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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6269, 20 December 1881, Page 8

Properties for Sale. mO CLOSE AN ACCOUNT. FOR SALE, at a loss, to secure an immediate return, aTEKY CHOICE FARM of 764 acres, a!l fenced, In 19 paddocks, 450 acres in gr&ss, large garden and orchard, 150 to 200 acres bush, land all ploughable, of good quality and well watered. Dwelling-house of 10 rooms, with complete set of ontbuildings and every convergence for carrying on the farm anu for the comfort of a family This splendid property is conveniently situated, a short distance from Auckland; is surrounded by beautiful scenery, aud will be sold at a very low price, in order to close an account between the owners. S. VAILE, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street. FOR SALE.—City Property.—For immediate sale, the owner leavins the province— A compact and thoroughly well finished Villa, situated in Beresford-strcet, near Pitt-street, containing six rooms, replete with almost every convenience,. such as cupboard, register grates, oven, gas and water i laid on, s-ink, bricked yar i, frontage to two streets, good view, &c, &c.; in fact, very desirable place, and well worthy the attention of those wishing to purchase a house within the city.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, nest Herald Office. (315) FOR SALE, in Whangamarino, one of the best Farms in this well-known District, containing 146 acres of rich alluvial land, subdivided into six paddocks by ditch and bank, post and rail, and white thorn fences. About 120 acres have been ploughed and laid down in English grasses. Small dwelling and good outbuildings, garden, and orchard. The whole place is in good order, and without doubt one of tho best and cheapest places in the market. \V. & T. FRATER, Land Agents, 07, Queen-street. GN. L. A.—Symonda-street, 10-roomed • House, commands fine view. Terms easy. 102 GN. L. A.—Drake-street, three two- • storied Houses; always well let; valuable property. 145 j /~H N. L. A.—Bond-street, nice little \JT« Cottage of four rooms. 12Sa N. L. A.—Russell-street, two Cot\Jg tages, suitable for working men. 133 d GN. L. A.—Liverpool-street, -within O two minutes walk of the Market, six-roomed House; allotment planted with fruit trees. Easy terms. 140 GN L. A.—Mount Eden, comfortable • six-roomed House ; largo allotment, healthy position. Only £350. 135 GN. L. A.—On Harp Road, 13 acres of • Rich and Volc.nic Land, with good sixroomed'house, stable, good orchard, and plantation. 37 GN. L. A.—South-street, Newton, • House of five rooms, two skillions-, neverfailing well of water, workshop, and allotment 49 x •00 planted with fruit trees.—For further particulars of above apply T. W. Hickson. 'Hi N. L. A.—Building Allotments for JTe Sale in good positions.—T. W. Hickson. GN. L. A.—Onehunga, five acres of Rich O Land, convenient to a railway station, within seven miles of the city, good orchard and garden ; also, eight-roomed House. Very cheap. Personally inspected.—T. W. nickson. IUU N. L. A.—Comfortable eight-roomed o Residence at Onehunga, with stables, etc., and four acres of good Land, to be leased for n term. —T. W. Hickson. ?i s __ GN ■L. A.—Small five-roomed Cottase, • dairv, piggery, fowl-house, jrood orchard, l>, acres of rich' lan?l° well situated, close, to railway station • suitable either for rearing poultry or would make a good orchard -T. W. Hickson. I6G1: GN. L. A.—Cheap Building Sites—unO rivalled views—Close to Hon. J. Williamson's residence, '• Tho Pah," £15 an acre.—T. W. I Uickson. GN.L.A. —"Within one or two miles of • City, iiouso of four or five rooms, with half to two acres of land, wanted to rent.—Send terms, &c. to T. W. Hickson. GN.L.A. —A Large Number of Farms, t suitable for grazing or cropping, of all sizes and descriptions, also Choice Suburban Laml[ for Sale.—Full descriptions of which maj be had at my Rooms, Queen and Victoria streets, T. W. Hickson. GN.L.A. —On main road in good dis- • trict, about two mile 3 from railway statinn — Capital Farm of 202 acres, besides new five-roomed Houso and necessary outbuildings, garden. &c, bounded by a running stream, along the banks of which are alluvial Hats, well sheltered and adapted for fruit-growing ; 105 acres substantially fenced with new wiro. Personally inspected. "Will be suld cheap. —T. \V. Hickson. 211 N.L. A.—Twenty-four miles from Auck\JT« land, fronting tho Great South Road-173 acres well improved Farm, sub-divided into con' venienfpaddocks, substantially fenced, about 1\ miles from a railway station and cattle market, together with seven-roomed House (in good repair), besides necessary outhouses, orchard, and ornamental plantation, for sale. Personally inspected.—T. W. HickN.L.A.—Three miles from Hamilton, VjTe closo to railway station—soo Acres well situated; has been cultivated ; is fenced on three sides; land undulating and part swamp. Only £G per acre.—T. \V Hickson. 205 a GN.L.A. —Mangere, twenty acres of • first-class Land, all fenced and grassed, good road to town, and if required SO acres adjoinin- —T \V. Hickson. °JS4 WAIWEEA! WAIWEKA! WAIWERA ! ■A. Concli will leiivc the Iscvonj)ort Poot'Oflice everv Saturday, at half-past one, arriving at Wain-em n't a.S , ) and leaving W.iiwera on Monday Jlokxixi; at S, arriving- at Xorth Shore at noou. Return Fare, 15s. Hrst-class turn out.-OLIVEK MAYS'(late Quick's) Livery Stables, Devonport. N.B.— Passengers should leave town by one o'clock steamer. OF REMOVAL. E. WOODIN'G (late McQready. Thomson, and Niven), Book Importer, has Removed to High-street, Auckland. T3ICNICS. —ST. HELIER'S. The Native Bush, Eeach, and other parts of the Company's Kstate, excepting- the portion in the occupation of the Stud Company, will bo oj.en to Picnic Partios during the Christmas and >»V,v Year Holidays. By order. T. w. HICKSOy, Secretin-. HE. COTTON & CO., • auctioneers, Land and General Agents. Horse Sales every Saturday, at 11 o'clock. llerchaudiso, Produce, etc., every Saturday, at 3 o'clock. "PUBLIC NOTICE. J nEPEESEXT THE ADVERTISER NOT THE PUBLISHER. T (")RDERS for the insertion of - 1 - -*- Advertisements in evert i.k.idINO rAPF.P. PITBLTSKKD THnOut.'IIOUT IBE WOULD at publishers' veky LoivKsT rates, and furnish newspapers, thus enabling the most inexperienced to select intelligently tho mediums best suited to any particular purpose-W. BARTLEErLANGBRIDUE, Associated News and Advertising Bureau of 2>*ow Zealand, llickson'sKooms and Stichbury's liviiklings, Queen-street. x> ÜBL I C N O T~I CE. The undersigned being about to retire from business has to request that all accounts against him be sent in at onco, when they will bo promptly settled ; and all accounts due to him must be paid on or before the 22nd instant, as all outstanding after that date will be put into tho hands of a solicitor for recovery. D. FORT, Bootmaker, Shortland-street. Auckland, December 5, ISSI. A LTERATION OF CUSTOMS JA. tariff. Through the admission, duty free, of all Freneh Shirtings and Prints, I am enabled to supply my patrons with Finest Parisian Drebs ako Kboatta Shirts, made to order and measurement, at the same Bgure and lowor than the imported slop article. —C. DE L'EAU, French Dress Shirt Maker, DurUamtreet, corner of Albert-street.