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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4489, 3 April 1876, Page 4

: Sales.by Auction.. ;Li •V.' V ■ -THIS T>&Y. V ]'''\^'/- f ;:£y FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS,COOK. AND . SALE-STREETS, PONSOIfBY, NEWaiAKKET, . AND CbNQUEST ". PLACE; : ' , . ; COTTAGE, SPKDsTGBANK. ';"■'* The subscribers will sell, at the Land Mart, Fortstreet, This Day (Monday), at 12 o'clock/.,'?/; THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD. PROPERTIES, Viz.:— ..,. - n Fob, Unreserved Sale, COOK-STBEET.—Six Xots, Subdivisions of Allotments 18, 19, and 20, Section 33, City of Auckland, lots 1 and 2. each 31 feet frontage, by average depth of 135 feet. Lots 3, 4, and 5, each 33 feet frontage, tot 6,91 feet 0 inches frontage. SAIiE-STEEET—Allotment33, Section39, City, CO feet frontage by 200 feet deep. NEWMARKET.—Lot I0 t Section 2, T. Russell's subdivision, 41 feet frontage to Manukau Road, adjoining Mr.. F. G dayton's residence. - CONQUEST PLACE.—Iot SS, 33 feet frontage. ,- A Also, - '-■'-■' SPBINGBANK, . - PONSONBY. — Comfortable Three-roomed Cottage, well finished throughout, with 400-gallon- tank attached, erected on Lot 69, Springbank, 40 feet frontage to Cameron-street. PONSOXBY ROAD.—Four Allotments, adjoining Mr. Ramsay's residence, beyond the Ponsonby Hall, each 40 feet frontage. "" SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON", Auctioneers. THIS DAY. MINING .SHARES. The subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, This Day (Monday), at 12 o'clock noon, "Without Reserve, l/Jft SHARES in Dixon's No. 1 GUI. J, \9 VR Co. {equal to 33 paid-up Alburnia shares) 32 shares in Alburnia G-.M. Co. (paid-up) 10 ditto ditto ditto (contributing) ; 450 ditto Shotover No. 1 ditto. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers; TO-MORROW. - . ■ ' . ! VALUABLE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, WALNUT SUITE, WALNUT CENTRE TABLE,' . HANDSOME WALNUT CHEFFONIER, PICTURES, GLASSWARE, &c, &c, &c., GRAFTON ROAD. The subscribers have received instructions from the Trustee of Mrs. D. Stephenson to sell by public auction, at tho residence, corner of Grafton and Park Roads, To-morrow (Tuesday), 4th April, at 11 o'clock, THE Whole of the Valuable and Wellselected HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c comprising— Brilliant-toned Pianoforte, trichord, full compass, in dark rosewood case, Walnut Suite, consisting of .Couch, two Easy Chairs, and six Chairs, upholstered in stripped rep, "Walnut Centre Table, carved claws. Walnut Cheffonier, Marble top, plate-glass panels and back, Walnut Canterbury Whatnot, Walnut Music Stools, Carpets, Fender and Irons, First-class Engravings, Vases, Figures, Curtain Poles and Rings, large Chimney Gla3fe, in handsome gilt frame. Telescopic Dining Table, with three extra leaves, Cedar Diningroom suite, covered with, horsehair. Clocks, Oilcloth, Side Tables, Curtains, Tea and Coffee Sets, in gold and pink. Glassware, China, Dinner Service, Massive Rimed Canopy Bedstead Hangings, Palliasses, Splendid Mahogany Cheat .Drawers, Rtmu Chest Drawers, Sewing Machine and Stand—"Little Stranger," Mahogany Dressing Table, Largo Oval Mirror, Mahogany Washatand, Ware, Shower Bath, Iron Bedsteads, Dressing Tables, Chest Drawers, •Waalistands and Ware, Umbrella and Hat Stand, Kitchen Dre3ser, Table 3, Utensils, Crockery, Safe, large Mangle, etc, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, TO-MORROW. JUNCTION YARDS. For sale, at the Junction Yards, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 1 o'clock, 6}f\(~\ STORE SHEEP (mixed sexes), /W V_/ in good condition £0 Choico Fat Cattle, ex * Pretty Jane* and ' Go-Ahead' 4 Veal Calves, 300 I'at Sheep

HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, APKIL 5, AT HALF-PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. HUNTER & NOLAN Will sell by auction, at their Yards, Fapakura, as above, ' ALLOTMENTS 3, 4, 109 and 111, Settlement of Kirikiri, Fapakura, containing 50 acres.' The Auctioneers call special attention to this property, as offering a rare chance of obtaining a cboice block of freehold land in close proximity to a railwaystation. Full particulars upon application to the Auctioneers; or, to Mr ~W. Thome, Solicitor, Auckland. FRIDAY, APRIL 7. UNRESERVED SALE • OP CULTIVATED FARM WITHIN FIVE MILES OF OTAHUHU, FOUR JSMtoM rAPATOITOI RAILWAY STATION, AND FOURTEEN FROM AUCKLAND, •WITH METALLED KOAD TO THE GATE T have received instructions from Mr. Jons Wallace to sell, on Friday, 7th April, at the Haymarket, Auckland,

HIS FARM AT THE FLAT BUSH, comprising 167£ acres freehold, a large portion of which is riPE drained. The farm is in aool> heart, and subdivided into six enclosures, all in good pasture, except ten acres of bush kept for firewood and fencing purposes. There is on the farm a commodious Dwelling-house of eight rooms, with detached dairy and boiler-house, six-stalled stable, with bay-loft, large chaff and harness-room, barn, cowshed, cart-shed, buggy-house,-and implement-house, 1J acres of orchard, and a three-roomed workman's cottage; and each enclosure is watered by a neverfailing stream of pure water. Together with a LEASEHOLD adjoining tho above, consisting of 296 acres, fenced into five subdivisions, 14S acres in good pasture and HS acres in fallow. All tho wet parts of this property are also pipe drained, clean, and in good condition. Like the Freehold, it has a stream of pure water in every enclosure. On the Leasehold there is a hay-shed 100 feet x 20 fee', 14-fret stud, to which is attached spacious hay-loft and chaff-room, engine and machine-shed. The lease has a period of ten years to run, at a rental of £60 per annum. Possession of the Homestead, and all land except about three acres of the. Leasehold, on which axe the haystacks and sheds, given on completion of the* purchase, and the balance within six months of day of aaje. _ -.__•_' _ .:•.:.-...> ''■ Terms: Tenper'cent.' on the fall of'the hammer,' balance on completion of title; or half of the purchase money can remain on the propert7 for three years, at 8 per cent.per annum..,.