf ,« n . = ■1 y ; ~ 2 *treii. / 1 1 i S. « % 2 ! i 3 11 S :• i ( j law X. i !££= | " ! I i *"*>* I t d i ! fSI / s s f ,J i ; .10 . ! Lbl / I i i — ~— / 1 Q |8!" nfn. S ! f I \ Iss i I ! ! I —j~, t, ® 1 1 1 i |„• icon, jwort "icon- | icon. - | ; | " sip"3f4fs [f ej?. 7 1 i ©plj Hi |Vvt. a I 1111 ft. IWfl. I V»tt. ) l"i fl. I ]&■>!). ; " "*" __ Front Auckland, EEMUERA' ROAD. ||| Scale of Fkkt. 0 5o 100 200 000 400 !1l 1 ! l

POSTPONEMENT OF SALE OP CHAIILEVILLEj VSTIL 22nd INSTANT, the Plans of the Property not being ready. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT K E M U E E, A. MONDAY, 22X1) FEBRUARY, 1864. SAMUEL COCHRANE Has been favoured ■with instructions from the Proprietor, C. Giieen.vway, Esq., (-who is leaving for England), to sell, at his Land Mart, on Monday, tko 22nd instant, as 12 o'clock, the estate of Oil ARL E V I L LE, consisting of the superior Mansion House and grounds, with the Orchards, Shrubberies, &c., ic., viz.:— Lot No. 1 contains about 7 acres well subdivided by substantial fences into paddocks, gardens, and orchards, planted -with ornamental and fruit trees now in full bearing. The house contains nine large rooms, with closet":, pantrys, dairy, and large lobby, together with a detached kitchen, scullery, and outhouses, a large bricked yard leading thereto, recently erected for the owner's use and under his superintendence, viz.— DRAWING-ROOM, 17 x 4 x 13 x 2, and patent registered grate, handsomely finished by a candelabra centre ceiling. PARLOUR, I2ft. 2 x 15ft.; grey marble antlepiece, superior registered grate, Blaster cornices and rich mouldings. DINING-ROOM, 14ft. x 13ft. 2 ; splendid black marble mantlepiece, patent registered grate, 2 handsome cheffoniers of polished reino on each side of the fireplace (fixtures). BREAKFAST-ROOM, 18it. C x 13ft 2; remo mantlepiece, handsome fire-grate, 2 polished remo cupboards (largo), and closet under private staircase leading to tho chamber floor. HALL, 20ft. 3 x Bft. 8; elegant staircase, 4 feet wide, liighly polished codar hand-rail, stained glass windows through the central arch, with fan-lights of stained glass. . 2 STORE-ROOMS, 7xß ft. each. ' "WASH-HOUSE, with Pump and Well of Water, adjoining which thero is a spacious Scullery. UPSTAIRS. No. 1 Bedroom, spacious and airy, with fireplace, washing-stand, and water connections all complete. No. 2, ditto ditto ditto. No. 3, a large and comfortable room, with" fine view of the river. No. 4, ditto ditto. No. 5, dressing-room, with closet and water sen-ice complete. ' No. 6, Dairy with tables and shelves. No. 7, Servants' Room, with water service complete.

This uniquo and complete mansion is comparatively new built of brick with cut stone facing, &c., £:c., within the last seven years, and is now ready for the occupation of a respectable family. No exjiensc lias been spared to make it comfortable and commodious, and for the salubrity of tho situation, excellence of condition and general convenience is unsurpassed in the Province, and is well worthy of the inspection of those requiring a comfortable homo. | j Lot No. 2 contains about three acres, on which is erected a large two storied building. This lot has a frontage of 145 feet to Remuera Road, and a depth of 700 feet, ending at the extreme northern end of the estate, through which a j valuub,e stream of Spring Water ever flows. I j j j Lots Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6 each have a frontage of 100 j ! feet to the Remucra lioad. i : Lot No. 7. the comcr lot, immediately opposite the residence of John Graham, Esq. j Lota Nos. 8, 9, 10, and 11, ■with a frontage of 99 feet each, to the road leading to the late residence of the Honbl. the Attorney-General, and op- j posite the residence of Jmnex Cruiekshank, j Esq. These lots command extensive views of | the Bay and Harbour. Lots Nos. 12 and 13, immediately adjoining, have frontages of IGS and IG7 feet respectively, by a depth of 165 feet. Terms: —For Lot No. I—The Mansion House, with about seven acres of Land—One third cash, the balance may remain on mortgage for three, or five years at ten per cent, per annum. For the allotments and remainder of the property, one fourth cash; balance to remain on mortgage at ten per cent. Cards to view the house and premises can be had each day, from 10 to 4, from the Auctioneer. SAMUEL COCHRANE, j Auctioneer. ! j [ P.S. —The household furniture, carriages, horses, j harness, with the growing crops, will be sold on ! Monday, the 29tli February, 18G4. TUESDAY, lGtli FEBRUARY, 1861. 1,113 ACHES, AT PAPAKURA. ; BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. THE Subscriber has been instructed to Sell bv Public Auction, at liis Land Mart, Fort-struet, on Tuesday, the lGtli February nt:;:t ensuing, at 12 o'clock, THE SUBJOINED FREEHOLD PROPERTIES AT PAPAKURA, Viz.: — Lot 2o containing 84 acres Lot 36-38 ditto 88G ditto Lot 57 ditto 115 ditto Lot 62 ditto 28 ditto 1,113 acrcs. SAMUEL CO C lIIIA ]S r E, Auctioneer. j TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IG. LAND AT EEMUERA. r.v ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. The Subscriber has received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell, at liis Land Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 16th February, at 12 o'clock, LOTS 142 and 143, Scction 16, of the Suburbs of Auckland, situate at Remuera. Lot 142, containing 4 acres, 3 roods, 20 perches. Lot 143, containing 4 acres and 13 purches, with house and outbuildings thereon erected. SAMUEL COCHRANE, j Auctioneer. j