These properties consist of the following lots, amely : — Allotment No. 5 with The store is at present good dwelling-house and letat£s2perannum, and store thereon, having from its excellent situa- frontage to the Beach tion would leadily let at Road of 45 feet 6 inches, a higher figure. There is with depth of 110 feot. a rough but roomy stable erected in the rear, with abu ml, in t space for addi- tional improvements. Allotment No. 4, corner This i% amongst the of Church-street and most valuable bites in Beech Road, having Ouehuiign, and in the frontage to one of 62 best situation fnrbusiness feet, aud to the other of of any kind; being on the 36 feet. beach, opposite the site of Mr. Gibbon's inill,andad- joining the *tore of Mr. Fleming. Truly a most valuable property. Allotment No. 3 poi- ' This excellent property senses a frontage to Beach is almost equally coin- Place of 02 feet, with an memlable with No. 4, as extreme depth of 93 feet, it enjoys all its advant- ages, and n ith the excep- tion 1 of that of a hotel, is equally eonvenieut nail suitable for any other business.
Owiug to the Proprietor leaving the colony, I have beeu instructed by him to sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, at tho hour and ou the day above- mamed, ALL THOSE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, Corner of CHURCH-STREET and the BEACH ROAD, ONEHUNGA, Together with ALL BUILDINGS THEREON ERECTED, Being Subdivisions of Lot 1, Sec. 520, Ouehunga, aud now the property of Mr. Joseph McGjjb. JOSEPH COCHRANE, AUCTiONJiJER.
THE DAILY SCHJTHEIIN'CROSSdehveiedat the bouses of Subset ibers every morning before seven o'clock, for FIFTEEN SHILLINGS per Quarter. •«* Post Oflico Orders to bo made payable to CREronTON & Scalks.
