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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 19, 13 December 1843, Page 1

Village of WamaM. ALLOTMENTS of Land TO BE SOLD in the above rising and most respectable township. The soil is of a most superior description, and could be cleared with very little trouble. There is also plenty of good water and firing on the ground. For terms, which will be found moderate, apply to JOHN MOORE, Printer. Deo. 13,1843. Village of Miehmomtl SEVEN ACRES OF LAND can be either Let or Sold in the above respectable Village. RICHMOND is situated about midway between Epsom and Onahunga beach, with a large frontage to the high road, and about four and a half miles from Auckland. The soil is superior to much of the Land around Auckland, and would be Let or Sold on reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to JOHN MOORE> PniNtER . Dp* 13, 1843. JLamtl at JEpsom. TO BE LET or SOLD, a SMALL FARM, situate at Epsom, containing about eight acres. On this Farm theie is a portion of the ground that has been turned up; a great portion of it fenced in, and there are two good houses, one wood, the other raupoo, as well as fowl houses, &c. There is a frontage of 336 links to the Epsom road, by a depth of 2,100 links. To a person with a small capital, this is a most favourable opportunity as intending purchasers will find the terms most moderate on application to JOHN MOORE, Print*b. Dec. 13, 1843. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE FIRST ANNUAL SHOW of this Societj will take place on Tuesday, the 19th instant, when prizes wul be awarded as follows : For the best Bull.—Yearling ditto,-—Bull Calf, — Cow, —Cow and Calf, —Yearling Heifer, —aud Cow-Calf. The best Entire How, —Yearling, and Mare and Foal (for agricultural purposes). The best Ram, —Ewe,—and Ewe and Lamb. The best Boar, and Sow. Horticultural Produce. For the best Cabbages,—Brocoli,—Cauliflowers,— Potatoes, —Turnips,—Onions.— Pease, —Beans, —Cucumbers —Vegetable Marrow, — Fruit, — and Flowers. Implements, To the Milker of the best Plough,—and implement for clearing Fern Land, —and the best machine for dressing Flax. Particulars of Stock intended for Exhibition to be handed to the Acting Secretary at the General Meeting. Further particulars on application to *be undersigned, VVM. MASON. WM. CHURCH, THOS. CLIiGHORN. N.B.—General Meeting at Hart's Hotel, at Noon, the day previous to the Show. THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. lEo Wo W<s®&WM£Ms> SURGEON. AS the honor to announce to the inhabitants of Auckland arid its vicinity, that he purposes practising his Profession in Auckland, and most respectfully solicits that patronage to which, he considers, an extensive professional education and experience entitle him. Surgeon M'Gauran has imported a large and well selected stock of Medicines of the very best quality, which, having purchased, at Cash Prices in the London market, he is enabled to dispose of on extremely moderate terms. * Surgeon M'Gauran may be consulted at his house, Lower Queen-street, having engaged one of those now being completed opposite Mr. Montefiore's Store. Surgeon M'Gauran having lately arrived in this Colony, and not being previously acquainted with many of its inhabitants, begs leave to refer them to the following copies of testimonials which he has in his possession : Grenadier Guard Hospital, Westminster, 11 th February, 1842. I have great pleasure in stating that I am intimately acquainted with Mr. T. F. M'Gauran, and from his mild gentlemanly manners, extensive professional education, and strictly moral character, I am of opinion that he will be a great acquisition to any Medical or Surgical Institution in which the services of a medical gentleman maybe required. J. JOHNSON, , Surgeon Major, Grenadier Guards.. {