Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Issue 105, 15 March 1864, Page 2

j THURSDAY, MARCH 17. j | X LAY MARKET. i rjAWELVE CHOICE YOl'NCr DAIRY COWS, 1 J. carrying; their second calves. For Sale on ! 1 hiir.-day next, .March l~th, at 1 o'clock. .ALFRED AUCKLAND. j FRIDAY, MARCH 18. i ; A LF.RKD BfJCKLAXI) \\ ill sell by auction, on Friday, March 18t.ii, ADKSIRA BLR FARM at the Flat Uash, miles from Otahuhu, containing :iGO acres, at i the upset priea of £">l2O. i The Farm is partly fenced, 30 acres just laid down in red clover and cocksfoot, a pood 3-roomed house j with verandah, out-buildings, stock-yard, &c. I Eor particulars apply to Mr. MaePhersou, Flat | Bush, or T. Spencer, Otalnihu. | There is a good road, and the timber is arnilable for Otalnihu Market. FRIDAY, MARCH 18. THE TOWN OF DEUEI. j A LEE ED 13UCKLAND j i Has received instructions from Mr. iFas. Rr.\'ctman, • to sell, at the llnyrnarket, on Friday, ISth At arch, ! commcncing at 11 o'clock, | THE TOWNSnir OF DUCKY. ; TITK abnvo will prove a superior investment, then? j being an immediate requirement for shops, store*, j I and dwelling-houses. The Great South Road rnns i through its centre, and is divided into large-sized j allotments, with frontage to level strrets abutting on j the Cireat South Road, and leading from the landing j place at tho terminus of deep water in Slippery | Creek. j I The principal landing place is leased to the Got- j eminent for a term, but the right has been resenred i I for the public at all times to have freo use of it. j The Government, has erected large stores in the I Township, and it is now their most important depot, being so situated with regard to tho surrounding j country, that all roads leading from Auckland to j the populous and fertile districts beyond it must ; pass through tho town, which now presents a seeito ! of bustle and activity not elsewhere seen out of ! Auckland, and is assuredly the best position for an j inland town on this the principal line of road in tha j Province. I Omnibuses run from Auckland to Dt'tiry daily ! The Railway will be immediately preceded with, and '. being the termiuus, will occasion a large working j population to bo resident in tho neighbourhood. \ 'V\\c eoa\ mines are Aral a sVuvd distance from the j loirti, mill iirr now ttiinin at work, mid tho return olj \ Yea.ee, x\\W wAVovd i-yuyVoniucul, lo \arge numbers of I workmen. The tnimwuv from the coal mines passes ) live, township. The iuiyiortance of the river com- ( ; maturation cannot, he too highly estimated, the i , deep water adjoining the (owns/up on rum title for itn j entire length, and the creek is now cleared, so that j , vessels of considerable tonnage can navigate the j j river stdelv. As luuny as live schooners, some of • 1 them discharging upwards of HO tons each, and the j I steamer 'Lady Barkly,' were lately discharging cargo | during the same tide. " ' I ! Plans are prepared, and aro now oe. view at, the j j Ifayinarkef ; they are now being lithographed, and : . -.Till he at tlii* scrvice of the public one week prerious f ' to the sale. ' | TERMS. j 1 One-third rnsh on day of sale; remainder by i mpromissory note bearing interest at the rate of eight J per cent, per annum, in eqani moieties of C and 1U I , months date ;or per cent, discount allowed for j ! CHsh on the remaining two-thirds. ; i PoNicssion of land given at once; the title on ; j payiuont of halancc of purchase money. I ; For further particulars apply at TII E HAYMAIt KE T, Or to MR. JOSEPH CRISPE, LAND AGENT, Druht, j Who will kindly show the ground to iutemling : pllH'busfrs. ' "lili PtLiisj; v l£i«4.