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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9379, 31 May 1889, Page 1

For Sale. . HOUSE and acre and a-half for Sale or to Lot, on the Orakei Bead, Remuera.— Apply to J. Foster, on the premises. FOR SALE OR LEASE— Several firstclass Flax Fields, Steam Enginos, Shafting, - —A. McLeod,B, Queen-street. "BjlOR SALE—lmproved Section of good JD Laud (fifty acres, freehold) near Hamilton;. a Bargain, £30.— Apply H.ERALD Office. 17I0R SALE OR LEASE —100 acres, J seveu-roomad House, 24 acres grass, good water, near school. Price, £200, or let £20 per year. Address J.S., Herald Office. FOR SALE, Cheap, on easy Terms of _ Payment— An Excellent newly - erected Dwelling House, situated about miles- from Devonpert Wharf and facing the Lake Koad, containing 10 rooms, bath room, pantry, dairy, and large detached Wa.sh-house; also, stable, coach house and man's room. .Standing on 12} acres. Substantially fenced and subdivided into 4 paddocks. —Apply to W. Aitken, Land A Kent. FOR SALE, within two hours' ride by Ju rail from Auckland — 2700 acres Bash and Open I/and, in about equal parts ; a large portion is fenced and will form a good sheep or cattle run. Price, £2100 ; terms, half cash, balance 5 per cent. Apply to W. AITKEN, Land Agent. A FOUR - ROOMED HOUSE, with five acres of rich Land; ten minutes' walk front Pukekohe Station ; spring of spleudid water, also never-failing crock ; warm aspect; one acre orchard. i Kent moderate to a good tenant. For particulars apply to W. AITKEN, Shortland Crescent. TTiiOR SALE— acres excellent Land, JL , of which 300 acres are in grass and carrying 4500 sheep and 100 cattle. Price low and easy terms for payment. Apply to W. AITKKN, Laud Agent. imOR SALE OR LEASE—The Store Hi -"- in Custom-street, lately occupied by Mr. John Buchanan. Apply to W. AITKEN, Shortland Crescent. 371 OR SALE, at the Tamaki— acres J first-class J«uid, fenced anil subdivided into paddocks, watered by an ever-flowing stream. As a proof of the fertility of the soil, this season, without artificial assistance, the yield of wheat was 48 bushels per acre ; mid no better land for dairy purposes can be obtained near Auckland. The Buildings upon the farm are in excellent condition, and comprise Nine-roomed Dwelling-house, Washhouse, Cowhouse, Dairy, and Stable. Apply to W. AITKKN, Land Agent, Shortland Crescent. 37! OR SALE — The Magnificent Hotel JD lately built at J.ake Takapuna, on the northern side of Auckland Harbour, in the midst of beautiful scenery, within easy distance of Town. This property has advantages which are offered at considerably less than cost price. Terms easy. Also, For Sale, Oats, Bonedust, Seeds, Chees'o, Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Fruit, and all kinds of produce, direct from the fanners at wholesale prices. —Apply A. F. Chamberlin, Farmers' Agent, Mercantile Chambers, three doors above Bank of JS'ow Zealand, Queen-street, Auckland. To Let. Houses AND shops to LET at . low rentals in city, suburbs, and country; also, Grocery, Bakery, and other Shops, Houses and Allotments For Sale, in town, suburbs, and country. Farms, large and small, for sale, improved and unimproved, or to exchange f" r town property. —C. Williamson, Lan.l, Estate, and Financial Agent, S:<, Queen-street. Offices to Let in Queenstreet. Money to Lend at current rates. FinO LET.—A Shop with cellar accommoJL datioii, three doors from Queen-street. Rent w.—Apply J), F. Evans, Queen-street. TO LET—Shop and Dwelling, in Queenn street, with back entrance, opposite the Market; rent low.—Apply to J. Henderson, Wynd-ham-street. TO LET—A suite of Offices near Queen street, suitable for a lawyer or general busi new.—Enquire of 1). F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-stroot. mo LET OR FOR SALE—St. Stephen's _&. Avenue, Parnell, the well-known Residence of the late .larues L. Lyell. The House contains 12 rooms, with every convenience. The Outbuildings consist of stables, coach-house, sheds, and washhouse. There are about -2J acres Land—laid out in tennis lawn, ornamental grounds, and large orchard in full bearing ; also a new Vinery. This is a most convenient place to town, and will be let to a good tenant or sold on very easy terms.—Apply W. AND J. FRATER,' instate Agents, Queen-street. mO LET, AT HOWIC K— JL Sunnysiile House, furnished, containing eight rcoiut), including bathroom, stables, and coachhouse attached. Good paddocks, with every convenience. Also, A pretty four-roomed Cottage, with pantry furniahud ; And Furnished Apartments in Dwellinghouse, with or without Board.—Apply to Mrs. Wagstaff, Post and Telephone Office, llowick. mo LET, AT POINT CHEVALIER— JKORTY ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS LEVEL LAND ; Thirty-five acres in good grass, subdivided into convenient paddocks ; good Orchard of over five acres , in all kinds of fruit trees in full bearing; nice House of 6 rooms, and Outbuildings. This is an exceptionally tine place, convenient to town, and will he let at a very moderate rental to a reliable tenant. W.& J. FRATER, Land Agents, Queen-street. TO 13 E L E T, Eight-roomed House, bathroom, outhouses, garden, &c, Crumtner Road, Ponsonby. Four-roomed Cottage, Dock-street, Freeman's Bay. Three-roomed Cottage and garden, Dock-street. Four-roomed Cottage and wash-house, Crossstreet. Six-roomed House, with stable, coach-house, and sheds, at Morniiigside. Five-roomed Brick House, Mount-street. Large Stores, next Thames Hotel, Queen-?treet; now occupied by Mr. Ellingham (either together or eoparateljr). •shop, with Dwelling, Karangahape Road. Six-rooD>ed House, Ada-street, Kemuera, 9s. • Large Warehouse, with cellar, Wyndhani-street, with back entrance. Five-roomed Cottage, Great South Road, close to Remuera Railway Station. U. ASUTON & SON, House, Land, and Estate Agents, 3, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. BOARDING HOUSE, TO BE LET OR LEASED. "THE CARLTON," SITUATE IN CITY ROAD. Furniture, If require:), to be taken at a valuation. This well-established house is in first-class order, and is thoroughly well furnished. Fitted with electric bells, hot and cold baths, and has every other convenience for the accommodation of families or lwliea and gentlemen. A first-class and profitable business has been done In tins house from it:i start. The Carlton has maintained fi food reputation, and, aa no food-will "is tusked, the business, being well-established and prosperous, offers a good opportunity to anyone in that line. If no eligible offer bo received before the 19th instant, he Furniture will be submitted to public auction, l< or full particulars apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Land Agent, Coombes' Arcade. Watches, Jewellery, &c. T TT ° W D E N , "WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, QUKEN-STEEEI, Has now convenience for tne making and repairing of Jewellery and for the repairs of every description Watches, Chronometers, &c, &c, and to further in increase his repairing and manufacturing depar ment he is disposing of the remainder of his PIANOS at and under cost Persons having old gold Jewellery can have it made up into now and fashionable articles to order, and all the better classes of Watches and Chronematers receive his personal supervision. Rotherham's English Levers in stock. "OABBITS. RABBITS. RABBITS.— Jl\> Real Beauties, Is Oil a pair, at the Rakino Boat, on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. THE " CRAVENETTE" RAIN-PROOF FABRICS, are CO inches wide. These Cashmeres in Black and Blue and stamped on every yard may be h«il from the Importer, J. M. McLachlan, 222, Queen-street. milE "KENSINGTON" and " MALJL VERN" (Russian fronts) are the fashionable CRAVENETTK RAIN-PROOF MANTLES Imported by the Direct Mail.—J. M. McLachlan, 222, Queen-street.