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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 223, 19 July 1848, Page 1

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HYAM JOSEPH Will sell by Public Auction, at his Mait, To-Monnow, Thuisday, 20th iust., at 11 o'clock CONGOU TEA, SI'GAR, COFFEE Rice, Mustaid. Pickles, Pepper Castor Oil, Flour Jlernngsin tins and Casks Blankets, Rugs, Prints, Pilot Coats Blue Jackets, Moleskin Tiovvsers Table Covers, Thread, Sewing Silk Fancy Waistcoats, Cotton Shirts Boots and Shoes Pipes, Cigars, (duty paid) Soap, 561b. boxesPlaying Cards Large and Small Tooth Com I) 1 ? Soup and Bouille, Camp Ovens Iron Pots, Spades, Wheat Iliddlcs An assoitment of Cutlery Bottled Ale and Poiter Gin, 4 gallon cases Lemon Syrup, (Underwood's) in 1 dozen cases And a variety of Merchandise. AVTER WHICH THREE CARTS AND CART HARNESS.

Terms at Sale.

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND.

HYAM JOSEPH

lias much pleasure in announcing, that he has received instiuctions to offer foi Sale, by Public Auction, at his Mart, oiiiWednesday, the 26th insl., at 12 o'clock, the undei mentioned Valuable Pioperties .situate between Mechanics' and George's Bay — A LLOTMENTS 19 and 20, having a fionfSk. tage of 40 feet each «.> p, -,licet, depth 100 fed, adjoining the properties of Roskell and Scott. Allotments 4o and 41 — having a frontage of 40 feet each, depth 100 feet; adjoining the pro - peity of Mi. C. Robinson. Allotment 00 — having a frontage of 40 feet, depth 100 feet; adjoining the property of Mr. Finlay. Allotment 01 — being a corner allotment, having frontages of 40 feet and 100 feet ; adjoining the properties of the Rev. J. F. C'hmton, and Jas. Bevcridge, Esq. Allotments 66 and 67^ — having a frontage of 40 feet each, depth 100 feel; adjoining the piopeities of the Rev. J. F. Churton and W. Corbett, Esq. Allotment 80 — being a corner allotment, having frontages of 40 feet and 100 feet ; adjoining the property of Mr. S. A. Wood. Allotment 87 — having a frontage of 40 feet, depth 100 feet ; also adjoining the piopcity of Mr. S. A Wood.

These Allotments are admitted to be the most beautifully situated of any around Auckland. They rest on the upper level, and the gentle slope, that intervenes between the Manukau Road and George's Bay. To Gentlemen tonncclcd with Government, and Merchants, they offer all the charms of a country residence, with curt and pleasant access to their places of business — they command extensive and delightful views of the harbour, and the opposite shores ; and possess a ricli soil for gardening purposes. To the Tradesman and Artisan they hold out the advantages of close contiguity with the town—they aie threaded by the avenues to I George's and Judge's Bays, and are immediately adjacent to the great inland thoroughfare to the Manukau and Tamaki. They are surrounded by a most respectable neighbourhood ; and it can be no exaggeration to say, that, in a few seasons this locality will be Auckland's fairest and most thriving Submban village. To the Speculatist it is almost needless to say, that even dormant investment in these Allotments cannot fail to double itself evciy two yeais. Title from the Ciowu. Plan of the Allotments may be seen at the Auctioneers. Tkhms at Sale. I A CALII). I 11. C. L. N I C 11 0 L S 0 N, SURGEON, &c. n It li A M b T OEI,