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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1718, 27 August 1862, Page 7

Mr. Tamers Store. n.x'C QUEEN STREET. •i33j osi kifoa ~ ,-if ■XX£X> 'U : o it THE PROPERTY OP Mr. THOS. BOURSE. "V/iTR. BOUBKE has instructed us to make "sale of Ivi his property in Onchunga, and, as above, we give a sketch of its position. It will be seen how advantageously it is situated, both as to Trafalgar and Qneen-strcets, the leading thoroughfares of the Township. A NEW and NEAT DWELLING HOUSE of four Rooms has lately been built by Mr. Bourke, one room of which ho has fitted up and occupied as a Store. ' ’l€ There is a good Shed and large Fowl-house, together with Water-casks and various minor arrangements for the comfort of the occupant Numerous fruit trees have been judiciously planted, many of which now are at maturity. The soil is the very best volcanic loam, well suited for a market garden, as which it is at present occupied. JJFor terms, &c,, apply to ; • i| COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. PARNELL. THE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, ROSENEATH, T O BE SOLD. THIS very handsome Villa .is the property of D. McLean, Esq., and is finely situate in Hobson’s Bay, upon that projecting tongue of table land nearest the Parnell Road. Its position is exceedingly favourable and convenient, inasmuch as it is placed close to the intersection of the first branch of the Eemaera high-road with the Bay road, which passes the Grammar School Together with the House will be sold An Acre of Ground planted with Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. "1 0 1' and for tbs most part strongly fenced, situate on the verge of the elevated land, commanding an extensive view, and directly overlooking MONTPELLIER NURSERY, with its teeming garden-beds and forcing grounds so admirably cultivated by Mr. D. Hay. The Dwelling-House of Roseneath was built by Mr. McLean but a few years ago, and is now in the best possible condition. The Rooms are large and lofty, such as the climate and position of the place demand, and together with the wide entrance Hall, are elegantly pannelldd and ceiled with polished New Zealand Woods. The precincts of the house are also neatly ordered with paths, drains, &c. im. Entrance Path, planted either hand with shrubs and flowers Elevated Veeandahed Platform, massive steps Hall, with inner doable door, baize covered Large Parlour, ceiling and walls pannelled and polished Spacious Drawing Room, also pannelled, with a fine Bay Western Window, Fire-place; &c. Lofty Bedroom, Library, Bathroom - Comfortable Kitchen, Pantry, and Servant’s Room. , Also, — A Good Stable, lighted and ventilated. For terms of purchase apply to COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. SHEEP RUNS. PROVINCE OF HAWKE’S BAY. THE Undersigned has SHEEP and CATTLE RUNS for sale. Also various TOWN PROPERTIES at Napier. H. P. STARK, Estate, House and General Agent, Comer of Vulcan Lane and Queen-street. CENTRAL CITY OFFICES. TO LET, the splendid Suite of Offices lately occupied by J. N. Makston, Esq., Brunswick Buildings, admirably adapted for a Company. Position unsurpassed. Rent very moderate. H. P. STARK. Estate, House and General Agent, Comer of Vulcan Lane, Queen-street. Offices to be Let, THE Premises lately occupied by Mr. Lee, Solicitor.—Apply to Mr. Lee, at the offices lately occupied by Mr. Harvey, or to Mr. WISEMAN. Saddler, Queen-street. To be Let, HAT Commodious House and premises situate at Parnell and lately occupied by Mr. HYNES. : ; A r Apply to Mr. WYNN, Shortland-street, Auckland, Solicitor; or to Mr. AITKEN, Estate Agent, Queen-street - 111 gji Cottage Residence. 10 LET, a new and pleasantly situated Cottage (at the Grange, Otahuhu), containing six rooms, with stable and outbuilding. Apply to WILLIAM J. YOUNG. The Grange, 22nd August, 1862. 11l ■ gl To Let, r* a rising part of the Town, a BUTCHER’S SHOP, with DWELLING HOUSE. Apply to ■ WM. AITKEN, Land Agent, Wyndham-strect. il l I iiiii Houses to Let, CONTAINING 2, 3, and 4 BOOMS each. Apply to WM. AITKEN, House, Land, and Estate Agent, Qceen-btzeet an Inkeeper In Onem lilsl _ itutsi TO LET, for such period as may be agreed on, that commodious and well-built Hotel, in Queen-street, Onehnnga, known as , the, “ Prince Albert Hotel.” The Hotel contains Twelve Rooms, and largo Kitchen, all lined and ceiled. The out offices consist of two large Stables, two newly erected and commodious hay and general Stores, and a new Dairy. There is also an excellent Garden and Orchard, well stocked with Fruit Trees. The Inn, having an excellent connexion, and being situated in one of the most flourishing Townships in the Province, a more desirable opening for an Innkeeper is rarely to be met with. For further particulars, application may be made to CHARLES DAVIS, Esq., or ANDREW BEVERIDGE, Solicitor, Lower Queen-street, Auckland, by either of whom offers will be received.