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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 96, 4 March 1864, Page 2

TUESDAY, MARCH 22. VALUABLE VILLA RESIDENCES, FRONTING TIIE HARBOUR AND OVERLOOKING THE CITY. JOX E 8 & CO. Have received instructions from Bishop Pompai.lirb to soil by public auction, at Brunswick Buildings, on Tuesday, the 22nd March, at 12 o'clock, 0 9 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SITES for RESIDENCES about. AUCKLAND, having frontages to the Harbour anil commanding mosi extensive views of the City and surrounding country. This Property is known us MOUNT ST. MARY'S, in Freeman's Bay. The Auctioneers liavo only to aimounco tliLs property for sale, feeling assured that it requires 110 recommendation from them, as no more desirable sites can he lnid, and would merely request that thoso of the public -who arc not already acquainted •with its position, would visit it previous to the Sale (22nd), as it only requires to be seen to be appreciated. Lithographed Thais can bo had at the Brunswick Buildings. Terms easy. BUILDING SITES, PAENELL, AT A3T EARLY DATE. AT AUCTION. I have been instructed to Sell, at Auction, early in the ensuing month, jpORTY-ONE BUILDING SITES IN PAENELL, situate between tho Properties of Captuin Blakott, William Swainson, Esq., the School Trust Property, Bishop Selwyn, and 11. 11. Turtoii, Esq.— having frontago to ST. GEORGE'S ROAD, and commanding nil around a magnificent view of the City and Harbour in their loveliest aspects. 'u y 6*£2? 3$ w C? tj it, jfc AJf 2'