A Windfall fob the Wizard of the North. —Professor Anderson went to Australia some Tears ago, and while there invested a portion of his magical earnings in the purchase of some land. At the time oftheinvestraentlandwas cheapenough in the unsettled districts. That which Mr Anderson purchased he did not even see ; so remotely was it situated that even to visit it was a task of danger and difficulty. He bought it, we are informed, at a land auction on the spur of the moment, and paid for it at the rate of £1 per acre. The district of G-ipps’ Laud was at that time little known, and gold had not been discovered there in any quantity. Within the last few years this remote part of the colony of Victoria baa turned out to bo one of the richest mining districts ; and Professor Anderson has received a letter from his agent in Melbourne, with whom he deposited his title deeds, to the efiect that his land is requited for an extension of the little township of Sale, which has sprung up in the wilderness, and that a railway will ere long counect it with some of the chief towns of Victoria. His agent writes to the Professor that he thinks he shall soon bo able to dispose of the property for £30,000. —Sun.
New Advertisements. THIS DAY. rjIHUESDAY, 23rd INST., AT TWO P.M. WITHOUT RESERVE. Mb YAUTIER JANISCH HAS RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM MAJOR SALT MAESHE, H.M. 70XH FOOT, TO SEEL BY TUBLIC AUCTION, AT HIS MART, 1 Military Chest Drawers, five drawers, with two cases for ditto, forming a cupboard 1 Table I Colonial Sofa Ldark green rug 1 cork Waterproof Mattrass Chairs, &c. 4 linen Night shirts 2 day ditto 2 pairs Cotton Drawers Mosquito Curtains 1 Militrry Shell Jacket and Waistcoat, scarlet cloth 1 ditto blue cloth Frock Coat 1 pair ditto black cloth and red stripe Trousers 1 crimson silk Sash 1 blue serge Military Coat 1 military cloak 1 black cloth coat and vest 1 ditto ditto Embroidered Vest 1 ditto ditto Dress Coat 1 Table Cloth 1 leather Haversack 1 Sword Belt 1 Cartouch box and Shoulder belt 1 Looking Glass 1 Blanket 1 double Rifle, in case, and fittings complete 1 Regulation Sword and Belt. BOOKS. Lectures on Fortification, by Sandhurst Fortifications, by Straiths Practical Surveyor, by Burr Infantry Sword exereises Battalion Drill Rob Roy Euclid Flugil’s Dictionary Walker’s Dictionary Scott’s Poetical Works, 1 volume Wealth of Nations, by Smith History of England, sth r#l,, by Macavlay Sketching Tablet Companions of my Solitude, by Pickering Arithmetic, by Colenso Leaves from Diary of a Dreamer Selections, Grave and Gay, 4 vols., De Quincey German Grammar, Reader and Exercises, &c. VAUTIER JANISCH, Auctioneer.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 326, 23 November 1865, Page 3
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456Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 326, 23 November 1865, Page 3
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