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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 100, 9 March 1864, Page 2

! FRIDAY, MARCH 11. i ; THE Jf AY MARKET. | LA.M II H W(> O L SAL E. I THE LAST WOOL SALE for this Season will ; be held on FRIDAY, Jlareh 11, at 12 o'clock. , I ALFRED BUCKLAN D. i ! FRIDAY, MARCH 18. ; ALFRED UrCKLASD 'Will sell by auction, on Friday. Mureh 18th, ; i DKSIH.A BLK I'Ainr hi the Flnf Tlu*h. -U i ' miles from Obdiuhu. containing 1!(»0 acres, at j j the upset price ' Tlh» Farm is partly li-need. Jit) neivs- laid down j ' { in red clove*' mid cook-font, a pond fl-roumed liouhp • 1 with verandah. ritt-hniiiihiL'**- Moek-yiird, &c. j ; For v»arlioutiu'£ e.pply to Mr. Flat j ; Uush. or T. Spencer. Ouduihu. j There is n sood road. ar.d the limber is available j for Otahuhu Market. FRIDAY, MARCH 18. ■ i __ j ! TII E TO W X O ¥ J) 11 Vll Y. I I t j ALFRED m:CKLAN]) ! Has received instruetions from-Mr. J ah. Rincijuk, J u ; ! to pell, ul the llaymurket, on Friday, 18ih March, ; commencing at 11 o'clock, TH'E TOWNSHIP OK DUCHY. '■ I rpMK above will prove ft superior investment, there j JL being an immediate requirement for shops, etorep, l and dv.-elling-houfies. The Great South Road runn | through its centre, and is dirnled inlo Inrtre-sized , | allotments, with frontace to level streets abutting <m i the Orent South Roiid. nud lending from the landing , l plnce at the ivnmiiWH of deep water in Slippery | j Creek. j I The principal limdinp; pluce i* leufed to the Gov- | eminent for u U-rm, but the has been reserved j i for tli** public at all lime.- to bare five use of it. ! [ j Tho Government ha* erected Moras in the j j Township, and it is now their most, important dcpM, | I S being no >ituaied with regard to tho surrounding ! i country, that all roads leading from Auckland to } j tbo populous and fertile distorts lieyoml it must 1 | pa3B through the town, which now presents a scene | of bustle und activity not elsewhere seen out of Auckland, and in assuredly tho best position for an j inland town on this the principal line of road in tho J Province. I Omnihuse* run from Auckland to Drurv daily ! Tho Railway will be immedintely procetied with, and j • being the teriniuu?, wIW oecusir>n a larjie working j j population to bo rerfident in tho neighbourhood. { The coal mines an; but a short distance from the I ' town, and are now nguin at, work", and tho return of » pence will ailbrd employment to large numbers of » workmen. The (rnnnvay from the cual mines passes the township. IMie importance! of th.» river com- ! muniealion eannut bo too highly estimated, the j deep water adjoining the touiibhip o:i one side for its entire length, and iho creek is now cleared, that vessels of considerable tonnage can navigate the river safely. A? ninny a? five schooners, some of them discharging upwards of 50 tons each, and the | steamer ' Lady Barkly,' were lately discharging cargo i during the utinu tide. ~ j i | l'lanp are prepared, and are now on view at the J I Hayinarket ; they are now being lithographed, and j will be at the service of the public one week previous j to the sale. ! TERMS. j One-third cash on day of sale ; remainder by mproinisfcory note bearing intercut at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, in equui moieties of I> and 12 months' dat<*; or per rent, discount allowod for ca.«h on the remaining two-thirdn. T'oepcusinn of land given at once; the title on payment of balance of purchase money. For further particulars apply at 'J 1 II E II AYMAR KE T, | Or to lilt. JOSKI'If CUISPK, I.A.MJ jioe.fr, Ditcur, j j will kindlj show the ground to intending I j pni'ubiisei's. j j Ifnyinarket, ; ; tetriirri ISCi j