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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7270, 7 March 1885, Page 2

Houses and Land* . pi DW D. yy A YT B, 5, Mercantile Chambers, ,- financial agent, housjb and land agent, brokbrj aα FOB 8 ALEA BARGAIN—Fine new House, 10 room*, 2 acres fine volcanic soil; glorious view; only £300 cash, -balance can remain. . NO DEPOSIT WANTED-C3OICB ALLOTMENT at MOUNT EDEN, 155 x 200 feet, fronting esplanade, with carriage drive and avenue to Mount Eden Road; unsurpassed prospect £310—A capital new House and nice Allotment, SEAFIELD VIEW. CALL and Inspect List of Properties in CITY, SUBURBS, NORTH SHORE, ONEHUNGA, OTAHUHT7; Country Farms, *c FOR SALE. One of the best Auckland made BUGGIES, doubleseated, hooded, upholstered la Morocco, lamp*, Ac, very easy, with or without a well-bred Gelding, rising 4 yean, perfectly sound, ftee from vice of any kind, staunch in harness, and a good road»»er; also buggy hemes*; offered cheap. The owner leaving the colony. TO LIT. About 20 Acres VOLCANIC LAND, in Paddccps, at MOUNT ALBERT. ' " TO LET, The Cheapest Corner Shop in City, suitable for grocer or haberdasher. EDWARD WAYTE, 6, MERCANTILE CHAMBERS. TO SYNDICATES, LIVERY STABLE PROPRIETORS, CAPITALISTS, TRUSIEES. SPECULATORS, A>D OTHKBS. FOR PRIVATE SALE (owing to the death of the late proprietor). That truly lucrative investment in a busy and opulent part of the city, known as THE SYDNEY TATTEKSALI/S, occupying an important oorner position, at the junction of . . . . Hunter-street, JJligh-street, Castlereagh-strett. This edifice, which is of massive proportions, presents an iinpoiing »ppeatance, and the exterior decorating and cementing has been finished with th» greatest c*re in every detail, ensuring a capital architectural effect. „ ... The locality is unrivalled for respectability, while th» improvements that are now following, and thoa» in ths immediate prospective, will tend to create this corner one of the most important in the metropolis . The surveyed line of the city railway extension is close to the property. ■ The land upon which this noble structure is erected possesses the following frontage* :— PS feet to HUNTKB.-STREET 70 feet to CASTLEREAG H-STREET, with an adjoining block at the rear, say, 60 feet square. This block of property is really divided Into two buildings, vis.:— Block I.—That portion opening on to the corner of Hunter and Castlereagh Quests, comprising * range of commercial offices and stores ; and Block 3.-1 hat approached by a broad right-of-way t flagged with blue metal, including the whole of the premises occui-ied and ed as THK LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, the sain entrance to which is in C&stltreagh-street. The accommodation is immense, both for horses and carriages, while the aggregate rental! now received from offices at oresent let (a few being unoccupied) represent £2500 (about) per annum. The livery business is conducted by the owner of the establishment. An inspection alone can convey to the intending purchaser an idea of the conveniences and appliance* throughout the whole premises for the comfort of the tenants of the offices and the conduct of the LIVERY and L*ET-OUT BUSINESS. The whole comprises one of the best regulated concerns of the kind in Australia, if not equal to any in the world Application* f/r particulars to be addressed to McCuUoch aad Pope, SoUdtorj, 121, Pitt-ttieet, Sydney. VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PREMISES FOR BALE, IX CASHBL-STRKET. CHBI&TCHUBCII, NEW ZEALAND. MR. CHARLES CLARK Is instructed by Messrs. Twentyman and Cousin Merchants, he, to SELL BY PRIVATE TREATY, The Handsome and Commodious • WAREHOUSE IS CASHEL-STREET, Hitherto used by them for their Soft Gcodj Trade. The Building occupies 53ft. frontage to Cashelstreet, between Colombo-street and Mr. C. "W. Turner's warehouse, and has a depth of 72ft on ground floor, but the property, including the yard, has a total depth of 107 ft. ' 61b. 'i he use of a right-of-way, in common with Messrs. Twentyman, will be granted alongside eastern boundary. This is asphalted, and in 111 ft wide. There are three floors to building, vis. : Basement, Ground Floor, and First Floor, all well lighted and ventilated. The w«lls are of Immense strength, built of the very best mateiial, and most carefully constructed. The basement and first floor are tot subdivided, but on the ground floor are private oflice, clerk's office, and packing room. A large hoist serves all the floors. There is an unseen value attaching <o the premises to a soft goods house, as the vendors have sn»ce>sfuliy carried on that business for seventeen years, and are trilling to introduce the purchaser to their customers. The premises are specially suited for the Wholesale iJr&pery trade, both in construction and position, as all the leading drapery ettablisbmrntß are within a very short distance, and chiefly in Cjuhel-slreet, but a better position for any business could not be obtained, owing to proximity to all (he Banks and leading houses i f the City. Very eaiy terms of payment can be arranged. A plan of the buildln?, block plan of the site, and further information can be obtained on application at the office of this paper. EDWARD WAYTE, 5, Mercantile Chambers, Auckland. Or, CHARLE3 CLARK, Estate Agent, Ctmstchurch, N.Z. HA S H T O « & SON, O HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, 8, N*T7 Zealand iNSTJKJLKCr Bun,BING«, Queen-street, Auckland. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Bents, Interest, and Debts Collected. Estates Managed for Absentees. Insurances Effected. Money to Lend on Fint-cleas Security. FOR SALE! The RESIDENCE of C. G. QUICK, E q., at Devonport, North Shore, containing ten Rooms, Bath Koom, &c, detached Wasb-hou-e, Stables, and Fowl-houses, large Garden and Shrubbery, Concrete Paths, Gas and Water laid on. This Property is all iu first-rate order, commands a magnificent view of the harbour and surrounding country, aod is well worth the attention of anyone requiring a well-appointed and comfortable home. Within five minatos walk o< the steam ferry boats, which run to town every half boor. Far>h&r particulars and terms can be obtained from H. A«bton and Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. TWO NEiW DWELLING HOUSES, containing eight Rooms each, with G»s and Water laid on, and every convenience, good view, healthy situation, scoria soil, freehold allotments, £a»r terms can be given. VERY PRKTTY VILLA. RESIDKNCHJ AT ONEHUNGA, containing Six Rooms, Garden, and Paddock, commanding a magnificent view, and close to the omnibuses. Various other Properties, House*, Land, and Allotments in town, suburb:, and country. pi O R SALE, A beautiful FAMILY RESIDENCE consisting of 9 : rooms, with every modern improvement and convenience, large garden, sheds, wash and buggy-house, kitchen ranee; 52 x 276, Mount Roskill-road. Terms easy. ! Also; I For Sale, a comfortable liz-roomed HOUSE, corner Ponsonby-road and St. Mary's-streot, gas and water. A real bargain. Also, For Sale, a valuable KAURI FOREST, accessible > by road or water. i Also, Six roomed HOUSE in Wallace-street, close to , Tramway, 44 x 125, geod well and gas, fine [ view of the sea. £450, cash. Also, Some CHOICE SECTIONS in Symondj-atreet, , freehold. Terms, extremely liberal. Also, i For immediate posseision, a beaut'fuly FURNISHED GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, for six months, near town. References required. ; BOLTON AND ROBINSON, EXCHANGE CHAMBERS, QUEEN-STREET. QUARRY-MEN, BUILDERS, ETC. FOR SALE— to 5 Acres with one of the best seams : of Blue Stone, well tested for quarrying purposes, and only 3J miles from Auckland. There are also ' good Building Sites on the Property, with an invaluable ipriog of bosh water. * W. L. MITCHELL. ' . ' " . Land Agent, '* Coombes' Arcade. FOR SALE—A Valuable Building Allotment having a frontage to the Epsom-road ol 1 100 .feet by 160 < feet deep, adjoining the Junotion Hotel -Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land, ■ted Estate Agent*, Fort-street.