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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 720, 6 March 1866, Page 2

Sales bu THIS DAY. CORNER OP "WELLINGTON-STREET AND FRANKLIN-STREET. JONES & CO, fiave received instructions to sell by suction, at Brunswick Buildings, This Day (Tuesday), 6th March, at 12 o'clock, THAT delightfully situated PROPERTY known as the CHURCH BESERVK, situated at the Corners of Oollingwood, Wellington, and Franklin Streets. Haying a frontage of 118 ft. V in. to Colling wood-street do. 118 ft. 7 in. to Wellington-sticct do. 58 ft. to Franklin-Btacct. It commands an unsurpassed view, and is well fenced. "Will be sold in one lot. Terms remarkably easy, vi«. —£350 can remain until October, 1867, without interest; tho over that amount half cash, remainder by promissory notes at 4 months without interest. THIS DAT. NEWTON AND MOUNT ST. MARY. JONES & CO. CHave received instructions to sell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, This Day (Tuesday), 6th March, at 12 o'clock, TT" -0T No. 10, Section 7 having a frontage of 33 ii J feet to Karangahape Road, and adjoining Me. Hili's property. PONSONBY ROAD. .Lots 2 and 3 having a frontage of 33 feet to Ponsonby Koad, adjoining Capt, Dixnin's property, and commanding an unsurpassed view. MOUNT ST. MARY. Lot No. 14, corner of St. Mary's Rond and Dublinstreet lot No. 12 and 13, fronting St. Mary's Road. I/ot No. 57, corner of St. Mary's, and St. Francis of Sale Street Tiots Nos 164 and 165, fronting London-street and Waitemata Harbour. Xot No. 4, fronting College Road ILots No. 23 and 24, fronting Dublin-Btreet SPRING BANK. Xot No. 100, fronting Richmond Road, close to Ponsonby Road. Terms—Liberal. THIS DAT. POINT CHEVALIER. JONES & CO. WVill sell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, This Day (Tuesday), 6th instant, at 12 o'clock, Ten and a-half acre 3 of first-class LAND, having a frontage to a good road, and "Waitemata River, and well ditched and ploughed. Well suited for a market garden or dairy farm. Teems :—One-third, Cash; tho balance can remain on the property at 10 per cent. THIS DAT. MOUNT ST. MAEY. JONES & CO. Wil sell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, This Day (Tuesday), 6th instant, at 12 o'clock, Allotment nos. i, 2, 3, and 4, having frontage to New-street and "Waitemata Harbour ; Allotment 68, having a frontage of 46 feet to St. Francis of Sale-street. Terms—Cash. THIS DAY. NEWTON! NEWTON! KARANG-AHAPE KOAD. JONES & CO. Will aell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, This Day (Tuesday), 6th instant, at 12 o'clock, OA TEARS LEASE of ALLOTMENT No. 11, Jj\J having a frontage of 38 feet to Great North Road, formerly Mr. Prober t's property, ground rent £7 10s. per annum. THURSDAY, MARCH 15. CITY, SUBURBAN", AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTIES. JONES & CO. Have received instructions from Mr. G. W. Dakiels, who is about leaving the Colony for California, to sell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, on Thursday, the 15th March, at 12 o'clock, A FEW choice-selected ALLOTMENTS in the City, Suburbs, and Morningside, viz., UPPEE QUEEN-STREET. Allotment No. 12, having a frontage of 42 feet to Scotia-place, at the end of Southwark-street, and facing Upptr Queen-street. This Allotment has a depth of 150 feet, and commands a fine view. BERESFORD-STREET. Allotment No. 10, 30 feet frontage to Boreßford■treet, clobb to Pitt-street. HARBOUR, TERRACE., Allotment No. 16, corner of Brunswick-street and Harbour Terrace, close to the lower end of Hobsonitreet. MORNINGSIDE. 11 Valuable Allotments, Nos. 35 to 45, hiving stchs frontage of 66 feet to a Government road, bv • depth of 215 feet. Xh«M Allotments are the best properties in Morningside. Fttjptrtiti Mr« tusrbfd ly digit