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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 571, 4 October 1851, Page 4

a. w. X a rar s ii. R. o, HOUSE, ESTATE, CUSTOM HOUSE, AND GRNERAL AGENT, SHORTL AND -STREET, NEVR TJIB EXCHANGE HOTEL.

MR. HANSARD now begs to offer his best service and attention to those why may favour him vuth their commands in the Selling or Leasing of Land or House Properties ; to those desirous to pui chase or hire, the same, and to those requiring the transaction of General Agency. On the Registries kept, of which free inspection is invited, may be found (amongst many others) the paiticulars of the following '• — LAND. For Sale, In such a Lot as may suit a Purchaser, A part of Allotment No. 13, of Section 17, being at the end of Queen -stieet, near Custom House street, and adjoining the Allotment on which stands Mr. Rich's Brick Store, and having a depth of 128 links. This is well worthy the attention of parties intending the erection of business premises, as the situation has jnow become, and must undoubtedly remain, [one of the most valuable in Auckland for such a purpose — or would be let on a Building Lease. A Farm of 80 acres, on the East side of the Tamaki. Also (on terms to suit purchasers), Building Allotments at Parnell. Building Allotments on the Epsom Road near Hobson's Bridge. Building Allotments, on the St. George's Bay Road. For Lkasf, A Dairy Farm at Remuera.

HOUSES.

For Sale, An Allotment in Lower Albert-street, adjoining Mr. Gundry's, with neat and well finished Cottage of 4 rooms, large Cow Shed, &c. To Let, For the remainder of the term of Lease (3 years), those first-rate Business Premises, with fittings complete, now in the occupation of Mr. Lazarus, having a frontage of 37 feet to Short-land-street, opposite to the Stores of Messrs. Brown & Campbell, and Gibson & Mitchell, and a depth of 90 feet. These Premises have ample frontage for three good Shops, into which they might be readily converted. In Hobson-street — A Commodious Family Residence, with large garden, and every convenience. In Hobson-strfet — A Cottage, with large Garden, Paddock, Stable, Cow Shed, &c, suitable for an industrious man-— rent very moderate. In Chapel-street — An elegantly finished Family Residence. Near Wakefi eld-street — A newly built and nicely finished 5 -roomed House. In Wyndham-street — A Shop, with fittings complete, for a Butcher's business, and roomy Dwelling House in rear. At Parnell — A comfortable and pleasantly situated 4-roomed Cottaoe. Suburban — The Cottage Residence, with good Garden, &c, lately occupied by J, Tomes, Esq.

SEVERAL SUMS OF MONEY to be lent at moderate rates of interest. For particulars apply to A. W. Hansard, Agent, Shoitland-street.

EX " MAUKIN," FROM SYDNEY.

2| PUNCHEONS ) rum A 11 Hhds. [ 4 " MarteU's Pale Cognac 80 Bags Pilot Bread 20 " Cabin t * 1 50 " Patna Rice 2 Carts 2 Drays 23 Casks Ale 9 " Tongues \ 2 Packages Lamp Coiton | 100 Boxes Mould Candles 32 Mats Crushed Lump Sugar 1 0 Bags Pearl Barley 5 Kegs Eubank's 1 in. Nails I « <• 5 " " 1 Case Stockmen's Boots 5 Cans Raw Oil 5 " Boiled oil 2 Bales Sole Leather 1 Case White Linen Shirts 2 Cases Saddles and Brides 1 Bale Brown, Blue, and White Paper 1 Barrel Scotch Confectionery 2 Cases Blue Cloth Caps I 300 BOXES BEST CONGOU TEA 70 Kegs White Lead 30 Drums Turpentine Bellow's, Cross Cut Files Horse Brushes, &c, &c, &c. W. S. Graiiame, Fort Street.

EX "MO A."

On Sale at the Store of the Undersigned, A STOCK consisting of Light and Heavy SOLE LEATHER Ditto ditto Kip Harness Leather, Calf Skins Kangaroo ditto, patent Basils, Roans, Society's Aprons Bookbinder's Skins Hemp, Grindery, Pitch, Rosin Day & Martin's Liquid Blacking With a supply of good Cavendish Tobacco. J. Ireland.

J. I. informs the public that he has always on hand a superior quality of Boots and Shoes, namely — Wellingtons, Blucheis, Waterproof, Laced Boots, Light Cossacks, and Oxford Shoes, made in Auckland, under the superintendence of an experienced tradesman, together with Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes, and pledges himself to keep no slop or imported work to offend the eye of a customer, or recal to his mind the sad effects of the purchase of those worthless articles, but is determined to give employment for the benefit of the working class, should he meet with the encouragement that he trusts his goods will merit, Shoitland-street, Sept, 5, 1851,