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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 573, 11 October 1851, Page 1

Sales bg auction,

DESXRABX.E SUBURBAN 1 VB.OV&IIT'ar.

CONNELL % RIDINGS Have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, 15th October, instant, at 12 o'clock — HHHAT very Complete and Eligible ProJL perty, lately in the occupation of Mr. Foster, situate at the foot of Mount Eden, within three miles of town, and known as THE GRANGE. This Farm contains about 120 acres. The whole being enclosed by substantial Stone Walls, and divided into four Paddocks, Orchards, &c.,in the same permanent manner. One Paddock containing about 75 acres, is perfectly free from scoria, and ready for immediate cultivation, and has an ample supply of water in the driest seasons. The Garden and Orchards contain some hundreds of choice Fruit Trees, now of four yeats growth, consisting of Apple, Pear, Cherry, Fig, and Filbert, &c, &c, and a great number of choice Vines. TEE HOUSE Contains in the front four rooms, two of which are 20 feet by 18, and two smaller. There is a fire-place in each of these four rooms ; they are doubly lined, and elegantly papered throughout. At the back ate two smaller sleeping rooms, a Dairy, and a Store Room, 18 feet by 1 4. Detached are a Kitchen and Servants' sleeping Room, built of Stone. There is also a weather-boarded Cottage, for Farm Servants, at some distance from the House, consisting of two rooms, with a fireplace in each. There is an excellent three-stalled Stable with spacious loft, Cow-house with loft, Coach and Cart House, Store-room, Fowl-house, &c, &c.

Terms :— One-fourth of the purchase-money to be paiii immediately— One fourth in approved Bills at six months, with interest at the rate of 10 percent, per annum.—- And'the remainder, if desired by the purchaser, to continue on Mortgage of the Property, for two years, at 10 per cent, per annum, interest.

TO CX.OSS CONSIGNMENTS.

CONNELL §f RIDINGS

Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, at 1 1 o'clock, on Wednesday, 15 th instant, TEN Casks Carolina RICE, an excellent sample , 30 Bags Patna Rice 30 Cases Tobacco Pipes 1 Ton Company's, No. 1 Sugar 10 Bags Manila Coffee 5 Cans Linseed Oil.

TO CI.OSB CONSIGNMENTS.

CONNELL & RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queenstreet, on Wednesday, 15th Oct., at 11 o'clock, ONE CASE BLACK BEAVER 1 Case do. do. 1 Case Drab Super Beaver Hats. ALSO, Ploughs, Scarifiers and other implements. Chairs, Cheffoniere and other household futniture.

ON MONDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, W 1 ACRES of the richest LAND in the • • 1 district, in the highest state of cultivation, situate on the Great Road from Auckland to Onebunga and the Interior. To be sold together or in lots. CONNELL ar RIDINGS Acting under instructions from the Proprietor, will Sell by Public Auction, on the Land, on Monday, 3rd November, at 12 o'clock, precisely, the undermentioned Allotments, being Subdivisions of Mr. Macky's wellknown Meadow Land, so remarkable for its richness and fertility, and for its commanding position on the great thoroughfare above mentioned, a. r. p. Frontage. Lot ], containing .... 8 2 12 511 links « 2 " 8 0 6 511 " « 3 « 7 1 29 511 " « 4 a 3 2 18 630 « «5, « 7 0 10 500 " «6, " 6 3 24 500 " « 7 « 6 3 16 500 " « B*, " 6 3 8 500 " «9, " 5 3 30 710 " "10, " 16 1 7 For small Farms or private residences these road side lots present the most obvious advantages, both from the excellence of the land, and their convenient access both to Auckland and Onehunga. While the great increase to the traffic and importance of Onehunga likely to result from the establishment of steam communication with Sydney renders the purchase of this Laud one of the safest speculations in which a capitalist can engage. Particular attention is directed to the Villa Lot No. 10, containing 16^ acres, presenting, as it does, one of the most agreeable sites for a Dwelling House, which the district affords. Teims— One fourth cash, the remainder at 3 and 6 months, with interest at 10 per cent, per annum, A Plan of the Lots to be seen at the Mait, Queen-street.