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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 101, 10 March 1864, Page 2

FRIDAY, MARCH 11. THE HAYMAEKET. T, AMI 3 S WO O L KAL E. mi] K L\K'L' AVOOL SALE lor this Season will i be lu-lcl on FRIDAY, March 11, at 12 oYloeli. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FBIDAY, MARCH IS. ALFISED iSUCKLAXD A\'!!l sell by miction, on I'riJuy, Mnreh ISth, 4 JJKSIRAULK FAKM nt the Flat V»n,h. -11 j\. miles from Otnhuhu, containing L'fiO acres, nt the upset price of £'520. The Farm U partly fenced, 30 acres jttM laid down in red clover ami cocksfoot, n iiood O-roomcd house with verandah, stock-yard, tVc. For particulars apply to Mr. Maci'licraon, Hat Bush, or T. Spencer, Otahuhu. There is n pood road, and the timber is available for Otnhuhu Market. FRIDAY. MARCH IS. Till; T() W X OF j)]i r.KY. ALFKED BUCKLA.X 0 Ilns received instructions from Mr. .1 as. Ri'Ncimak, to sell, at the Ilsvniarket. on Friday, jxth Z\fmx-ii, commencing a! 11 o'clock, THE TOWN'SIMP OK DltlUtV. m ii k iiho ve will prove a superior investment, there l being an immediate requirement lor shops, stores, nnd dwelling-houses. Tin; Great South Koad runs through its centre, nnd in divided into large-sized allotments, with frontage \o level streets abutting on the Ovent South IJoad, and leading from the landing place at the terminus of deep water in ►Slippery Creek. The principal landing pbiro is leaded to the Government for a term, hut the right haw been reserved for the public at all times to have free use 01' it. The Government has creeled large stores in the Township, and it. is now their most important depiM, being so hituated with regard to the surrounding country, that all roads lending from Auckland t o tho populous and fertile distneta beyond it must pans through the town, which now presents a scene of bustle and activity not elsewhere seen out of Auckland, and is assuredly the best position for an inland town on this the principal line of road in the Province. Omnibuses run from Auckland to Dntrv daily Tho Railway will be immediately proeeded with, and being the terminus, will occasion a large working population to be resident in tho neighbourhood. The coal mines are but a short, distance from the town, ami are now again at work, and the return of pcaee will afford employment to large numbers of workmen. The iramway from tho coal mines passes the township. The importance of the river communication cannoi he too highly estimated, the deep water adjoining the township on one side for its enlii'f length, and the creek is now cleared, so that vessels of considerable tonnage can navigate the river safe! y. As many as five schooners, some of them discharging: upwards of 50 tons each, and the steamer 'Lady Hackly,' were lately discharging cargo during the same tide. Plans are prepatvd, mid are now on view al the iraymarket : they arc now lithographed, and will be at il ic service of the public one wee!; previous to the sale. X Kit MS. One-third ''asli on day of sale ; '.vmaimlel' by inproniissoi'y note bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, in etjuai moieties oi' (> and 12 months' date ; or 'd'% jvr cent, discount, allowed for cash on the remaining tivo-tliirds. Possession of land given at once; the title on payment of balance of purchase money. For further particulars apply at, THE HAYMAiI KE I. Ur to MI!. -JOSKI'IL CRISPJE, Land AC-E>'T, 1)j:VBY, AYho will liindly show the ground io intending puivlmicrs. Ilavmiirki't, ?f)lh 5 s'"< I