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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 83, 2 January 1847, Page 2

FOR SYDNEY. v— rpHE fast-sailing Schooner ;rf&4Sk COQtJETTE, t > Cap fain McCook, will hove quick EssssßssKS despatch for the above Port. For Freight or Passage, having excellent accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers, apply to the Captain on board, or to J. WpODIIOUSB. Queen-street, Dec. 26, 1846.

FOR * PORT NICHOLSON, NELSON, AND HOB ART TOWN. . JTN-x rPHE Fine Fast-sailing Brig iN®ireL JULIA, Claik, master, will sail for KS^ ss * a the above Ports on Tuesday next, January stn, 18^7. For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Clark on board, or to D, Nathan. January 2, 1817.

Sales; %q gfcuctiom LAND SALE. Messrs. CONNELL * HIDINGS Will offer for Sale by Public Auction, at their Mart, on Monday, the 4th January, 1547, at 12 o'clock, A NUMBER of ALLOTMENTS of LAND -^*- in Auckland and its Vicinity. And they beg to direct attention to the excellent opportunity which this Sale will afford for the profitable investment of small sums of money in Building Lots or subuiban Farms, many of which are situated in localities, the mpidlv increasing value of which is well known. The Lands to be offered for Sale are Six Building allotments off Albert-street, Ten Building allotments having frontages in Albert-street, Durham-street, and Maddenstreet, and three Building allotments in West Queen-street, These thirteen allotments are all within about 100 yards of the New.Catholic Chapel. Two building allotments, in Lower Abertstreet, occupying a very commanding position. Three four acre lots, on the West boundary line of the Town of Auckland, within fifteen minutes' walk df the Post Office, Pour Town allotments at and adjacent to Freeman's Bay. One fenced and under a crop of potatos, Two Farms of excellent land, containing 33— and 41 acres — having a Water frontage to Shoal Bay— within one mile of Auckland, and A Farm consisting of two allotments, also on the North Shore of the Waitemata. This "beautiful property is situated within three miles of the capital. Contain a considerable portion of heavily wooded land, an abunant snpply of fresh water, and a sheltered Water Frontage at which a vessel may load or unload at half tides.

Messrs. Connell & Ridings will also offer for Sale a great variety of Merchandize, received by the last arrivals, consisting of— Claret and Sherry Wine Cheese, Rice, Candles Paints and Oils Spiced Beef Fine Congou Tea Gambroon and Tweed Coats Stockmen's and Clarence Boots Rugs and Blankets Shirting Calicos Piints and Navy Blues Cobbett's 100 day Corn Cape Barley New Grass Seeds &c, &c, &c.

MR. D. NATHAN, "Will Sell by Public Auction, on Monday ftext, January 4th, 1847, at his Maht, Shortland Street :— HHWO Hogsheads COAL TAR, -A- 2 Tons Rice, Cotton Shirts, Small Tooth Combs, "Worsted Shoes, Roll Jaconet, Cotton Check, Bobbins, Fancy Collars, Tapes, White Shirts, Linen Fronts, &c. Fancy Shawls, 25 Reams fine Foolscap, Wrapping Paper, Account Books, Cotton Rugs, Spring Water Sheeting, Moleskin Trowsers, 1 Case assorted Slops, First Flour, ( MoUt Sugar, And a Variety of other Merchandizet