; TUESDAY, APRIL 10- ——. f y IEREMPTOSY; SALE. Nt j I FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS OF MR. MICHAEL WOOD. Otf TUESDAY, lOxii APBIL, At 12 o'Clock, shikt. i ME. DAYID NATHAN sell by auction, at his Stores, without the SLIGHTEST EESKEVS, fjIEE WHOLE OF THE UNDERMENTIONED PROPERTIES, purchased l>y Mr. Wood. Teems : Seven years'credit for the whole amount of purchase money, bearing interest at the rate of 10 percent., paj-able annually in advsnefi; tho purchaser having the option of payingoffatany tinao during tho' seTon years. Cash purchasers will be allowed a discount of 5 per cent. As the properties are so well known, tho Auctioneer deems it superfluous to dilate on their respective merits. The TERMS speak for themselves and enable any one with tho smallest faith in the futuro of Auckand to take advantage of such a chance as is not likely to occur again. The boundaries of each property will be indicated bv small iied flags, and prior to the day of sale tho plans will be on view at the office of Sir. Michael Wood, Lower Queen-street, where every information may he had. iSyTLuncheon will not be provided. CITY PROPEBTY. A substantially-built [and well-arranged Family Residence, containing eight rooms, kitchen, pantry, &c., &c., at present in the occupation of Mr. Michael Wood. It is situate on a valuable and large plot of ground, hnving a carriage entranco from the Karangahape Road, and a frontage to Pay-Btreet, commanding a Splendid view of tho harbour, 4c. Tho grounds aro beautifully arranged and platted with choice trees, shrubs, &c.; with the usual out-buildings are a good poultry house and enclosed yirfl. Subdivision of allotments IS, 16 and 17, sectio ( 54. House and corner allotment, now in tho occupation of 3. Moss, Esq., having a frontage to Howestreet of 84 feet, and to Day-street of 112 feet. Lot 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 „ „ 5—40 feet to Day-street, by 117 feet 6 ins. „ 6—33 „ „ 111 „ 6 „ „ 7—33 „ „ 104 „ „ 8—29 „ „ 97 „ FREEMAN'S BAY. ALLOTMENTS 17 AND IS, SECTION 43. This is undoubtedly the most valuable block of jround in Freeman's Bay, containing 3 roods, 2 perches, and having a frontage of 3G3 feet to Dr&keitreet, Union-street and Franklin-street. HOME BAY. 3 acres, 3 roods, 11 perches, opposite tho Watchman ; bounded on threo sides by 66-feet roads, and the north by the Waitemata. There is a substantial weatherboard building erected on the ground, which is w ell fenced, and planted with valuable fruit and ornamental trees. MARSTON'S ESTATE, Allotments 1 to S, having frontage to Wallacc* street of 209 feet, Milton-iitreet 209 feet, Wharfstreet 414 feet, and to the Waitemata- on the north: BAYFIELD. ! 5 acres, more or less ; bounded by a fresh water stream, a navigable branch of Cox's Creek, and a three-rail ftfr.ee ; situated within one mile of the city. RICHMOND. Allotments 1 to 9 of section 5, having frontage to Plinces-street, 4i f >2 feet 4 inches ; Queen-street, 301 feet; Victoria-street, 288 feet; Cox's Creek, north. Allotments 9 to 16 of section 6, Yictoria ; strfiet frontage, 506 feet 8 inches; Queen-street, ISO feet 6 inches ; Bang-street, 150 feet 6 inches. Allotments 1 to 6 of section 7, Victoria-street, 280 feet 6 inches ; Queen-street, 369 feet 8 inches; north and north-west by Cox's Bay. Bay-street 401 feet 6 inches, Queen-street 343 „ 6 „ Victoria-street 237 „ King-street 383 „ 6 „ Section 15; 3 acres, 3 roods ; bounded by Leckie's Creek, Mr. Wilson's farm, and allotment 6. OAKLEY'S CREEK. Lot 18, parish of Titirangi; 31 acres, 1J rood ; bounded by the "Waitemata, Oakley's Creek, and the Great North Road. For a Slaughter House a position ot to be equalled in tho vicinity of Auckland. GREYTOWN. Lots 19 to 22, 27 to 30; in all 8 acres; surrounod by G6-feet streets. Lots 33, 34, 39 to 42, 47, 48 ; in all 8 acres, 1 rood 17 perches; streets on three sides. j Lots 35 to 38, 43 to 46 ;in all 8 acres, 2 roods, 5 perches ; streets on three sides. MAHURANGI. Allotment No. 122. —Improved Farm of 110 acres, within a mile of Warkworth, and adjoining the properties of Mr. Grimmer and Mr. McAlpin. KAIPARA. 600 acres, being part of that valuable property known as Honey's Claim, bounded by the estates of Thos. Onthwaite, Esq. and Mr. Short, and having a large fronting to tho Kaukapakapa River. TAEAPUNA. Several of the choicest allotments, having frontages to the Lake and Sea Beach, a plan of which will be ready in a few days. KAPANGA. 10 allotments in Pagitt's Homestead, having frontages of 182 feet to Ring's Road, 200 feet to Albert-street, and 178 feet to Watt's Road. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. Seing the terminus of the Devonport Road and having a view which cannot possibly [be interupted, 20 x 40. WATERVIEW. A few water frontages. FREEMAN'S BAY. An allotment containing 2 roods, 26 perches; bounded by Mount St. Mary's, Messrs. Hargreaves and Greenwood's, and Mr. Wm, Morrin's properties, and having a beach frontage. WAIHAU GOLD MINING COMPANY. 18 shares in the alove (late Murphy's).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 744, 3 April 1866, Page 3
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