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New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2797, 15 January 1873, Page 4

Houses and Land. TpOB SALE, IN PAKNELL. A Comfortable Eight-roomed HOUSE, situeted at the corner o£ two roads, in the centre of Parnell, commanding a good view of the Harbour, &c., and the two Freehold Allotments on which it is erected.—For particulars apply to Samuel Cochrane and Son, Auctioneers. SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES, FOB SiXE BY, THE UHDERSIQIfBD : — CITY. WYNYARD-STREET.—House of seven rooms, bath room, &c, and two large Allotments, held under a lease having about nine years unexpired NELSON-STREET.-AUotment, 37 feet ftgntage. HOWE-STREET.—Allotment close to Wellington-SYMONDS-STREET.—Comfortable Family Residence containing nine rooms, coal and wine cellars, &c, erected on an allotment fenced in and laid out as flower garden and orchard. The whole commanding an unsurpassed view of the city. WILIfIAM-STRKET.- Allotment and Four-roomed Cottage, close to the Catholic Institute, Welling-BARRACK-STREET.-Two Allotments 100 links frontases. and ihe two Cottages erected thereon. WILLIAM-STREET. -An Allotment, 33ft. by 85ft UNION-STREET.- Large Allotment, 66 feet frontage AITEN ROAD.—Two-story Six-roomed House and stable, erected on an allotment containing.l rood and 16 perches, held under a lease, of which about 10 years are unexpired. , SYMONDS -ST REET.— Two - story Eight - roomed House, commanding an extensive view ol the harbour, &c. . ] WYNDHAM-STREET.—Allotment, 2Cft. 9in. frontage, with sale yards thereon. WILLIAM-STREET.—Neat Four-roomed Cottage and Allotment, and never-failing well of water. VICTORIA-STREET.—Allotment, corner ofVictona and Albert-streets, containing about quarter of an acre, with all buildings erected thereon. HOBSON-STREET.—Allotment, 25 feet frontage. PITT-STREET.—Allotment, corner of Vincent and Pitt-streets, with Shop, Dwelling-house, and stable UPPER QUEEN-STREET.—Four Allotments immediately above the Army and Navy Hotel, runnmpthrough to Grey-street. SHORTLAND-STRKET.— Shop, and Allotment running through to Chancery-street. JERMYN-STREET.—Allotment fronting Jermynstreet and Eden-street, with three Houses erected thereon, adjoining Dr. Campbell's property. VICTORIA QUADRANT.—Allotment immediately below the Northern Club, fronting both Victoria Quadrant and Cliancery-street. WYNUHAM-STREET.—Allotment, having a large frontage, with several Shops and Dwelling-houses DURHAM-STREET.—Allotment close to the sale yards lately occupied by Messrs. Hunter and Nolan. HOBSON-STREET. —Two Comfortable Houses and Allotments adjoining the property of Mr. A. Craig. COOK-STREEr.—Cottage of six rooms, two doors doors from Hobson-street. SALE-STKEET.—Three Allotments, corner of Wei-lesley-street. SUBURBS. POJJSONBY ROAD.—Seven-roomed Horse, coachhouse, stable, and two allotments. REMUERA.—Comfortable Family Residence, and about four acres of ground. REMUER A.—Seven acres on the main road, all fenced and laid down in grass. REMUERA.—Four-roomed Cottage and 12 acres, fenced and under cultivation. KYBER PASS.—Three acres, opposite Messrs. Seccombfi's Brewery. PONSONBY ROAD.—Three Allotments. PARN ELL.—Allotment on the main road, adjoining Dr. Maunsell's property. MOUNT ST. MARY'S.—Four-roomed Cottage and allotment. WOODTHORPE.—Ten Allotments fronting Hobson's Bay Road. BRIGHTON.—House and Allotment, 100 feet front age to the Brighton Road House and Allotment, 40 feet frontage House and Allotment, 8S feet frontage. ST. MARY'S ROAD.-Eight AUotments close to the residence of T. Cunningham, commanding an extensive view of the harbour. GRAKTON ROAD.—Comfortable 8-roomed House, stable, &c, about half-way up the Grafton Road and commanding a good view of the North Shore, harbour, &c. EDENDERRY.—Neat 6-roomed Cottage and twc allotments. EAST-STREET, NEWTON.—Large 2-story House, 7 rooms and hall, and shop adjoining; good well of water. Allotment is 40 feet frontage. CONQUEST PLACE. P ARNELL. — Comtortable Family Residence of eight rooms, stab e &c, erected on about an acre of land, planted with fruit, oak, and pine trees, &o. DEDWOOD.—6-roomed House, coach-house, and stable, and over half an acre of ground, well planted, and situated at the back of All Saints' Church, Ponsonby Road. GRAFTON ROAD.—Two Semi-detached Two-story Houses and Allotment, fronting the Grafton Road. ORAKEI. —6-roomed House, coach-house, out-build-ings, &c., and about 5 acres of land, close to the property of Mr. T. Russell, sen. DBVONFOKT.NORTH SHORE.—Comfortable House of 6 rooms, situated in the centre of the district. EDENSOR. 7-rooined 2-story House, stable, cowshed, fowl-house, and Allotment, ronting the Mount Eden Road, ONEHUNGA.—A desirable Family Residence often rooms, with stable, coach-house, cow-shed, fowlhouse, and all necessary out-buildings attached, and three acres of rich ground, all fenced, partly laid down in grass, and partly as vegetable and flower garden. On the same property is also a four-rooined Cottage. ONEHUNGA.—Three Allotments in Maria-street. REMUERA.—S acres near St. John's College. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. PANMURE.- -" Wellington Park," 10£ acres volcanic soil, in pasture, securely fenced with a stone wall, and i' ouse of six rooins and outbuildings thereon. —Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, newly erected.— " Cypress Cottage." of six rooms, coach-house, and stable, erected on three allotments.— Dwellinghouse, coach-house, stable, garden, orchard, and about 16 acres of land. ONEHUNA.-Cottage, and about i acres. PUKEATUA.—79 acres and five-roomed House, about 25 acres good kauri bush, the rest partly cultivated. PAPATOITOL— Farm of 152 acres on the Great South Road, fenced and in grass, with house and outbuildings thereon erected. WEITI.-Farm of 80 acres, situated on the Weiti River, partly in grass, partly bush, with a wellbuilt six-roomed Dwelling-house, cow-shed, dairy, &c, erected thereon. PATUMAHOE.—Farm of 26J acres, mostly allfencea, well watered and timbered, with comfortable weather-boarded House thereon. WAIKATO.-50 acres, close to Lake Ngaroto. WAIUKU KAST —249 acres volcanic soil, with two water-wheels and flax-mills thereon, and abun dance of flax convenient. ONEHUNGA.—Four-roomed Cottage and acre PAPAKURA.—Fire acres and Cottage. WAIAU.—3OO acres, about half a-mile sail from Onehunga. PAPAKURA—IIJ acres, near Captain Pye's and opposite Mr. P. Nolan's farm, good soil, suitable for a Market garden. WAIHEKE.—Farm of 36S acres, fronting the Owawaroa Bay, 150 acres in grass, remaining light bush; two Houses and Out-buildings erected thereon. MEROKR. -Allotment containing 1 rood. MAHURANGI.—BS acres on the Pukupuku river good heavy bush. WAIKATO.—SO acres, Parish of Horotiu; CO acres, Parish of Te Rapa; 50 acres, Parish of Komokorau--50 acres, Paris of Whatawhata WYNYARDTON.-S Allotments in the centre of the township. WEITI.—66 Acres adjoining Mr. Henry Lloyd's Farm. TUAKAU -240 acres, all fenced, 60 acres in grass t.ha W «.So uldin S s . & c., erected thereon. iHAALbb.—Kaun Bush, containing about 300,000 feet live timber. t^tu^^V -50 acres on the Waimapu river. Snwmr acres at Parah «ke, County of Eden. HOWICK.—House and 19 acres in the centre of the village. Yf££¥ r -~ 21 acres near the TO"" Bridge. ro^rt" 44 aCreS ' conti B uous t0 Mr - w - Hay's MA thVn.Ye? — Im P rOT «i farm ef 65 acres, fronting EAST < TAMAKI.-Farm of 160 acres, fenced and thereon On " With a comfertabl e Homestead wi! P Aij N - G lilc^Tn be GrrlCentralAUOtoeiltSHWJAn#R?H^ A V7rr oo acres - flne ™Ses MILI,.— cultivated Farm of 76 TA^g P th 7 e^ki 9 aCr6S fenCed and ctdtirated . adioinELUorS POINT.-Brickworks, near Henderson's And a large number of Farms, varying from 40 to 500 tatn'^i IlePari S esof Takapuna. Hunua, Waikato. Kaipara, Mareretn, Mangapai Ohuroa WanaW? e pu? la - nd fr E - Waßsi ' W«fi»i. Waiuku ' i waitakere, Puhoi, Kaiwaka, Opotiki, Maraetai, ' Raglan, Maungakaromea, Kourawhero Hanukau Pakn s an g a . Pirongia, Taupiri SUNDRY ALLOTMENTS. * Dedwood, Point SAMUEL COCHEAJSTE & SON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, LICENSED LAMD BROKERS, Vkbbb the Lako T*mhm» Act*' 1870, (leawais).