TO SMALL CAPITALISTS'
Town Lands for Sale. CONNELL 8>- RIDINGS HAVE received instructions to offer foi Sale by Private Contract, Five Building Allotments in Victoria-street, within a few paces of Queen-street, and the Court House. Eight building allotments in Chapel Square and Hobson-street. Two allotments of half an acre each, in Freeman's Bay, immediately over the beach. Two Farms on the North Shore, within three miles of Auckland, containing respectively 45 acres and 1 1 0 acres, at 6s. per acre ; and a Farm in the parish of Karaka, containing ICO acres, at 3s. per acre. C. & R. authorised to sell the above building allotments at such prices as will ensure a large return to their purchasers. They can offer them immeasurably below the upset prices now determined upon for GoTernment lands in eligible localities Title — Grants from the Crown.
TOWN LANDS. CONNELL & RIDINGS HAVE received instructions to sell, by private contract, the following valuable TOWN ALLOTMENTS, at and in the vicinity of Freeman's Bay, Auckland. Some of them enclosed, and in high cultivation as Garden Grounds :—: — Sec. 42 Lot 1 33 p. " , 31 12, 35 32 1, 39 " 33 1, 37 " 43 1 1, 3 " 13 1, 7 " 14 39 " 15 1, 3 These last four Allotments are laid out as a Garden , — are well sheltered and beautifully situated. A salt waler creek runs to the foot of the gayden.
HOUSE FOR SALE. A COMMODIOUS HOUSE in Chancery St., containing Six Rooms. There is a large Back Yard and a good Well of Water. For further particulars apply to BROWN k CAMPBELL. Shortland Stieet, Jan 14th, 1848.
TO LET, A SHOP and House in Queen-street, adjoining Dr. Ford's. Possession can be given on the 18th inst. Apply to Brown and Campbell. Jan. 7, 1848.
WANTED, APPRENTICES or Improvers in tlie Dressmaking Line. Apply to Miss Meaker, Opposite the Bank, Princes-street. Auckland, January 3rd, 184 S.
TO DAIRYMEN, CARTERS, AND OTHERS. \ VALUABLE Suburban ALLOTMENT, XA. situated within 20 minutes' walk from the Post Office, containing 20 acres of land, with a substantially built four Roomed Cottage Cowshed, and Stockyard, 4 acres are ploughed and half an acre fenced in, as a Garden, and is well stocked with fruit trees; also, four cows (now in milk) with their calves. Immediate possession will be given, as the proprietor is leaving the colony; Apply to Mr. Marston, West Queen- street: Auckland, January 14, 1848.
WANTED, BY a Gentleman going to reside at the Taraaki, a Middle aged Female, who can manage a small Dairy, and Poultry, will find a comfortable Home. For further particulars apply to E, Kelly, Tailor. Shortland-street,
EDUCATION: JGORRIE respectfully intimates that he • will re-open his Classes for Tuition in the general and higher branches of Education, on Monday, 24th inst. Morning Class, from 9 to 12 o'Clock, Evening do. " 6to 9 " Shortland Street, Jan. 14th, 1848.
AUCKLAND BRICK AND TILE WORKS, CHAPEL STREET, rpHE SUBSCRIBER begs to inform Builders -L Farmers, Gardeners, &c, that he has on sale Good Red Bricks Superior White do. White Paving Tiles Draining Tiles, No. 1, 2, and 3. John Walker. Nov. 18,1847.
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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 170, 15 January 1848, Page 4
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