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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 396, 30 January 1850, Page 4

Mr. A. W. HANSARD, HOUSE, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENT, No. 1, VAILE'S BUILDINGS, Queen Street, Opposite the opening of the Custom House ami Post Office.

To Residents in the Country, intending Absentees, &c, Mr. Hansard offers his services in the receiving their rents, &c, the payment of such charges as they may direct and authorize, and the transaction of such general business as they may require, pledging himself to an implicit attention to their instructions, and a faithful regard to their interests. For the accommodation of the Proprietors of Land, Houses, &c, &c, Mr. Hansard proposes to keep a Register of all such property for sale or hire ; and, when required, to negotiate such sale or letting in their behalf. He will also keep a Register of Land, Houses, &c, required by intending purchasers, lessees, or hirers. Mr. Hansard's charges for commission in the above mentioned cases will be moderate — and, wheu practicable, will be subject to prior arrangement.

HOUSES. TO LET.— Fern Side. N. B.— A considerable portion of the rental may be laid out in improvements. TO LET.— The Bee Hive, High-street. TO LET.— The upper part (2 rooms,) and kitchen of a House cheerfully situated in Queen Street. TO LET.— That commodious and delightfully situated House at the junction of the Epsom and Tamaki Roads, known as " Remuera House." Rent exceedingly moderate. TO BE LET OR SOLD.— A House of 8 Rooms in Albert Street.

ON SALE, Loudon's Encyclopaedia of Agriculture, upwards of 1100 cuts.— Price, £2 11s. 6d. A few beautiful India Proofs, by Finden, after Martin, &c, &c, Engravings, Frames, Books, &c, &c. Apply to Mr. Hansard, House, Estate, and General Agent, Queen-street.

Ironmongery Store. Princes-Street. MR. ARMSON begs to inform the Inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity, that having to remove to his New Premises in Queen Street, on or before the 23rd inst., he will Sell at very reduced Prices the remainder of his Goods— which comprise almost every article for domestic use, as well as the things usually required by Carpenters, Builders, &c, &c. January Bth, 1850.

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE ESTABLISHMENT, Shortland -Street. SELLING OFF! THE Undersigned respectfully hegs to intimate to his friends, and the public generally that in order to direct his attention more exclusively to one particular department of his business,hehas this day commenced SELLING OFF the whole of his Extensive Stock of China, Glass, and Earthenware, together with his other Goods — including Paris Hats, Fuller's " Patent Ventilating" ditto, &c. &c. The subscriber begs further to remark that, as the whole of the above Goods (with but few trifling exceptions) have been sent out direct from the manufacturers expressly to his order, he is enabled to sell at such prices as have been hitherto unknown in Auckland. F. GARDINERi Shortland-street, December Bth, 1849. N.B.—The Premises will be to let about the Ist of February.

CHEAP LITTLE TEA AND GROCERY STORE, HIGH STREET. TI/IcDERMOTT & HILL take lfJ - this opportunity of informing their friends and the public generally, that they have re-opened the above well known Store with a Stock of well selected Groceries. M. & H. would particularly call attention to the two most important Articles in the trade, Tea and Coffee, the quality of which will be equal to anything ever offered in the Little Store, whilst the old motto, "Small profits and quich returns;' will be strictly adhered to. January 7, 1850.