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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 685, 6 November 1852, Page 1

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TO CAPITALISTjUHD OTHERS. GXCKLLENT~I¥vESTMENTS. MR. A. W. HANSARD Will Sell by Public Auction, at his .Rooms, in Princes-street, on Tuesday next, the 9th inst ; at twelve o'clock — r PHE two following Excellent Investments : 1, — Part of Allotment Nos. 13 and H of Section No. J4, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 113 feet, (5 inches, and a depth of 82 feet, together v\ ith The large and substantially and well built HOUSE, known as the residence of The late THO'->IAS COJKTIVY, Esq. Erected thereon — this excellent Residence 1 , which contains i-ol.r principal Rooms, 12x14 feet each, all lined and painted throughout, and all furnished with fire-places ; a Hall 4 feet 0' inches; one smaller Bedroom or Study, and a good Kitchen. The whole surrounded by a Verandah, (j feet wide ; having a Garden, Yard, &c, eve, is known well to merit the character of one of the most convenient and best finished houses in Auckland. 2.— That Valuable CORNER ALIiOTMKNT, 20, of Section 21, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 05 feet, 8 inches, to Albert Street, and of 1 0G feet, 4 inches to Victoria Street. One moiety of this allotment is let on lease, having 11 years to run. On the other half stands, That convenient and comfortable Cottage residence known as "SI r A MROCK COTTA G R," late the residence of Mr. Walter Robertson., containing entrance Hall, Parlour, lined and papered, J4ft. Gin by lift. ; three Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Hack Kitchen, &c. ; Garden, Yard, Well of Water, &c, &c. Plans of the above properties may be seen and further particulars and conditions of sale, learnt of the Auctioneer, Princes-street. SALE OK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HOUSES, DRAY HARNESS, MILKING COWS, HEIFERS, OMNIBUS, AND HARNESS, Ac, <£c, At Newmarket, on Tuesday, 9ni Nov. CONNELL «C RIDINGS Have recehed instructions from the Proprietor, Mr. Gor.iiiN, to Sell by Public Auction, on TUESDAY, 9th Nov., insl., immediately alter the Cattle Market of thai day— I npilE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD ! -A FURNITURE, consisting of--Sofas, Tables, Chairs Redsleads, Wash-stands Kitchen Furniture, A.C. HORSES. A pair of uYsf-rate DRAFT HORSES, accustomed to work in lite dray, and perhaps tlio host Plough Morses. A Ray Saddles MARE, thoroughly broken in, wiih a fine colt by hop side. A strong DRAY and Harness. An OMNIRIJS capable of accommodating twehe to sixteen passengers inside, with a complete set of Harness. CATT L E . A fine Cow, recently calved, with Calf ly her side. A Cow, expected to calve in a few days. A tine Heifer, now calving; and three v,eil bred lieiiurb. Also, P I C T U II E S . A few fine Engravings in handsome viz. :-— " Nothing venture nothing have" "A chip of Ihe old block" "A distinguished member of the Benevolent Society" "Tranquil Enjoyment" "The Empty Tablet," <ie, &c, iS c.

ST. AM)IUiW'S SOCIETY. r rilK ANNUAL MEETING of Ihe Sos ciely w\\\ be held al the "Masonic Holel," on Tuesday ihe Olh inst., lo receive Ihe Beporl of Ihe Treasurer and Committee, and lo appoint Odice Bearers for ihe ensuing year. By order, Alia. Kf.ur, Secretary and Treasurer. November 4lh, 1852.