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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 291, 14 March 1849, Page 4

IN THE FIRST EQUITABLE PARTITION OF THE PROPERTIES OF THE BANK OF AUSTRALIA.

MR. LYONS is instiucted to inform the Directors of Lots in this Partition, and particularly those resident in the neighbouring Colonies, thai the conveyances of the various Lots are now ready for dcliveiy, and that upon presentation of the Ticket, either in person or by an agent, each Drawer may receive the conveyance of the same on application at the Bank of Australia, Sydney, or if such Tickets be fonvaided to the Secretary of the Bank of Australia, Sydney, post-paid, with the names and dpsignations of the paities drawing the Lots, the conveyance will be forwarded to them by the first opportunity. S. Lyons, Charlotte Place. Sydney, 24th Februaiy, 1849.

SECOND & FINAL DRAWING IN THE EQUITABLE PARTITION OF THE Valuable properties of the Bank of Australia* I To be drawn for in Lots by the holders of the Tickets on the 9th day of April, 1849. fTpHE Undersigned has the honour to submit 1 to the Public of New South Wales, a full detailed account and description of the whole of the Lots, comprised in the Second and Final Di awing of the Equitable Partition of the Properties of the Bank of Australia. He begs particularly to call attention to the fact of the division of the Lots into two clases, or schedules ; schedule A, containing all the first class Lots, and schedule B, district Sydney, containing the second class Lots, in themiddle Districts, by which arrangements each purchaser of a Ticket in the I middle Districts will obtain either a Lot in that District or one of the first class Lots, in schedule A. The small number of Tickets issued in this Drawing, (only 2812 Tickets for Sydney, the whole of the middle Districts. Hobart Town, and New Zealand,) compared with the immense value of the Properties to be divided and the low comparative price of the Tickets, (£5 55.), resulting from the determination of the Proprietors to close the Bank at any | sacrifice, renders an early application absolutely necessary. S. Lyons. Sydney, sth Feb., 1849. *„* A veiy limited number of Tickets in the above Equitable Partition has been for- } warded to the undersigned for sale, therefore an early application is recommended. James Macky, Queen Street. Auckland, March 12, 1849.

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