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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9398, 3 January 1894, Page 2

- ; ■'•'-■'--■■'■'■•'■ Houses an * Land.' E sJ W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACBB. * gAMiIBL at OOCHRANB & gON, B. - GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, s , „ APPRAISERS, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS QUEEN-STREET (Nkxx Uwion Bank). Establish*!) 1859. a valuations made of land, BUILDINGS * HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AC. sales and PURCHASES OF all kinds effected AND negotiated. consignment* of ALL KINDS PROMPTLY DISPOSED OF. MONEY to LEND ON freehold security at current rates. PONSONBY ROAD. FOR SALE-Valuable Business Site, near Three Lamps. Very Cheap. 284 ra RESIDENCES FOR SALE. e, VIEW AVENUK- Comfortable Cottage, i rooms, ly stable and outhouses. it- VIBW AVENUE—Uood Cottage, 4 rooms and scul " lery. Both these cottages are as good as new, wel '• situated, easy of access, ami in a good locality, w 301 n - WOOD-STREET— Residence, 8 rooms, rf every convenience, large allotment, garden and i. orchard. 347 SURREY HILLS—Good House, 7 rooms, well S bulla throughout,, with stable, harness-room, hay loft, fowl-house, and cart-shed ; 88£ feet frontage . to Pollen street by 182 feet deep. 852 * HOBSON'S BAY—House and Cottage, 143 links ID frontase. Very cheap. r NEWTON ROAD—Two Comfortable Houses of 8 " rooms and 7 roouis, iron roofs, each 83 feet front- '• age. %& '5 SENTINEL ROAD — Well-finished House of 6 ?• rooms, in good order, *0 feet trontage by 160 feet. 10 • 267 a _____ 0 CHEAP PROPERTIES ON EASY id • TERMS r CHURCHSTREET-Two Cottages, with Allot r ruent 6C feet frontage. Price, £286. STL'AUT-STKKBT—Cottage, 5 looms, nearly new. Price, £160. CAMBRIDGE-STREKT-Cottage, 5 rooms. Price, ' 1- £185 9- CLAHENCE-HTRKET- Well-finished Cottage of 6 - rooms: large allotment. Price, £211). i- SIiSSBX-STREKT— Cottages. Price, only ££60 ,* NEWTON ROAD—Residence of 7 large rooms. Price £350. ■ 2 The above are all in good order. Terms: £10 cash, balance by weekly payments. d SUBURBAN BUILDING SITICS. r REM I) ERA— 7 acres Choice Land, fenced, planted ' and drained, beautifully situated, close to sea, • easy communication by 'bus passing the pro- }• perly. . , 37 * b LAKE TAKAPUNA— ViUa Site of 9» acres, It mostly native bush fronting the sea. 373 BIitKENHKAD-Splendid Lot, magnificent views h Can be purchased on very easy terms. 300 l i MOUNT ROSKILL. a COTTAGE and about One Acre of Land, Part ~ volcanic, situate on Epsom-Mt. Roskill Road. , 4 CHEAP CITY PROPERTIES. s HOB3ON-STREET-Large Brick Shop and Bakery, e 'in best part of street; large allotment, stables, r sheds. For sale, a perfect bargain i SUFFOLK-STREET telose to Newton Road)— , tagfr, 4 rooms, 33 feet by 100 feet. £80. 283 3 JBKVOIS ROAD (near Three Lamps) — One 3 Allotment, 33 feet frontage. COUNTRY LAND. a LUCAS' CREEK—Lot 801 and 803, Pukeatua, 80 '• acres. £50. , u ITU—Part Lota 8 and 11, 8o acres. ' v OKAHU— Lota 117 and 133, containing 40 1 acres. £20. e RAGLAN— 6S and 68, Parish of Waingaroa, 103 "' acres ; well situated. 8 MANGATETE— Part Lot 47, containing 39 acres. 305 1 WAIMANA—Lot 242, Waimana Valley, containing < 5 '50 acres. 439 - PAR AH A Part Lot 25, containing 84 acres. • 740 e PUPUKE (Mongonui}-Part Lot 77, containing 87 acres. HUN A—Part Lot 170, containing 40 acres. 781 '' SAMUEL COCHRANE Jt SON, . Auctioneers. a _ : . ■ i tchn noual as, , a LAND AND estate AGENT, t LICENSED LAND broker, 0 INVESTING AGENT, VALUATOR, &a, 1 Non. 6 AMD 8, GOVERNMENT LIFE JtNSUR ANCE BUILDINGS. '» . Qoßisn-sTaBBT, Auckland. ; ; . .4 PONSONBY—Gentleman's Residence of eleven 11 - 1 rooms, all in complete order, within 20 minutes' '• walk of Queen-street, situated in a beautifully laid '- out piece of land, 1 acre, sunny aspect, a really choice property. Price and terms on application. 654 i PONSONBY— House of seven rooms, bath- , •A room, scullery, wash-house. 4c, gas and water d laid on, commands a most lovely view of the harbour and North \ Shore, verandah, balconettes, &c. Good allotment; three minutes' walk from Three Lamps. Price, £850. 555 i riNKHUNGA-Good Corner Building Site in • " Church-street, 66 by 300, or thereabouts, with y old Cottage. Price, only £175. 656 . T3irELLESLEY.STREET— Very valuable freehold ** corner site, with store and dwelling, and two ' other dwellings, one of which is of brick; they are I all let to good tenants. Ths above property has „ fallen into the hands of the mortgagee, who is „ prepared to sell to cover his indebtedness. Further " formation on application. 657 BIRKENHEAD— residence of seven large s, Jj rooms, bathjooui, wasbhouse, fowlhouse, all in. 0 first-rate order; on the main road, in close proxi- ' mity to the wharf; commands one of the most ex- * tensive and lonely views of Auckland and the har bou2 that can be had in thin district of beautiful i views ; the land comprise* aoout an acre, in garden, ,'. shrubbery, lawn, dta Price, £800; or tp a really good II tenant the property might be leased for a term of 11 yeara. ' ™ e ■*■— ~~ I- WAIKOMOT-Fruit, Dairy, and Poultry Farm. i, VV 61 acres good land; Bto 10 acres orchard, mostly in full bearing; about 20 acres pf grass; „ balance unimproved ; well fenced, and abundance f of water; house of five rooms; stable, cowshei... i etc :21 miles from station, 11 from town. Price, . £750', or the Owner would subdivide the property ,' into two pieces, selling the part with all theim- '" provements, house, orchard, and, say, 25 acres for £590. or would sell the other 28 acres for £200. „ l.i , either case the land would be completely fenced. (l This is a really good opportunity for an industrious ■.) family. ■ 651 P TjIRKENHEAD—Nice compact little Homestead, , A* 4i acres, with Cottage of four rooms, dairy. 2 etc.: orchard of young trees coming into bearing, il Price, only £260. 4 80 0 — ■' ? MOUNT ROSKII.L-14J acres good land v all ,r iVI fenced and most of it in good grass, shelter trees and fruit trees planted, but no buildings; only d 5 miles from town. Price, £260. Anyone buying 20 this and erecting a house, could have the whole of the purchase money remain on the property &^ ' . rent interns); for a term of years. poo s, l l MOUNT EDEN-Valuable Woe* of 87 acres of , M u ric volcanic land, extending from Mount J; Eden Road to Mount Roskill Road; exceptionally ,r adapted for subdivision into building sitea, .wod RTade for roads, good aspect and splendid views. d The land is all fenced and in grass, is close to bus a terminus, and only a few minutes', walk from school, "» church, and telephone office. Price for the whole, »r £2200. A large amount of the purchase money could remain for a term of years at five per cent. a »..;■ __ , 86S »• "DCrHANGAREI — Good farm of 236 acres nearly » W H ljj fenced and partly subdiviaed, oyer 200 » fc acres level land, balance undulating, 60 acres of it it irbod V.rass and clover, small orchard in full bearh toe. cottage of five rooms, cowshed, etc., well " watered, good aspect, well .sheltered, school within in a wile of the property. Price, £65(). 664 in - '■• TTOWICE-BeauUfully situated little bomeatead e. . Jtl property, 8 acres, all in graas, garden, orchard, 9" etc. -.house contains seven rooms bathroom, dairy, pantry, etc.; outbuildings comprise three - stall st iteble, hayloft, buggy house, washbouse, etc.; "■ lovely view. 2-rice, £W. - Terms o? payment can o, be arranged: . -y w '•' HOKIANGA- Splendid piece of land, close to we, Herd's Point, with water frontage, 290 acres, • r partly bush and pertly open land, very suitable for Jj sheep or cattle. . Priffe onj? 80a per Mte. 647 For paiticuiars of a,boro prqiwHei, apply to JOHN DOUGLAS, ui LAND AND ESTATE AGENT NOS. 6 ana 0, GovmiHimU** iKBORANCK 4; w BUIVuiNOS, <JUttE«-STtt«ET, . *•'! .. :' ' •/, fL)n«.es to Let. Itftiits (Collected, * ? l ITiOR SALE— Allobmienb, 200 feeb front--1 JC age by 180 feet depth; planted with fruit trees '&! hTfuff bearißß: closito'sTMßLlY Beach ; with , w easy access to |ood bfttJiing and boating, etc • Easy lei terms. LOUCH, SON. * COMPANY, - - w 91, Queen-street. t' — pii ii mi a i '•' m^'^^ J^x"j.v.,.u, , !T: X V yew "Mp CIATION. "'V ■' „ ■ ASSO " % «>RNER OF ALBERT 4«|» JV«".ESLET SXBEKTS *•' Reading-rporo comfortably furnished. AH tab w- leXg Papers, Reviews. Magazines, etc., on the I table"; subicrißtiop, 8»<bl per quarter. The Library L contains upwards of 3000 vols, in the various daI« partmente pf literature; subscription,..ft Od per %' Snartor.' 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