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Auckland Examiner, Volume 2, Issue 53, 17 December 1857, Page 4

Auckland Races, 1857 DAVID CROSBIE, Edinboro Castle, Wyndham Street, begs to announce that he has succeeded in purchasing the GRAND STAND, where he hopes to see his old friends on Friday and Saturday the first and second of January next. Wines and Spirits of every variety, and of the best quality, will be served, and Luncheon provided, in the same superior style as last year, at reasonable prices. Tickets of admission to the Stand to be procured at the bar, price 2s. 6d. Dec. 15,1857. Mechanics Institute NEW ARRIVALS. IIIHE Committee of the Institute hereby cordially invite those who have lately arrived in the Colony to the privilege of the Reading Room, free of charge, for two months. The room is open from 9 a.m., to 10 p.m. ; and on the table will be found— The Times, Home News, Economist, London Illustrated News, Leeds Mercury, Scotsman, Sydney and Melbourne Heralds, and all other Colonial newspapers. Also, the following Periodicals— I'amily Herald, Family Friend, Leisure Hour, Chamber’s Journal, P unc h Household Words, Art Journal, Builder, Athenaeum, Practical Mechanics, Black! wood’s and Dublin University Magazines, Quarterly and Edinburgh Reviews. James Boyle, Secretary. December 16, 1857. March of Intellect Irons.’ TO LAUNDRESSES & FAMILIES. A FEW SMOOTHING IRONS to go by steam, which do not require to be heated before a fire, price 18s. each, two weeks ironing will save sufficient fuel by these irons to pay for the same. W. Brodie, Fort-street. Oct. 26, 1857. Walsh and Gerri sb. LEMONADE. Cordial and Syrup jMamtfacttimg, HIGH STR E ET, (Baek of Lineoln $ Co.'s Grocery Store.) To be Xet on Lease, for a Term of Years, Furnished or Unfurnished. CARLETOX GDIIE, HTHIAT beautifully situated residence of JL the undersigned, built upon a solid brick foundation,“with every convenience for a large family, containing 12 rooms, 6 of which have fire places, with fire stoves, including the kitchen range which is capable of cooking for 20 persons, the property consists of garden, orchard, and paddock, (17 acres, the best summer feed in the Province) which last year netted £6OO. Having a frontage to public roads of 4000 feet, a portion of which will be allowed to be leased in quarter acre allotments for building. If not let-furnished by Ist March, the whole of the furniture (new ) &c , will be sold along with 18,000 forest trees; including Blue Gums, Limes, Ash, Beech, Birch, Horsechestnut, Sycamore, Elm, and 5000 Levant, Aleppo, Stone and Norfolk Island Pines in pot and tubs, 200 Evergreen Plant, and 200 head of the best poultry yard. Also, about 150 dozen of the best Wines, Port 5 years in bottle, Sherry, Champagne, and Claret. Good Stable and Cow House, with Servants’ Cottage attached. The property being so well known, there is no occasion to make a land agent’s comments upon the same. There are two never failing wells of wafer on the property, as well as tanks and water casks, containing 7000 gallons of water adjoining the house, with back sheds, coverd in with glass. No person need apply who has a large family of small children. Walter Brodie, or his Agent, Tnos Weston & Co., Shortland Street. November 28, 1857.