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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 103, 12 March 1864, Page 2

* THURSDAY, 3IARCH 17. ! NETT3LARI£ET. ' mYVELYIC CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWS, jL carrying their second calvc-s. For S-ile on J-luirsdoy next, March 17th, at 1 o'clock. I ALFRED BUCKLAND. J FRIDAY, MARCH 18. J ALFRED BUCKLAND ] "Will sell by auction, on Friday, March ISth, > \ A DESIRABLE FARM at the Flat Bush, -i', ; _cA_ nulej from Otahuhu, containing 2CO acres, at I the upset prico of £520. ; The Farm is partly fenced, 30 acres just laid down I m red clover and cocksfoot, a good 3-roomed house j with verandah, oul-buiUtings, stock-yard, io. i For pnrticulars ajjiily to Mr. Flat Lush, orT. Spencer, Otahuhu. ; There is «, j,'ood road, and tho timber is available I for Otahuhu Market, i j FRIDAY, 3IAKCII 18. J THE TOWJ OP DRUKY. ALFRED BUCKLAND Has received instructions from M;\ ,T.\s. lluxciiUS, I to sell, at the Haymarket, on Friday, ISth March, ' j commencing at li o'clock, I i THE TOWNSHIP OF DEUTxY. j nnn.E above will proTC a superior investment, there JL being an immediate requirement, for shops, stores, and dwelling-houses. Tho Great South Road run? through iU centre, and is divided into large-eizccl allotments, with frontage to level streets abutting on the Great South Roud, and lending from the landing place at the terminus of deep water in Sliimerv Creek. n ' The principal landing plnco is leased to the OovI crnaient for a term, but the right has been referred j for tho public at sill tinice to haTc free use of it. Tho Government has erected large stores in the . Township, and it is now their most important depot, ! being so situated with regard to the fcurrouudin" i country, (hat all roads lradins; from Auckland to the populous and fertile districts beyond it must pass through the tovt-n, which now presents a> scene of bustle and activity not elsewhere seen out of ■ Auckland, mid in assuredly flic best position for an i inland town on this the principal lino of road in tho I I rovnicc. Omnibuses run from Auckland to Drory daily • ihe Railway will be immediately preceded With, and being Iho tmimiun, will occasion a worlun«population to be resident in tho neighbourhood. ° The eonl mines are but a short dicfanee from the town, and are now ngnin at work, and the return of peace will allord employment to largo numbers of I workmen. Ihe tramway from tho coal mines pisses I the totvnship. The importance, of the river coniI mimical ion cannot, be too highly estimated (he deep wafer adjoining the township "on one side for its entire length, mill Ihe creek is now cleared, m that vessel-! ol" considerable tonn-igp ran navigate tho river safety. Aβ many as five schooners, "ome of them discharging upwards of 50 <on 9 each, and the stormier 'Ludy TiurUy,' wore ktely discharging car..*o during the same tide. D I Pln, ls R ™ p,.cp ai ".,a, aiul nre now on Tie* nt Ilio Hayimu-kct.; they are now being lithographed, and will be »t the Bervieo of tho public ouo week previous to the sale. TERMS. ! One-third cash on day of sale; ivinaiudei- bv ! injmmiissoi-y note bearing interest at Ihe rate of ei^lit. I per cout. per annum, in equtii moieties of (! uioutliH , date ; or 2i per cent, discount allowed for J cash on (ho remaining two-thirds. j Possession of land given at once; the title on payment of balance of purchase money. I j For further particulars apply at * j j TII 53 HAYMAII 1C ET, Or to MR. JOSEPH CRISrF, La:ci> Aassr, Dhithy, Who will kindly show tho ground to ir.teaiiiii'j purcbaseiM.* * IT;;y!:invl.-i-(, "I".H A , 'vb! , i;'S' , v l J.is!?-'/,