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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 548, 16 July 1851, Page 1

NEGR.OHE.ai> TOBACCO, Ex American Ship " George Champlin."

THE Undersigned have on Sale the whole parcel brought by this vessel. Bain & Burtt. Wharf, Lower Queen -street, llth July, 1851.

EX "ISABELLA."

On Sale by the Undersigndd, A SMALL LOT of Superior Hobart Town CHEESE. M. SoMEUVILLE, Corner of Shortland & Queen- streets. July llth, LB5l.

THE Undersigned has on Sale, by direction of the Proprietor, Two Valuable Allotments of LAND, oa. lr. Op. each, situate near the late residence of the Colonial Secretary of New Zealand. Terms moderate. Edward Rich, Queen -street.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

SEVERAL ALLOTMENTS and Subdivisions of Allotments in improving parts of the Town, suitable both for family dwelling houses and also for business purposes, Particulars to be obtained at the Office of Edward Hi en, Land, Commission, and Estate Agent.

TO SETTLERS AND OTHERS.

EXTENSIVE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

rpHE Undersigned begs respectfully to anJL nounce that he has received instructions from the proprietor, to offer for Sale, by Private Contract, that very desirable block of Land situate upon the Little Omar River, about five miles to the south of Point Rodney,

and containing about 1920 acres. In this remarkable propeity unusual advantages are combined, each distinct one being an interest valuable in itself, but their union presents a field for investment which must always continue to be a most fruitful source of proiit

from the variety of its resources. A portion of the Land, about 300 acres, is fit for the plough. Another part, a large one, is forest land, abounding with Kauri timber, suitable for contract spars, With this peculiarity in reference to tneir situation, they are more eligible than that important article of commerce is usually found on thp Eastern coast. The Omar River intersects the propetty. In the daily increasing demand for the produce of this province, this is woithy the serious attention of those disposed to settle or invent in the colony. In the pui chase of it a mine of wealth would be at command, yielding all the prufit, but with much less labour, risk, and uncertainty, that the famed district of Ophir can offer. It has a Crown title, and by the water connection between it and the capital, the access

thereto is rendered both rapid and cheap. A plan of the Propeity may be seen, and likewise the terms of sale known upon application to Edward Rich, Land, Commission, & Estate Agent, Queen-street. Auckland, llth July, 1851.

MRS. WHITMORE

BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and vicinity, that she has resumed Business as formerly conducted by her late husband, viz : Ladies' Boot and Shoe Making, and hopes by strict attention and civility to merit a renewal of that patronage which she experienced during her husband's lifetime. Mrs. W. intends keeping on hand a Slock of Ladies' and Childrens Boots and Shoes. N. B. All Orders punctually obeyed. Upper Queen-street, Near the Primitive Methodist Chapel.

MILLENERY & DRESS MAKING.

MRS. HEGARTY begs to inform the Public that she has commenced Millinery and Dress Making, and hopes that her endeavours to combine delicacy of taste and display with economy, will afford ample satisfaction to those kind Ladies who may be pleased to make trial of her skill. Shortland-street, Auckland, June 9th, 1851.

PARCHMENTS.

GW. LIGHTBAND begs to acquaint • Stationers, Gentlemen of the Legal Profession, and others requiring Parchmfnts for Deeds, &c, that having succeeded in preparing skins in a very superior manner, he is now able to offer them with confidence to public notice. The following Testimonial has been received from F. D. Bell, Esq., Commissioner of Crown Lands : — " Nelson, March, 1851. " Sir — The Parchment supplied by you for the Crown Grants, is of excellent quality, and being very fiee from grease, it can be written upon with ease. 11 Yours, &c, "F. D. Bfll. « Mr. G. W. Lightband." Price by the roll, 2s. 6d. each. Orders received by C. Elliott, at the Examiner office, Nelson.

TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS.

A FARM, containing Twenty-three Acres, on the Wahu Boad, within a mile and half of the Court House. The land is enclosed with a substantial ditch and fence, and is partially cleared. For particulars, apply at the "New Zealander" Office,