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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 85, 20 February 1864, Page 2

Juries Lrn §,«cfioit. MONDAY, FEBEUAEY 22. SALE OF CHARLEVILLE.. CHARLEYILLE, REMUERA, Tin: rnoi'Er-TY' OF OK ESQ, . 39 3 ° y|^^ lluks - / f iffs; / m ~' fr ' 4 \ * W\' / s I M \ -3 0/a r 12 g !_± X </Sr -'Com home Ifr I(wft «j 2-3 Iks. ~f { : « ' f f-Wcll. / I 1 | r, c 1 / i 2 I \ I.A ,r ! LSJ | ± i , * | ! il / /->.* ' ; 101 ft. / - «•?' l ' har < li I ' —_ ' 6 — -fl I i - 'i Sfcj HH ' £p j ioo ft. 100 fu" ioo a. " ioo it. j ~ " J l" £i" 3 s 4 t 5 S s a V B I 1.(5 fret. W 1 100 ft. 100 ft. 100 a. 100 ft. If.', ft. | Ht* From Auckland. EEMUEEA ROAD. Scale of Feet. o 5o 100 200 Uoo *ioo iii i i i

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT ' EEM U E RA. MONDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1864. SAMUEL COCHRANE Has been favoured with instructions from tho Proprietor, C. Greex.vway, Esq., (who is leaving for England), to sell, at his Land Mart, on Monday, the 22nd instant, as 12 o'clock, tho cstato of CH ARL E V ILL E, consisting of tho superior jMansion Houso and grounds, with tho Orchards, Shrubberies, &c., &c., viz.:— Lot No. 1 contains about 7 acres -well subdivided by substantial fences into paddocks, gardens, and orchards, planted -with ornamental and fr- it trees now in full bearing. Tho house contains nine large rooms, "with closets, pantrys, dairy, and larg;i lobby, togcthor with a detached kitchen, scullery, and outhouses, a large bricked yard leading thorcto, recentlyerected for tho owner's uso and Hinder his superintendence, viz.—-DRAWING-ROOM, 17 x 4x13x2, and patent registered grate, handsomely finished by a candelabra ccntre ceiling. PARLOUR, 12ft. 2 x 15ft.; grey marble niantlepieee, superior registered grate, alabaster cornices and rich mouldings. 1 DINING-ROOM, *l4ft. x 13ft. 2 ; splendid black marblo mautlepiecc, patent registered grate, 2 liandsomo chcifoniers of polished romo on each side of tho fireplace (fixtures). BREAKFAST-ROOM, 18ft. 6 x 13ft 2; rcmo mantlepiece, handsome fire-grate, 2 polished remo cupboards (largo), and closet under private staircase leading to tho chamber HALL, 20Sv. 2 s Sffc- 8; «li'.jant at- '-ivcasc, 4 feet wide, highly polished codar hand-rail, stained glass windows through tho central arch, ■with fan-lights of stained glass. 2 STORE-ROOMS," 7x3 ft. each. WASH-HOUSE, with Pump and Well of Water, adjoining -which there is a spacious Scullery. UPSTAIRS. No. 1 Bedroom, spacious and ftiry, with fireplace, washing-stand, and water cc-nuec-tions all complete. No. 2, ditto ditto ditto. No. 3, a large and comfortable room, -with fine view of tho iivcr. No. ■!, ditto ditto. No. 6, dressing-room, w:th closct. and water Bi-rvicc complete. No. fl, Df:iry 'with tables unci shelve::. Nv>. "i fanls" wa-;o; ; sem;icomplete. This unique and complcto mansion is comparatively now built of brick with cut stone facing, &c., &c., within the last seven years, and is now ready for the occupation of a rcepcctablc family. No expenso lias beon spared to make it comfortable und commodious, and for tho salubrity of the situation, excellence of condition and general convenience is unsurpassed in tho Province, and is well worthy of tho inspection . of thoso requiring a comfortable home. Lot No. 2 contains about three acres, on which is j ws-stcd s. storied tfciliiagi vile lit 1