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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 554, 22 August 1865, Page 7

J. M. LENNOX, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, RENT AND DEBT COLLECTOR, &c., HIGH-STREET, CORNER OF VULCAN LANE. J. M. LENNOX HA3 FOR SALE A NEAT well-finished Houee, with fowl-house, &c. in Edinburgh-street, Newton. A desirable Five-ro med House, Verandah back and front, fowl-houses, &c , built upon a corner allotment, on the Whau KoudFour semi-deta lied Four-roomed. Cottages, ten minutes' walk from yueen-street, at £165 each. Half the purchase-money can remain on mortgage for three Tears, at ten per cent. Two i-übsta tially-built Houses, in the heart of the City. Terms liberal. A good Four-roomed ilouse in Dublin-street, Newton, built upon an allotment fi6ft. x lOSft. 6in. Two Seven-roomed Houses in the Grafton Road, having an extensive view of the Harbour and Flagstaff. There is a small garden attached to these houses. J. M. LENNOX Has the following desirable Building Allotments for Sale :— ALLOTMENT in Vincent-street, City. ALLOTMENT in Franklyn Koad, 33 x 70. Two ALL iTMKNT" I in Ireland-street, 35 x 80. ALL TMKJtfr in >pri;ig-street 33 x 80. Three AijLOT.UEN r- in cvviou, twenty minutes' waife from the Unnn Bank ALT/) riirc "-T in Dublin-street, 33 x 107. ALLOTMENT cornerof Glengarry-street, Freeman's Bay ALLOTMENT fronting Albert-street, head of Queenstreet, 33 x 112. ALLOT.UhN r corn-jr of Napier and Hepburn-streets, 65 6 x 112. AL' OTMENT in Victorii Quadrant, 26 x 112. ALLOTMENT corner of Chancery-lane, 5f5 6 x 66. Two Working Mail's ALLOTMifiN l'S in Prospectterrace. ALLUTMEEVT in Mount Eden Road, 49 3 x 110. ALLOTMENT in Russell-street, West Newton, 33 x 105. Two ALLOTMENTS in Dedwood-terrace, each 35x 10-1, commanding a beautiful <ea view. Five ALLOTMENTS in Bayfield, beyond Dedwood, 40 x 100. ALLOTMENT at the Whau. Three of the choice-t ALIuTMENTS in Morningside, fronting the Great North Road, each 70 x 210, at 10s. Gd per ioot. FARMS. 16 acres of LAND at the Whau. 48 42 25 ~ ~ f.O „ ~ Coromandel 3CO acre 3 heavily-timbered Land, at Mangapai. 40 acres at Wangaroa. 120 aeres at Mahurangi. 200 aeres at Oruawharo. 377 acres of L AND on the North Shore, having a direct water communication with Auckland. There is a first-class BRICK WOKK upon the land. 80 aero* heavily timbered Land at Wangarei. Farm of Forty Acres at Mahurangi, about six hours' .sail from Auckland, having sixteen chains of good ■water frontage, together with a Three-roomed House, Garden, Orchard, &c. —Terms Easy. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. Good Four-roomed House in Albert-street, 15 years to run. A well-built House in Hepburn-street, having four rooms; present rental, 2os. per week; 17J years to run. A good Four-vaomed Verardah Cottage in Parnell, commanding a view of the harbour, 16 year* to run, for £120. A Three-roomed Verandah Cottage at Parnell, 16 years to run, for £100. Corner Allotment in Wollinglon-street, 37 I 100 (with purchasing clause, if preferred). Allotments in Carleton Road (with purchasing clause), 66 x 100. Two Level Allotments in Newton, within a fow minutes' walk of the Court House, and 20 years to run. Three Allotments fronting Smith-street, Newton. Six Allotments fronting Hepburn-street. Five Small Allotments fronting a reserved road, off Hepburn-street-Nearly the whole of original lot 5, section 52, City of Auckland fifteen years to run. Three Foe r-roomed Cottages in Bo' esford-street, each cottage is fenced in and has a passage through the centre A Four-roomed House in Bere*sford-street, with about a quarter of an acre of land attached, 15 Jyears to run. Two Four-roomed Houses in Beresford-street.

FREEHOLD. A "Well-built llous ■ in Cook-street, having four rooms and every convenienceA Four-roomed, r'ouse, with \erandah, &c , in Somerset Place, Home-street, commanding an extensive view. Allotment, in Wellington-street—Terms Easy, 'l'wo Allotments in Carleton Road, each 33 x 100. Three Allotments in Rodent-street, each 33 x 100. Allotment in !*■ orfolk-streot, Ponsonby Road. TO LET. Houses, Shops, Offices, Farms. J. M. LENNOX, Land Agent, High-street (corner of Vulcan Lane). REMOVAL BACK: TO OLD PREMISES. J. & A. WISEMAN, SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS, BEG to inform their Customers and Friends in Town and Country, that they have commenced business in their Old Premises, Queen-street, next door to he Haymarket. CONFECTIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, INCLUDING Medicated Lozenges, He-fined Liqcokice, Jujubes, Jams, Jellies, Marmalade, &c., Manufactured by Steam Power by T CHILLING WORTH & CO. (J. C- formerly fi » senior partner of the firm of hinith and Co., Fell-street, London, and of the firm of Smith ic Co., Messina), 11G and 117 Holborn Hi 1L Londtn, E.C (Successor to O. Moore and Co.;* Manufacturing and Export Confectioners, established! 1750: London Bankers—Messrs. JJubauTs & Co. Indents and consignment Received and: P^°™P tly and carefully attended to. C. & Co. possess .a most ,xten«ivd knowl-.-dsre ot all tlie Homo Markets, enabling them t > dispose of all produce and consignment* to the best advantage. 1 r, . Proceeds can he promptly rormtteu by draft. or ° Orders made payable by London Houses or by consignments. , May, 1565.