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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 553, 2 August 1851, Page 1

AUCTSON^JESa AND IL.AOTJ AGENT-

MR. J. NEWMAN oflers his services to the Public as an AUCTIONEER & GENERAL AGENT, more particularly for the Sale of Cattle, Horses, and other live Stock. Monthly sale at New Market on the Second

Tuesday of every Month. Quarterly Sale at Otahuhu on the first Wednesday in the Quarter, commencing with June. Stock kept at fixed charges in his Remuera Paddocks. Ordeis left with Mr. Thomas Somerville, Shortland-stieet will be forwarded.

AN ESTATE ON THE TAMAKI. TO LET, For 10 Years, with a Purchasing Clause.

MR. J. NEWMAN is authorized by Messrs. Wm. and Daniel Tye to sell their interest in a Farm on the Tamaki, containing 214 Acies, situated between the property of Alex. Shepherd, Esq. and Wm. Taylor, Esq., having a frontage to the beach, known as Mr. Goodfellow's. This Farm is admirably adapted for a practical farmer; more than 100 Acres have been broken up 5 or 6 yeais, and have since been stocked with Sheep and Cattle. The present crop of Wheat (about 20 Acres) will be the best proof of its adaptation to the growth of that grain. The 30 Acres of Grass will give ample food for Daiiy Cattle and Horses in the spring, so that, without the loss of time generally attendant upon new settlers, the pioprictor would feel himself at once in possession of a revenue. The Barn and Stabling are new and commodious — the Cottage neat and comfortable, and a never failing supply of fresh water, with about 30 Acres of Wood suitable for fencing and fuel- The Farm is nearly surrounded with thorns, which give promise of forming a substantial fence.

FARM FOR SALE ON THE TAMAKI.

MR. J. NEWMAN has received instructions from Mr. David White, to offer for Sale by private contract, his Farm on the Tamaki, containing 101 acies of pasture land, divided into several paddocks, having a wea-ther-board House, Barn, Stock-yard, Stables, and every necessary appendage for such a Farm. The Agent will be gratified if capitalists and intending purchases will inspect this property, as it possesses many attractions which cannot be alluded to in an adveitisement. The soil is a fine mixture of volcanic and alluvial, producing a rich herbage for sheep and cattle. Every separate paddock has the peculiar advantage of a never failing supply of fresh water, and the boundary fences are nearly all new. Its social advantages are great, surrounded by enleipiising and highly respectable settlers. Its leligious privileges not leas so — situated within half a mile of St. John's Church and the College. The scenery is beautiful, having a line view of the waters of the Tamaki, upon which the produce can be shipped to Auckland. The price moderate, the proprietor wishing at once to proceed to his farm at Papakura.

J. Newman is also authorised to Sell that valuable Property now laid out in Building Allotments, containing about ten acres, situated between the Royal George Inn, Newmarket, and the Paddock belonging to Benj. E. Turner, Esq., having a frontage to Epsom Road. The stream of water from Hobsun's Bridge running through the allotment renders it a very desirable investment.

NOTICE.

ALL Persons having claims upon me will be pleased to send in their accounts to the office of F. W. Merriman, Esq., and to call for payment there, on Saturday next. And all Persons indebted to me upon Mortgage, Bond, Bills, and otherwise, will oblige by paying principal and interest as punctually as convenient, according to the terms of their respective engagements, to Mr. Merriman, who is duly authorised by me to receive and give discharges for the same. W. Foster. The Grange, July 28, 1851.

TO BE LET, FOR ONE, TWO, OR MORE YIiARS,

THE GRANGE FAIIM, near Mount Eden, containing about 120 Acres of Land, divided into four separate Paddocks, the whole enclosed by substantial Stone Walls. One Paddock, containing about 75 Acres, is perfectly free from scoria and leady for immediate cultivation, and lias an ample supply of water at the driest season. The Orchards contain some hundreds of Fruit Trees, now of four year's growth, consisting of apple, pear, cherry, fig, and filbert trees, and a number of choice vines. THE HOUSE contains, in the front, four rooms, two of which are 20 feet by 18, and two smaller. There is a fire-place in each of these four rooms. They are doubly lined, and elegantly papeied throughout. At the back are two smaller sleeping rooms, a dairy, and a store room 18 feet by 14. Detached are a Kitchen and Servants' Sleeping Room. There is also a weatherboarded Cottage for farm servants at some distance from the house, consisting of two rooms, with fire-place in each. There is an excellent three-stalled Stable with spacious loft— Cow-house with loft — Coach and Cait House and Store-room, Fowlhouse, &c, &c. Apply to Mr. Foksieu, on the piemises, or tw F. W. MISURIiMAN.