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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 521, 11 September 1871, Page 3

Auction Sales. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. N E WC U T T E R. The subscribers will sell, at the Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, the 12th September, ait 12 o'clock, ANEW OUTTEK, about 22 tone* built to the order of the late J. H. Gillmaii,: by Messrs. H. Niccol and Son, coppered and coppetfastened, and ready for sea. SAMUEL UOCHRANE & SOIT, Auctioneers. r TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. ; TAILORS-MADE , CLOTHING* FROM LONDON. ( " The subscribers have been instructed to sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on above date, at 11 o'clock, A N INVOICE OF VERT SUPECTL KIOR CLOTHING, choice assortments, mad* by London Tailors, just arrived, comprising— COATS.—Black Frock, Blue Diagonal Frock, Blue Frock, Oxford Melton, Angola Oxford, Black Dress, Sac, and others. TROUSERS.—BIack Doc,' Striped Doe; AnfoU. ■ SILK MIXED.-Cheviot, Ac. ; '~,. . WAISTCOATS.—In great variety, &c. • .':",'- SAMUEL COCHBANE & SON, Auctioneers. . . - ,■ - •■ ■ -■-' ■■■ ■ ■'.- ■; •■'.'. ■ ■.'.■ :; . • >v • • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. V-; AMER IO ANO HAIRS i L. D. NATHAN AND CO. ; [ Have received instructions to sell by auction, at their1 Stores, Shortland-street, on Tuesday, 12th.instant, at 11 a.m. sharp, ' ■ ■ i&'MUt THE FOLLOWING- INVOiCE OF AMERICAN CHAIRS :, , o 18 cases Baltimore Wood-seat Chairs ' ;" . 2 cases Fifth Avenue' Extra Oak Cane Chairii 2 cases English Rosewood Extra Cane Chairs -: - 5 cases Ladies' Qak Dining Cane Chairs ... . 1 case Oval-back T. Rosewood Rpcksfs cases Oval-back Oak Rockers \ i- l ' '"'■"■"■? : 2 cases Bent-Arm.Extra Oak Rockers :'i~-.? ■: ■; • 5 cases Child's Oak-Dining, Wood .'.,,■ r,. .1 ■ 2 cases Child's B.S. Oak Dining, Cane ',™ 1 cases Child's B.S. Oak Dining, Cane. '--"■ Also, ; ;.'■:.-■; .:.;,:• ;g 2 cases Sharp Gothic 1-day Clocks .2 cases Round Gothic 8-day Strike Clocks 5 Jboxes Bath Bricks 16-(&jses Devoe's Kerosene, all faults. . Terms at sale.- .I 'j .i.i-v . -•; . Half-past 10 o'clock sKarpi > - ;''■ :■■ ORANGES, LEMONS, piTIONS. B. TONZS~&; V CO. Will sell,' to-morrbw,'at Half-past 10 o'clock, IKA CAB E 8 • O RA.N,-ft E S J-U\J 20 cases Mandarin and Naval Oranges and . Lemons. , • In prime condition1. '"• :'- '■' ■ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER' 14. i -i BY ORDER OF AUCKLAND HARBOUR :':;vf;: v BOARD, v ■ TWO ACRES HARDINGnII-STREET. HQUSE AND. ALLOTMENT NEAR WTNYARD PIER. • ;:: B. TONESr-&rGO.qT J JJ. Have becninstructed to offer by. auction,onXlrursday -. September 14, at' 12 o'clock1; "' LOTS 7,' 8, 9; id; "Har^lnge-street, ' containing about 2 acres, r ■»/ Lot 16, Short-street, near Wynyard Pier, being . ; , ■ the Water .Tank, with .Cottage thereon erected ' '""' , ir;;.i<. To be leased at the best annual rental that may then be offered, subject to a three months' notice of termination. '■-'■!'>} .'.'.-.■;. :■:'.! :. ■'■':!' ' :' ■,'".'-■■■■ :■■:_>'.-,'■■*';*, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. TO CAriTALISTS, SPECULATORS, AND COMMERCIAL' MEN-'>(i'!"'rr*" BY ORDER OF THE HARBOUR BOARD ' ' - OF eOMMISSIONERSii--. the most. Valuable; BufcbiNa ALLOTMENTS IN THE aft?.':* ■ '■■ •" ; "-; -■ -; •'-■'' •'■•■: •-•-■ .-Joico FIIONXINO CTJ3TOMno'iTSI! AKD FbkT-sOTttBTS. TO BE LEASKD.FOU A'fibXG TERM - - - 0F YEARS;1-' 1 ' b. Toirks""&" co"1 l'"'-^ rl^ Have been favotired with-ijjstrnctions from tiie Harbour Board of Commissioner*, to submit to public competition, at their Mart, .Queen-street, p.n THTJRSDAV, SEPTEMBER ,14.-^. - At 12 o'Clook nook, - r r% THE LEASES (for a period of ftbout 88 years, at annual gfcundTent) "Of 18 ALLOTMENTS fronting Custom-house and Eort-strpets. HARBOUR ANDOWMENTSW"- ---■ KORT-STREET.-,-. ~:...,-■ ! Allotments 14, 15, 16, and 17, each 30 fee.t by 99 feet. ■■■:.-. ' Allotment 18 ; corner, 6S feet by about 55 feit. GOiaE'STREET.- H ..' ■„ ..',,', '\ • Allotment 19,40 feet by about 64 feet...:.,, ; '« ; : . .'" FORT-STREET. '"' "'' ■'•-' '■'■ Allotment 31, corner, 71 feet by abotit 75fcet. Allotment 50, '4.0 feet by about GO feet. ■•'•' ' • ; Allotment 49, 33 feet byaboutßj feet;- -n ■ Allotment 4S, 30 feet by about 105 fcflt/j "S AUotmont 47,30 feet by about 100 feßt! "* Allotment 40, 30 feet by about 90:fcet. ■'?• Allotment 45,30 feet by about-80 feet. Allotment -44, 6G feet by. about 75 feet. , I( . CUSTOM-HOtrSErSTREET:'1 c Allotments 37, 38, 30, an'd-40, each'3ofoct'by about 100 feet. • \ ■• 1 The Auctioneers deem it [almost | nnneenssary to comment on the above, but consider, it S)ulic>nt to I state, that the above includes the whole ofthe" unsold ' portions of the Harljohr Endbwirient.s fftirrHug tlie above streets. The position commends itßftlf.us fast becoming the most business part of the city, and tho ; stern fact in-es|nts itself that this is the last -oppoi tunity that can fipssibly offer for the presontgp.neratioii, j to procure, at anything like a moderate sum, a business j site .in the be& part of this city. The Auctioneers S would also dwfl>t.leiitionto the fact, U»fr jyhcu the i Beach Koad to Baincll is completed, these" 'allotments I will frpnt t)»9 mMv Une oUraflSo to the country disI trlcts. The main station for tile ' contemplated i WaikatO Railw»y will also be in close proximity, and I must considerably enhance the value of land .in this 3 neighboorhood, and the length of term for which the I,.leases are offered, will justify the Lessees in erecting : substantial buildings with the certaiuity of realising I substantial returns .■:■:■-.': -■;■■■.-' '■■_;; r. ; <f c .. !....>■ :/-H #- v.