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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 788, 2 November 1853, Page 1

i;j) Bu. MR. A. W. HANSARD >EGS to intimate that it is his intention J to hold REGULAR AUCTION SALES, OF REAL AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, On the second Friday in every month, at his Rooms, in Princes-street, the first of which (by Mr. J. Newman) will be held on Fridav, the lllh November, at 12 o'clock precisely. Full particulars respecting Property to be offered at these Monthly Sales arc requested to be made as early as possible, so as to leave a sufficient lime for the preparation of particulars and conditions of Sale; which, together with plans, etc., it is desirable should be affixed at the Rooms as long as conveniently may be. Where practicable, properties to be offered at these Sales will be pointed out to intending bidders, and every other facility offered for the advantageous disposal of Properties. Princes-street, 27th Oct., 1833. HIE FOLLOWING VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES WILL RE SOLI) BY AUCTION At Mr. Hansard's Rooms, Princf.s-strf.et, On SATURDAY, the 12th November, At 12 o'clock precisely, BY MR. J. NE JVM AN, 1. A N EXCELLENT SUBURBAN SMALL -*--»- FARM, containing Ba. Ir. Op. of good land; completely fenced and ditched, and laid down in grass and clover. Tliis valuable little property is situated at REMUERA, adjoining Major Malson's, and Major Gray's—and is within a short distance of llobson's Bridge. There is a fine stream of water running through the land at all seasons, This properly is well adapted for a small Dairv Farm ; or, as it commands a DELIGHTFUL PROSPECT, would make a fine site for a VILLA RESIDENCE, 2. SIX ACRES OF EAND IN HOBSON'S BAY, subdivided into Paddocks; with Garden, containing fruit trees, etc. Part of the land is a rich loamy soil, well covered with grass; having a sea frontage, and is within two miles of town. 5. THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES OF RICH LAND, with plenty of Stones for building purposes, and a Powerful Waterfall -the springs on this allotment forming the principal source of Messrs. Low and Motion's Mill power— (well known as the best mills in the Province); situated within three miles of town, adjoining the property of Messrs. Clark, Russell, and Young. 4. EIGHT ACRES, adjoining Lot 3, laid down in grass, with a never-failing supply of water. 5. PART OF ALLOTMENT 22, of Sec. IT, in the City of Auckland, having a frontage of 20 feet to WEST QUEEN STREET, (the principal present means of communication to the whole of the West Ward) by a depth of feet 61. 0. ALLOTMENT 10, of Sec. 16, SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND, containing oa. Ir. I Op., situated in the favorite district of REMUERA, a capital spot for a Villa Residence, commanding a delightful view, and within a quarter of an hour's ride from Auckland. M R. II A N SARD Is favored with instructions to Sell byPrivate Contract, A DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN RESIxjL DENCE, now occupied by the owner, close to the iate residence of P. Berry, Esq. THE LAND (of unsurpassed quality) comprises FIVE ACHES, all fenced into Paddock of two acres, Garden (well stocked), Orchard well planted with Apple, Pear, Fig, Filbert, Peach, Nectarine, Damson, Plum, <kc, Trees. THE HOUSE contains Hall, SittingRoom, 16 x 15, Dintng-Room, 19 x 12, Brick-Built and lathed and plastered Bedroom, Kitchen, 10 x 12, Scullery, two Bed-rooms in the up-stairs, all in good repair and condition. In addition to the recommendations of this property as a private residence for a family of respectability, Mr. Hansard would point out to parlies desiring investment, the probability of the early and considerable increase in the value of this property, it having a frontage of 300 Feet to the Kybfr Pass Road, which, in all probability before long, will be one of (if not) Tin: Principal Outlet of the City. LANDED PROPERTY FOR SALE. 1. A LLOTMENTS ! i and 16, of Section •xjl. No. 2-4, situate in Wellesley-street, Auckland. Allotment No. 15 has a Threeroomed COTTAGE erected upon it, with a Weil of Water, and other improvements made. 2. The DWELLING HOUSE and premises opposite the Gate of the Government House, now occupied by Mr. George Buckingham, and having a frontage to Waterloo Quadrant of 34 feet. And 7>. Two neat, comfortable, and wellfinished COTTAGES in Grey Slreet, each containing hj Booms, with Orchards, Gardens, Well of Water, and Stable attached. The land upon which these Cottages are erected has a frontage to Grey Slreet of 07 feet, by a depth of 200 feet.—Apply to Tnos. Russell, Solicitor, Wvndham Street, '