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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 30, 27 December 1845, Page 1

TO BE SOLD. ATOWN ALLOTMENT, being No, 11, Section 37, containing. Two Roods Sixteen Perches, more or less. On the ground there is a very substantial, wellrfinished dwel-ling-llouse., recently built, containing Four The premises are whollyeticloted by an excellent fence. T:b« ground is a,ll> under cultivation and has been well manured, and the Garden is also abundantly stocked with vegetables. This very desirable Property, combining the advantages of a Town and Suburban Resi*, i detu-c, will be disposed of on very advantageous terms. Apply to Mr. ALFRED JONES.

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, BEEF, in Tierces Mutton Hams Brandy, (nine years old*) Rum J. I. Montefiors. Auckland, Nov. 29, 1845.

FOR SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, TOWN, SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY ■*- LAND, in Lots to suit any purchasers, for which Government Debentures will be taken at their Full Value. \ John I. Montifiore. 29th November, 1845.

FLOUR. (Per the- OS PREY.) rp WENTY- TO»S --VAN-WEMEWfr ! ii LAND FLOUR, Hrst quality, on Saleby J. & N. Smms. Auckland Nov. 15th, 1845.

HODGSON AND ALLISON, Black-Smiths Agricultural,' Ship, ana* AnchorSmiths, Edge-tool Makers, Sfc. BEG to announce to the Inhabitants of Auckland, and Settlers in the Vicinity, that they have commenced the above business, in O'Connell Street, (adjoining the rear of Messrs. Mitchell and Gibsons Store), where they will be happy to receive and execute orders for work; and it will be their earnest desire, by puctuality, and strict attention, to ensure a share of the Public patronage. November 28th, 1845,

BOAT FOUND.

EO U N D, in Omah Bay, near Point Rodney, a Cedar built Wherry, painted black outside, If not claimed before the 30th December, she will be sold to defray expenses, Apply to ; The Sawyers at Kauwau. Kauwau, Dec. 15, 1845.

FOR SALE, A PAIR OF FRENCH JBURR MILLSTONES, now lying on the wharf of Mr. \V. &-. Grahame,*— Price £10. Apply at the « New Zealancler" Office.

TO COVER THIS SEASON, Young Tom of Lincoln, I" ATE the property of, and bred by Mr, C. J Smith, of Sydney ; now belonging to Edward Constable, of Kent Place, Eden Valley. He was got by that well known horse, "Tom of Lincoln," imported to Sydney by Mr. Smith, in 1835, and out of a pure Clydes dale Mare. " Young Tom/ is seven years old, beautiful black, fine symmetry, and bone; and has proved himself a good worker, and bure foal getter. Terms,— Two Guineas, to be paid before the Mare is stinted. N.B. Good English grass paddocks for Mares on reasonable terms.