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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 241, 20 September 1848, Page 1

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SALE OF CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.

CONNELL & HIDINGS

Will Sell by Auction, at eleven o'clock, THIS DAY, 20th inst., at their Mart, Queen-street, O CASES OF HARDWARE, &c, ** Containing :— Knives and Forks, Carvers Razors, Newton's and Co's Pen Knives, Pocket Knives Scissors, large and small Combs, Razor Strops Shaving Brushes, Cloth Brushes Needles, Tldmbles, Lead Pencils, for Drawing (Banks's) Carpenters' Large Openside ditto Pen Holders German Silver Tea Spoons Tobacco Boxts, Pipe Boxes, Snuff Boxes Waiters, round and square Leather Belts, Purses, Beads India Rubber Braces Watch Keys, Neck Chains German Silver Pencil Cases Bread Baskets, Trays Zinc Pocket Mirrors Wheel Stamps, with 8 Impressions &c, &c, &c.

CONNELL Sf HIDINGS

Will sell by Anction, at 11 o'clock, THIS DAY, at their Mart, Queen-street — -t£% TONS FINE FLOUR JL^rf (Taranaki) in lOOrb bags 12 tierces prime Mess Beef A few rolls of Spiced Beef 1 cask Butter 2 casks Colonial Cheese 2 casks Molasses 1 hhd. refined Sugar 1 ton moist Sugar 3 casks Vinegar 20 bags best Cabin Bread Some lots of FRUIT TR EES, from Van Diemen's Land, consisting of Pears, Plums, Apples Damsons, Me-llars, Quinces Figs, Cherries, Currants, and a few Lilacs and Honeysuckles. ALSO Looking Glasses, Beer Measures Cash Boxes Carpenter's Rules, GimletsGlass Paper Nails assorted Day and Martin's Blacking 4 casks Roman Cement A Sofa, Tables, Chairs, Cheffonier Patent Water Closet, Washing-stand &c. &c. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

TO BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS.

CONNELL * HIDINGS Have received instructions, from the Proprietor, Mr. Fairburn, to Sell by Public Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, the 4th day of October, at 1 1 o'clock, A NUMBER of ALLOTMENTS of LAND, at the new Pensioner Settlement, at Otahuhu. This Land is divided into Allotments of Half an Acre each, with extensive Frontages on the Broad Street which bounds the Settlement on that side, and are so laid out as to be, in effect, an extension of the Government Township. The Land, which is, perhaps, the richest and most fertile in the Auckland District, is traversed by the great road from Auckland to the interior — and by the frontage between the Manakau and Tamaki Rivers, and the Canal intended to unite these waters will pass through a portion of this Land. From the favorable circumstances of its position, there can be no doubt of the success of the Settlement at Otahuhu — and the most cv . - sory glance at the plan will shew that the Allotments to be offered, on the 4th October, possess all these advantages in an eminent degree.