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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6999, 23 April 1884, Page 8

5&163 by Auction* i THIS-DAY. * r"I /. II"' /• v — p •;• j" 1 „-t PRODUCE, CLOCKS, 4a W. DOWDEN Will Kl], by amotion,'at tbs BxthangsliUrt, T&u: • DVi at Eleven o'clock,, tl A'-:" TON S POiA TO B s JLvJ?IO sacks Carrots : 2 toni Sugar 60 Balf-chests Tea > 1 6 kegs Butter • u i'" ■" . Also.: •; ;-:vr ! ' 12 New Clocks I Luge Wardrobe 400-giUon Iron Ttfik -■ ":.G . ha.,. &o. r>' MONDAY, APRIL 28. i ' • .At Twelve o'Clock Noon. / ; W. DOWDEN . Bu received instructions from the Western Spriccs Land Association to soil.by public auction, attno Exchange Mart, 161, Queen-street, on the above i date, • . . • , • • . ' hriHE WHOLE OP THAT VALUABLE X ' BLOCK OF SCORIA LAND "known u, EDOCOMBE'S, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES (more or leu) together with the NORTHERN HOTEL and, THREE .; DETACHED COTTAGES erected on the property. ; This Is without doubt a most valuable property, fox it is in every way suited for Villa.Residences;or. Manufacturing Sites, containing as it does an almost unlimited supply- ot pure water—in fact, it is in reality the filter-bed or* onr present water supply which is acknowledged to be one of the purest in the : world. •' A til-inch gas pipe islald past the main frontage, Which extends 40 chains along the Great North Head. The whole ot this land'is "within the three mile Radius (viz., the Great North .Road) of the Union Bank Comer, and it is the intention of the Tramway Compiny to run "a line past the Arch Hill Hotel, thus S lacing the property within a very easy dlitancls of le City* *••••• - • , 7; ' ■"> - . A level grade can be secured for: a tramway in a direct line from the Morningmida Bailway Station, so that coals, building material, and general goods could then bo carried from the Qaoen-atreet Wbarf to the centre of this property at a very small cost.'' ' Plans and every information at the Office of. the Auctioneer, Queen-street; ..or, William Edgcombe, pn the property. . .' ■ TERMS: ■ OnC-half Call), the balance at 3 per cent, for 2 years; after that at 6 per cent, for a further term of S years, or as may be agreed upon. i ' ' TO-MORROW. • ; . At, Noon. FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY.

' COUNTRY PROPERTY. I ~ ~. W. DOWDEN fats received Instruction! to offer for Sale by Anction j at the Exchange Mart, Qneen-street, on THUESi DAY next,24th Inst., at Noon, . f ARGE . ALLOTMENT FREEHOLD ■I -i sltnated in Eowe-stteet, opposite tiie Public School., This Allotment contains aboat half an acre. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, Colllngwood-street, 35 feet by 105 feet. . LOT 187, PAHI3H OP WAIOTAHI, County of < - Opotlki, containing 50 Acres. ' LOT 114, PARISH OF TE PUNA, Cook's County, containing 50 Acres. LOT 437,'SECTION NO. 2,' TOWN *OP TAXJ- ~ BANGA, Pariih of Te Paps, Cook's County. FRIDAY, APRIL 25. FARM A T AEAE IM U. The undersigned has received instruction* to sell (at the risk of the former purchaser) by public auction, at the Exchange Anction Mart, Qneen-street, on Friday, the 25th April, at Twelve o'clock Noon, : A LLOTMENTS 50, 53, and parts of Allotment 49, Parish of Ararimu, County of Xden, containing about 208 acres. of good level land, with new four-roomed House, Stable and Oattie Shed, Garden and Frnit Trees, GrasS Paddocks, splendid ftrcam of freth water; suitable for hotel or store; lately occupied by Mr. S. J. Frost. - for farther particulars apply to Mr. G. T. Keatley, Solicitor, or to the Auctioneer. , Also, Allotment No. 57 Parish of Ararimu, containing 116 acres. ' i . ■WALTER DOWDBN, Auctioneer. THIS DAY, Ax Elhven o'Olook.

CARBINES 4; TAYLOR Will sell, by auction, at their Booms, Qaeen-Jtraet at Eleven o'clock sharp, PRODUCE— Good Table Potatoes, Onions, Salt Butter.'" Wairoa ChgMoi Oatj, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Tea, Sugar, Oatmeal, etc. ■.... • Also, '' 'GENTS' CLOTHING, Trousars and Vasts,, Coats, Hatj. Blankets, Socio and Stockings, Fancy Trim, ■digs, Umbrellas, Second-hand Clothing, and Sandriest " THIS DAY. R. C. GREENWOOD "Will sell by public auetion, at liis Matt, 129, Queen - . street, on above date, at Noon, mHE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, situated In Emilj • Placer Building to bo removed within seven day! .from date ol sale. ! R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. R. C. GREENWOOD ! Will sell by public auction, at his Mart, 129, Queenstreet, on above date, at noon, ; A NEW AND WELL - FINISHED ' SEVEN-ROOMED villa. RESIDENCE, on ■an Allotment 39ft. Gin. x'l2£ft., four doors past Summer-street, Mount Eden Koad; gas laid on to five room«; well, pump, and tank; fine view; 'bus passes 1 every fifteen minutes. Also, 40 acres Land, Parish ef Karangahapo; County .of Eden, being Allotment No. 29. Bounded on the north by the Nlhotupa Hirer. ' ,' i "Also, part'of Lots 88 and'B9,;Walklekle, Mangap'ai, i containing 40 acres: The land bas a good water 1 frontage, and small amount ol timber on it. : : Also, The lease for 12} years from 4th May, 1884, ' of three acre's and 89 perches of rich land at Epaogj, Being" lots Nos". 10,11, and 12 of the. subdivision of Allotment number 23b of Section 6* being immediately 1 opposite the properties of Mr a. Waller' and G. B. ;.Owen,Esq. £ ' A156,1/Oiaß6aHd62,Sunnystdo;No. 1, OalUopePolnt, i North Shore, having frontages ol 50ft. 6in. and 55ft. : respectively to Wo tor View Koad and Calliope Road. : These Lots are pleasantly situated,' with magnificent ' views of the harbour. - Also, a good Seven-roomed ,j House?,, pleasantly > situated on the Mount* Eden Koad ; "limits, containing lOOOgals. water, Venetian Blinds, and every con- . venience. TJio house Is two doors beyond the railway ; Mount Eden Roatl ; 'Allotment-is'" about 40ft. x 100 ft. , Also, 120 acres'good land; ; Hurtua, being part of Section 212,-weateni portion; good road to the. farm; eight acres oleared, balance heavy bush. Bounded on thß south.by tho Walroa Rircr. j\_ :' .; , ; ; . . . R.C. GREENWOOD,

Auctioneer.'" ' TO-MORROW;' R E M U E R A • Y A E D S. ' For Sals, on Thursday next, 21th April, OA A .WELL-FATTED GAT XL E, •WVI" Principally Oxon Daily Cows, Store Cattle > EOO Fat Sheep and Lambs , i. ;i j. Fat and Store Pigs. " • ALFRED BTTCKLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 25. - T H E H A Y M A B K E T. ;■ ' fror sale, on Friday, 25th instant, .. PAIR. FIRST-CLASS GREY OAR- - SIAQE : HOKBEB, quiet' 111 doable ; or tingle harness. ' " i;< , ■Also," Pair of Bay Buggy Ponies, perfeot match j. ALFRED a BUCKLAND. !