Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1868 – No. 59

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✨ Land Sale Auction Details

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COUNTY OF OPOTIKI.

Parish of Waimana.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
21	10 0 0	£10 0 0
23	17 3 29	£15 0 0

Town of Tauranga.

Section No. 1.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
85	0 0 16	£10 0 0
86	0 0 16	£10 0 0
87	0 0 22	£14 0 0
88	0 0 22	£14 0 0
89	0 0 22	£14 0 0
90	0 0 22	£14 0 0
91	0 0 22	£14 0 0
92	0 0 22	£14 0 0
93	0 0 19	£10 0 0
94	0 0 19	£10 0 0
95	0 0 19	£10 0 0
96	0 0 24	£15 0 0
97	0 0 24	£15 0 0
300	0 1 0	£10 0 0
301	0 1 0	£15 0 0
432	0 2 0	£15 0 0

Section No. 2.

Numbers	Area.	Upset Price.
573 to 582	One acre each	£10 each
614 to 623	One acre each	£10 each
638 and 639	One acre each	£10 each
668 to 676	One acre each	£10 each
679 to 686	One acre each	£10 each
704 to 710	One acre each	£10 each

Town of Greerton.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
128	1 1 21	£16 0 0
180 to 216	One rood each	£5 each

Suburbs of Tauranga.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
29	3 1 7	£25 0 0

COOK’S COUNTY.

Parish of Te Papa.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
5	110 0 0	£380 0 0
27	52 0 0	£156 0 0
28	50 0 0	£150 0 0
29	50 0 0	£150 0 0
30	50 0 0	£150 0 0
31	50 0 0	£150 0 0
32	50 0 0	£150 0 0
34	49 2 21	£150 0 0

COUNTY OF EDEN.

Parish of Waiauku.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
54	131 0 0	£131 0 0
55	100 0 0	£100 0 0
56	106 0 0	£106 0 0
62	76 0 0	£76 0 0
64	76 0 0	£111 0 0
65	111 0 0	£111 0 0
66	71 0 0	£71 0 0
71	71 0 0	£70 0 0
72	70 0 0	£70 0 0
73	62 0 0	£62 0 0
78	99 0 0	£99 0 0
85	80 0 0	£80 0 0
89	95 0 0	£95 0 0

Parish of Opaheke.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
82	96 0 0	£192 0 0
83	38 0 0	£78 0 0

COUNTY OF WAIKATO.

Parish of Pukaki.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
90	320 0 0	£325 0 0
325A	13 2 0	£40 0 0

Suburbs of Mangere.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
1	3 3 36	£363 0 0
2	5 0 0	£50 0 0
3	5 0 0	£50 0 0
4	5 0 0	£50 0 0
5	5 0 0	£50 0 0
6	5 0 0	£50 0 0
7	5 0 0	£50 0 0
8	3 3 36	£50 8 0
9	6 0 0	£60 0 0
10	6 0 0	£60 0 0
11	4 2 0	£45 0 0
12	5 0 0	£50 0 0
13	5 0 0	£50 0 0

Parish of Ngapuke.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
266A	17 0 0	£10 0 0
191	20 1 16	£10 10 0

Te Rapa.

Number.	Area.	Upset Price.
174	18 1 6	£8 10 0
301	22 1 0	£12 0 0

Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government of the Province of Auckland, by W. C. Wilson, Wyndham-street, Auckland, Printer for the time being to the Provincial Government.

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Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
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