Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 108, 18 March 1864, Page 3

Sales brr Ruction. THIS DAY. THE TOWS- 01* DfltfEt. ALFRED BtrC£LAJS T i) Hsj receirfd instruction* from l£r. J.is. KtrxciSTAX, (o fell, at the Harmarket, Th_ Day, 18t.li March, rv>mmenein» »t H o'clock, 'THE TOWNSHIP OF DEURI The sboTe will prove a suporior investment, the** ivisg an immediate requirement for ihops, stores, and dwe_;nj-hou3«. The Great- South Road runs through ite centre, and ia divided into large-sized sl'.i-t_i!_t«, -niui frontage to lerei -treeta abutting on ''>:• Great South Road, and leadinj from the landing i. i jiUce »t the terminus of deep water in Slippery Ork. The principal landing place is leased to tko Got- j I err.-aenl for a terra, but the right has been reserved i for thr public at til times to have £re« use of it. j The Government has rM«I large store* iu the Township, and it is no-.r their most iinportont depot, !■(•:.-» i=o situated with regard to the surrounding (OiinL-r, '.ha! ail roads leading from Auckland to the populous and fertile districts beyond it must ynsi through the tovrn, ■.vhieh now presents a seen* ii 'T'is'.Jj s-id β-ctirity «iil elsowhere aera oat of i !...-fc.rt.iid. _rid is iosurediT tlio i>33t position fur an i i-.Uad town on this t'ae principal line of road in the j I'roviucf. j Omniburf! run from Auckland to Drurv dailv. • Th» Ruilwiiy -wili be immediately preceded with, pmd ' i'fin; the termiuus, will occasion n large working ! population to be resident in the neighbourhood. '• The coal mines are but a short distance from the ; ■.n-.ru. and are :w.v again at work, and thp return of j peace v> ill ad'ord employment to larje. numbers of I •workmen. The tramway from the coal mines passes | the township. Tlie importanc-e of the riivr communication cannot be too highly estim_led, the ! deep water adjoining the township on ei:e side for ite t ir.'r.ra lenjtb, and tiie i-j-eel; is now clei_-ef\ do that ! of considerable tonnage eun navigate the ' i riTt'r safely. As many as (We schooncre, sonio of I • he:n upwards of M to'.u inch, and tlie : »te«»iin.T ' Lady Harkly, , were lately discharging cargo i diirinj tlie same tide. : T;3i:= aro prepared, and are now on view at Uie ; ilarmnrket : they aie now being lithographed, »nd ■ Till b; ai the vrric? of '.!;?■ public om w»rk preriojis \" '.h- Mill-. TEK M S : •.>iK»third cesii, on day of »ale; remainder by proßiiaUsory bearing interest at Ujk raic of eight ! per cent, per annum, in equal moieties of G and lii ! moutha' date ; or 2\ per cent, discount allowed for ! •■i'h nn the rernsaning two-thirds. . PoMession of land jiven at once; the till* on p»_v;neiit r>f bttlsnce of purchase monor. ' r'»r fur.hfr particulars »pply at TH E IE AYMAII KE T, Or v> Hi?. JOSEPH CRISPK, Lixr> AejiXT, Duvry, i V.'l(» will kindly »how tlie ground t« inteHding jmrchnsors. . I I THIS DAY. i I ALFKED BUCKLAIS'D | AVill 6o'd by auction, This Day, March 18th, i i J)KSIRAI3LK FARM at the Flat Bueh, 4J ; .. 1. miles from Otahuhu, containing 2GO acre**, at ; tin- upset price of £520. The Farm is partly fenced, 30 acres just laid down \ in red clover and cocksfoot, a good 3-roonied house \ with verandah, out-buildiiigg, etock-yard, &u. \ For particuhvrs apply to Mr. MacPherson, Flat I Hush, or T. Spencer, Otahuhu. ! There is a good road, and the timber iis available i i')r Otaliuhu ilarket. PIANOS, CONCERTIXAS, &c. KIJJI.NGS A TJOWDEX Will w>ll by auction ot an ewly dak , , if not disposed * of privately, . r pWO VALC.UILK PIAXOS, by Alli-sr.n, Lon.l. don. containing all tho latest improvements. Also,— > ">rk!j ofCciU'-crt!-)*-!, Fiutines, Mmvo, A./.