"37 IQI XT R S B A "32", JSk. 3P» EB. I L Q O. MR. DAVID NATHAN VTOih SELL AT HIS AUCTION BOOMB, ON a\ldLU±U3l>.A.*2- SOth -A^IRIIL,, At Eleven o'Olock, L L THAT VALUABLE AND WELL-SELECTED CITY, SUBURBAN, AST> COUNTRY FREEHOLD ESTATE, GOLD MINING, And other Shares.—The Properties of EDWARD AND MICHAEL V(OB WHO ARE DISSOLVING PAKTNEESHIP.
CITY PROPERTY. ALLOTMENTS 1? A3»l> 18, SECTION 43. This 13 undoubtedly the most Taluable block of crouDd in Freeman's Bay, containing 3 roods, 2 perches, and having a frontage of 363 feet to Drake street, Union street and Fianklin street. Part of allotments 28 and 29, section 44, adjoins the property of Captain Harrison, has a frontage of 105 feet to "Franklin street, 80 feet to Napier street, by a depth of 151 feet, 6 inches. A substantially built and well arranged Family Besidence,containing Eight Booms, Kitchen, Pantry, 4c, &c, at present in the occupation of Mr. Michael "Wood. It is situate on a valuable and largo plot of ground having a carriage entrance from the Karangahape Road, and a frontage to Day-street, commanding a spiendid view of the harboi r, &c. Iho grounds are beautifully arranged, and planted with choice Tiees, Shrubs," &c.; -with the usual Outbuildirgs are a good Poultry House and enclosed T»rd, with Four Iron Water Tanks fixed conveniently for use. Subdivision of allotments 15, 16 and 17, section 54. Howe and corner allotment, late in the occupoof Mr. Thos. Boylan, haTing a frontage to Howe street of 84 feet and to Day street of 112 feet. X. ot I—4l feet frontage to Howe street, 102 feet 6 inches to Day street. „ 2—33 feet to Howe-street, by 100 „ „ 3—33 „ „ „ 100 „ „ 4—33 „ „ „ 100 „ H 5—40 feet to Day street, by 117 feet 6 ins. „ 6—33 „ „ " HI » 6 „ „ 7—33 „ „ 104 „ „ 8—29 „ „ 97 „ IN CHAPEL STREET. Lease of House and Stables, lately owned by Mr. Higgins. DTTBHAM STREET. Unexpired term of lease of all that piew or parcel of land, being part of allotment number (14) fourteen of section (16) sixteen, of the town of Auckland, and being lots numbered seven and eight of a subdivision of said allotment numbered (14) fourteen. Having a frontage to Durham street of s'xty six feet six inches, with a depth of sixty feet to a lane, there is on the allotment a two storied* brick building used a» a printing office, late in t!ie occupation of Mr. Phillip Kunst. All that (late the property of Mr. P. Kunst), being PLANT, MATERIAL, JOBBING- AND OTHER TYPE Requisite for carrying on an extensive and profitable business. HABDINGTON'S BAZAAR. Unexpired term of lease of office situate in entranoe to Harrington's Bazaar, and now in occupation of KTesors. Kinloch and Fooks ; has 3 year* and 9 months to run at a TEASLT rental of la. BROOKVILLE. A Good Family Resid.ense, containing Seven Rooms, Large Kitchen and Pantry, with Out-houses, &«., now in the occupation of Mr. Edwabd "Wood. The Garden is well stocked with Fruit-trees, Shrubs, &c. There is a good wide "Verandah on two sides of the House, and the aspao is as good as the view is
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 446, 18 April 1865, Page 3
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