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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 37, 30 December 1843, Page 4

WORKING BULLOCKS. TO be sold at a low price, for Cash, the Four well-known fine Working Bullocks, lately belonging to G. Cooper, Esq. Apply to R. Forbes, Onionga beach, Manakau. December 29, 1843. DESIRABLE SEA SIDE RESIDENCE IN OFFICIAL BAY FOR SALE OR LEASE. POSSESSION ON THE 16TH JANUARY, 1844. 1 OGAN BANK is one of the most beau- " tiful and picturesque Water Frontages in all Auckland — it commands a magnificent view of the Waitemata and adjacent Isles — the signal station and harbour. There is a comfortable and well finished six-roomed Verandah Cottage erected on the property, which is capable of being laid out in a garden of the most tasteful description — the exposure is unrivalled and delightful, being sheltered from all the prevalent winds — there is an abundant supply of pure spring water, and a more retired or pleasant spot is not to be found: — For particulars apply to BROWN & CAMPBELL. December 21, 1843. YKTANTED immediately, An UPHOLSvy TERER. — Apply to Langford & Gardiner, Cabinet and Upholstery Warehouse, Shortland Crescent. December 14, 1843. EX "CITY OF SYDNEY." BROWN & CAMPBELL have received for Sale Five Tons FINE FLOUR. December 22, 1843. BRICKS. THE Undersigned are selling the best made Bricks in the Colony, in any quantity, at 30s. per 1000. BROWN & CAMPBELL. Auckland, Dec. 8, 1843.