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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 91, 27 February 1847, Page 4

LAND AND HOUSES.

Messrs. CONNELL Sf RIDINGS j Have instructions to sell by private contract, rpHREE DWELLING HOUSES in Auck* J- land ; one Ditto Epsom ; and drfe in the J Tatnaki district, arfd several ToWn, Suburban' and Country Lots. \

PUBLIC DISCUSSION.

A DISCUSSION will take place, on Tues- ; day Evening next, Match 2nd, in the: Hall of the Mechanics' Institute, on the sub- ! jec;t of Total Abstinence, arising oat of a chal- ' lenge given to the Society at its last meeting. . Admission — Three Pence each, to defray' expences, the surplus to be divided between the Mechanics' Institute and the Total Absti- | nence Societ '

Chair to be taken at half past seven o'clock. > February 26, 1847.

DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

TO be Sold, at Windsor Ten ace, a v e ry desirable Residence, consisting of two Rooms lined, — windows and do'ois for an enlargement of the building,— to which is attached about an acre and half of Ground, all in high state of cultivation, with a very fine crop of Potatoes. — There is also an excellent watte on the ground. The whole is situated on the main road to Epsom, with a most delightful view over cv cry part of the harbour. For Further particulars apply to W. Hart. Queen-street.

NO T I C E .

I HEREBY CAUTION any party or parlies ftom purchasing, leasing, or otherwise taking or entering into possession of those parts of Allotment 5, Section 17, in the township of Auckland ; and known as the " Prince Albert Inn" j also the-House and Store adjoining the latter* at present occupied by Mr. William Hart, Auctioneer, the same being My property ; and I have given instructions for suits in Equity, and Legal proceedings to be commenced, for the recovery of my Titles and Interests in the same.

Wm. P. Pickering. Dated at Auckland, 22nd January, 1847.

TO LET, A WATER FRONTAGE ALLOTMENT in Commercial Bay, available for storing Timber, Firewood, Bricks, &c. Apply to Brown & Campbell.

W A N T E D, rpo PROCEED TO THE BARRIER:— 1 Blacksmith 4- Carpenters 2 Joiners 2 Caulkers To whom liberal wages- will be given. Apply to James Macky.

BACON, HAMS, Sac, A,N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. ABRAHAM MEARS. Shortland-street, J anuary 29, 1847.

CHARLES JOHNSON, HAIR DRESSER AND CUTLER, HIGH STREET.

RAZORS GROUND AND SET. Feb. 10, 1847.

FROM THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

£300 REWARD.

NOTICE.

WHEREAS a quantity of Cop-per BoTts, Composition Spikes, and other Property, plundered at the destruction of the Town of Russell, hath been feloniously received, and was taken and carried away on board the ship "American." No'ticeis hereby given, that a Reward of Three Hundred Pounds will be given to the person or persons who shall give such evidence a 9 shall lead to the conviction, of the offenders or offenders. By, His Excellency^ Command, Andrew Sinclair, Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, Feb. 24th, 184?.