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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4488, 1 April 1876, Page 4

- Sales by Auction. { B. TONKS.] . [B.C. CAKR. ; ; MONDAY, APRIL 3. ' ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY ; CONCERN. SCHOONER /« MELAINE. , B. TONES & CO. Hare been instructed by Mr. Liuabury to sell on Monday, at 12 o'clock, THE SCHOONER ' MELAINE, , 136 tons, as she now lies stranded at the entrance to the Kaipara harbour. S. TONKS.] [R. C. CARK. TUESDAY, APRIL 4. CEMENT. CEMENT. CEMENT. Ex 'Bbodick Ca3ti.e'& 'JTebwasjek Fhamjeb. B. TONKS & CO. Have been instructed to sell by auction on Tuesday next, April 4, at 11 o'clock, CASKS KNIGHT, BEVAN, O\J \J AND STURGE CEMENTS. 400 casks Hylton Cement Company's Cement. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, NOON. XO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. 1 By Order of the Trustee in the Estate OF THE LATE Mr. ABRAHAM MEARS. FREEHOLD CITY, SUBaRBAN, AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions from the Trustee of the late Mr. Abraham Mears's Estate to soil by auction, at his Mart, Queon-stroot, on Wednesday, tho 12th inst., at 12 o'clock noon, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, Situated in tho City, Suburbs, and Country:— WAKEFIELD-STREBT-Allotment No. SI, Section No 38 City of Auckland, together with the Dwelling erected thereon, well and conveniently situated on the brow of the street, just below the junction with Symonds-street. There is a good welt on the property. I.ORNE AND RUTLAND-STREETS—Three fine iaiotments, near to Queen-street, so situated as to mike them valuable as building site 3 for dwellings, or for business and manufacturing prem.sel, being Allotments Nos. 58,59, and 60, Section No. 32, City of Auckland. VINCENT-STREET—Two Allotments, situated next to the corner of Cook-street, being Allotments Nos. 1 and 2, Section No. 28, City of Auckland: also. Allotment No. 5. adjoining, having a frontage to a lane. On No. 2 thero is a Shop and Residence erected, on No. 5 a Cottago. ED WAED KS-STREKT—Fivo Houses and Allotments being subdivisions of Allotments Nos. 03 and 64, of Section No. 30, City of Auckland. COTELE. NEWTON KO AD—Allotment No. 7, at the comer of DundtmaUl-street, and No. S, adjoining the ' abovo. These allotments have each 40 feet frontage, and adjoin the Edinburgh Castle Hotel, at the coiner of Symonds-street. Also, in EXIIOUTH-STREET—Two Allotments, being Nos. Si and 55, ench having 38 feet frontage. EDEN TERRACE. NEW NORTH ROAD—A Dwelling House of four rooms, together with the large Allotment on which it is erected, having 91 feet frontage, by a depth of ISO and 132 feet; the situation is convenient and healthy. CORNER. OF SUMMER AND FLOWER-STREETS A HOU3O of fonr rooms, iron roofed, and the Allotment on which it is erected, being Allotment No. 15. Also the Allotment adjoining, being No. 14 having a frontage to Summer-street of 33 feet. CORNER OF MOUNT EDEN ROAD AND SHADDOCK-STREET— Allotment No. 7, 30Jx 109J and 102.

HONESTEAD-Containing 13 acres more or les3 of land, subdivided into paddocks and gardens, together with the substantial Stone Residence erected thereon, now in the occupation of Mrs. A. Meats, and also the dwelling occupied by Mr. Bailey, having a large frontage to the Mount Eden Boad, immediately at the Turnpike Gate. NEW NORTH ROAD—Adjoining the property now occupied by the Hon. Dr. Pollen, a paddock containing 12a. 2r. 20p., together with the two cottages erected thereon. A PADDOCK —Containing Oa. 3r. 7p., having a frontage toaGovernmomt Road, off tho NEW WORTH KOAD near the Kope Walk, and adjoining Turrell's, Newton. PUKEATUA—24I acres of good laud, being Allotmonts Nos. 230, 237, and 238, of the Parish of Pukeatua, County of Eden, near to the i?lat-top Mountain. WAlKOMlTl—Allotment No. 168, lla. 3r. lip.; Allotment No. 211, 6a. Or. 4p.; Allotment No, 221, 7a. Or. 25p. "TILLAGE OF OPwUAWHARO, in the County of Marsdon—Two Allotments, being Nos. 62 and 63, containing one aero of land. TOWNSUIP CJf NEWCASTLE, WAlKATO—Allotment, No. : 353. These properties are worthy tho attention of capitalist?, and persons requiring Residences or Homesteads wiU find this a good opportunity for procuring such. K. A B, THV E, land, Estate, and General Auctioneer. THURSDAY, APRIL 27. GREAT SAIiE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF FIUSEHOLD LAND, NEAR TIMARU, O2T THE KINGSDOWN ESTATE. THE AJBOVE WltX BE OFFERED FOR. SALE BY rUBIjIC ATJ.CTIOJf, , At Timara, on THURSDAY, APJEIL 27, is OF 30 TO 200 ACKES. This property, for quality of soil, climate, ana position, Is not surpassed by any in Canterbury. It lies close to the port and town of Timaru. The Great South KoiUl ami Great South Railway run through its entire length, and the railway station of NorraanJ>y will be about midway on it. The blocks have been laid off to form compact farm?, having easy access to the main road and railway station, and afford to all classes of settlers an opportunity of securing FREEHOLD FARMS

of strong whest-growing land. It is well known that the wheat produced on such soil is mnch snperior to that of the Plains, and equal to that of Oamarn. TERMS: One-third caih. balance at two, three, fonr, and jive years by equal amounts ; interest, 7 per cent. rians may l>o seen at the Offices of the undersigned, and lithographed copies willlbo jeady for delivery to intending purchasers oil and. after ilsrch 31, MILES, ARCHEK, & CO., Timabtj. MILES, HASSAL, & CO., Chkistchurch. TUESDAY, APKIL 4. JUNCTION YAE DS. Kor sale, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, at 1 oclock, ■40 c f :£&££ . . '.'.':. SO Two r °SuHrhrel-yeM-old Steers, from 20 head MixetlCattle; from the Wade ' ■■'- C Kirst-class Working Oxen .10 Young Working Bullocks 12 Good Dairy Cows, Calve 3, &c. 300 rat Steep and Lambs 40 Choice Leicester Ewes ' Fat and Store Pigs, 4c. • 1 HUNTER & NOLAN. j,.:.. .'.•■.:•:•; ;: . T HE HAYMARKET. - ' A C<ALE OF V WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, arid ■ ;HipES."" " ■ <• ' EACH." FF.iD-Air,' ! iT Tw6 J o'Ci.66s.ALFJRBI> BUCKLAND.