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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7033, 2 June 1884, Page 8

I' ■ Balm by Auction. B.'tONKS,] '* !«, 0. CAflß,] [D. B. %OXP9> TO-MOEROW. I SUGAR. SUGAR. BUGAR. B, TONKS *Cα :, WIU SoU, on Tuesday, the Brd Jane, at eleven o'clock, OiTfcrf^/Ok MATB WHITE AND OHJOO YELLOW- OaY3TAL3 AMD CODNTEKS, B. TONKS.] [R. 0. OAEBI [B. D, SOSK3. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, At Eleven e'Clock, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, BOY'S PONY, - ..: : :I. ;.&o;,\ &c, &0., ■ °* . Mb, N. £. Gibus, St. Stbphbs's Road, ii'TQNKS v% CO, mas ■:. >\mygi ®$ ■ -bss %\a , sa.i?)S, AS© $$i&i3fS, AES A.XB S2©Xj«, CIGARS! CI&ASSJ s. SOX3S.3 fa.' c e-JiSJwJ ..I*, iv. s»xits» WATT,, PAP2SJ WALL PAPSS! : a tosss & ca Tfin *&*, 02 sc& Jcse, at eleTaa Qβ BALES WALL PAPEE. 3. SQSSS.I [S. C. CAEB.] [B. D. TOh"KS. AT AN EAKLY DATE. OEGASSI ORGANS! 1 QRGAN3 1.5 ! A- SHIPMENT OF FIRST-CLASS INSTKUHEST3 Till bo offered t> wot u opened up. Due Notice of Sale «111 be given. B. TONKS k CO., 'Anotloneere. W. B. COCHSAKE.] [JAB DACEE. l~:--S~ THIS DAY. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme ■ "Conrt, FREEHOLD PROPEETY, CAMBRIDGE. The subscribers have received Instructions from the Segistrar ol the Sapreme Court to sell by auction, »t their Booms, Quecn-stieet, on Mondar, June 2, it twelve o'clock, A'LLOTMENT No. 225, Parish of Hauf\ tepu. Banks' County, containing 50 acres, beinj the Southern portion of the farm known as Byau's, situated two miles from Cambridge Railway Station, and adjoining the Fenconrt Estate. The Land ia rich aliurial soil, and partly fenced. - SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' " Anctioneers.

' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. PAPAKURA SALE. The Undersigned will sell at their Monthly Sale, at the Papaiura Yards, on Wednesday, 4th June. fi£\ STEERS (18 months to 3 year olde) /& V 30 Cows and Heirera, quiet (the property of a gentleman leaving the district) 20 Steers „ Dairy and Dry Cowe, Calves, Yeailicjß, 4c. Alio, • An American Whitewater Waggon. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. CITY PROPERTY. SHOPS, COTTAGES, Etc., KARANGA-HAPE-KOAD. In the Estate of Mre. Rebecca Hodge, deceased. i. C. GREENWOOD Has received instrnctions to sell by auction at hie Hart, 129, Queen-stieet, on Wednesday, June 11, at noon, iLL THAT VALUABLE CITY PROJSk- PEETY, beißg Allotment No. 10 of Ssctlpn 15 otthe aty of Auckland, having a frontage to Kar»ngahape-road of 100 llaks by a depth of 400 links, situated next to the Bank of New Zealand, together with the ghops and Cottages thereon erected, and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging, which will be Bold subject to the respective leases. ' ; For farther particulars apply to R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. " ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. R. C. GREENWOOD I Will sell, on above date, at his Mart, 129, Queen- ' . ■ ' street, at soon, A FIRST-CLASS FARM OF 29S _£3L ACKKS, NORTH WAIEOA. KAIPABA, being Lots 63 and 65. and part Lots 66 and 67, Arapohue Block, North Wairoa, 120 acres of which is substantially fenced and subdivided Into 6 paddocks, 100 acres of good grass and 4 acres of garden and orchard, 2 acres of which are planted with a vaiietyof select fruit trees, now in full bearing, about 60 acres of open ploughable land, remainder light mixed bush.' This portton of' the fftrm is pivtUlly fenced, and adjoins the properties of Messre. Bradley, MaaeSeld, and Bsaaley. The .whole of the land is of superior quality, blue deep surface soil on limestone formation, well watered and sheltered, with northeast aspect, situated In a first-class position, and in the centre of a well-settled district, within J of a mile of a good fail time school and about 3 miles of the Mltitai landing and 3?« st Office by a gopd road, where there is a substantial wharf erected, and the Helensvllle mail steamer calls in four times a week, directly opposite the Tβ Kopum and Aratapu Saw-mllli. The buildings consist of a' substantial and wellfinished β-roomed TDwelliug-houso, nearly new, with all necessary conveniences, also a Urgo dairy (detached), with'numeroue farm buildlnge, all In good ordar. The farm is known by the n»me of Richwood, Arapohue; Jof a mile from the Arapohue School. It is fronting the county road leading from Matakoho °Alsof a TOKIEIKIEI BLOCK.—'XII that valuable block of land known as the Tokirlkiri Blook, near Whangarei, the property of E. Caffier, Esq., and containing 765 acres of firstrclass Und. weir wooded and watored.'boundod'on one side by the "Wairoa Biver. The land contains >bund»nee of good kauri timber, and old native settlements, and the greater portion is excellent'soU. The' Union Sash and Door Company's "tramway runs throu«h a portion of the propertV; Tils'i» aa excellent opportunity (ir anyone wisWag to combine sh,lngle-spH\tli>g, etc., etc., with farming, as there Is good commonlcatlpn with Auchland'from theproperfy. -.'.<>—.„->■*„-- Also 21? scree 0 roods 23 perches of MIXED BUSH LAND, WAIKOMITI, being lot 49 and part lot 48. Good land ,the greater-part bush; about one mile ir6m raliWay stitlon'.- The land faces the east, and is protected by ranges from southerly and westerly winds.' i rAtJuttdwce of ifmber tot febiansrand otter, purposes. The land Is well watered; soil and position admirably adupted'fororchartli and nuraeiy ea AIeofA'Go6D'FOUE-ROUUED HOUSE, very convenient, and well built, wateTlald on ; together with Allotment aituated'lh Adelaide-streels, off Freeman's Bay (corner of Sale-strcot). The propjrty is flesged. Also, ... , -.-.- > , AHIPAHA. , :■ -. , PICK OF THE DISTRICT. SODA WATER" SPRINGS, Sα Being middle part of Allotment 11, eastern part of Allotment 11,-hattern* part 7 of "Allotment 12; western part of Allotment 11, Parish of. Ahipara, containing Lα all 163 acees of flrst-cUso land, said to be the pick pf the district; having soda watiir springs on the land, and being'in a good settled district. " ' ■.: ' ' c^;.-■-'.: K. C. GREENWOOD, : . .;,:-' Auctioneer.