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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 578, 29 October 1851, Page 4

TO BE LET.

*2in np H E STONE COTTAGE in |ft|pH3£§3L JL Victoria Street, and adjoining jf^^Jfjl^ Paddock if required. <^la§S^^» -Apply on the Premises to W. F. KIRKLAND* Oct. 24th, 1851.

TO LET,

With Possession on the Ist Novemher, j-fciLp-- rpHE COTTAGE on the JL Epsom Road, in the present oCCU P at i° n °f Percival Berrey, <H?^g!Pfr Esq. Apply to 1 J. A. GILFILLAN & Co. Queen-street, Oct. 20, JB5l.

TO BE LET FOR ONE YEAR,

.rkj, Hp HE Dwelling Hoi^se at OneK^^%. X hunga, lately in the occupaIfijl VM tion of the late Mr. Geddes, gSfiiiWl'HM 1U...M1WM.. , , i • l m A CTf 1 SassßsKiea together wit h len Acres or Land, five acres of which are enclosed. Apply to Connell & Ridings*

Oct. 13th, 1851.

FOR SALE.

Jgj*H«* fTIHE Dwelling house, the JL residence of the late Mr. L. OBrien, Solicitor. Wyndham Street, 14th October, 1851.

SCYTHES! SCYTHES!!

ON SALE At the Stores of the Undersigned,

CROWN AND PATENT SCYTHES, with sneds complete, from 36 to 42 inch, at

9s. each.

These Scythes have been examined by competent judges, and declared to be the best that has yet been imported into this part of the colony. The undersigned is prepared to give reference to practical men who have expressed themselves in favour of the excellence of these implements. *

George Hunter. Auckland, Sept. 26, 1851.

BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE

A NOTHER Tremendous Supply of Ladies', J\- Gents', and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, from the well-known House of Homan & Co. T. Keven.

MAUHAURANGI HOT SPRINGS.

rPHE Public is respectfully informed that a JL commodious Hotel has been erected at the Springs of "Wai Wera Wera," and that the Baths have been re-constructed and improved. The curative properties of these Waters have been well tested, and proved to be highly efficacious in cases of Consumption and Asthma, and a decided specific for Rheumatism, Debility and Nervousness — indeed, to those suffering from physical prostration and consequent depreision of spirits they have acted as a perfect elixir The Residence accommodations are peculiarly adapted for Invalids, who will meet

with the most solicitous attention. To those in health Wai Wbra Wera offers scarcely less inducement, for its Baths are preventive as well as curative, and it forms a pleasant marine retreat from the confinement o Town— and its sheltered site and picturesque neighbourhood affords the shaded forest walk and the pebbled sea-beach lounge, and abounds with wild-duck and pigeon, and the first-rate fishing* Private Rooms for families, if required. Wines, &c, of the best quality. All charges upon the most moderate scale. John Anderson.

11 Wai Wera Wera is distant 20 odd miles from Auckland, trading vessels to and from which call every day —Passage-money, 55." TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the Windsor Castle, Parnesx. THE HORSE "Young: Britain." Terms —£2 ss. Od. Thos. Johnson. Oct. 3rd, 1851.

ENTIRE HORSE "PORUS."

TH E Thorough-bred Horse "Voxltts," will stand to coyest his season, Porus is a dark brown, 16 hands high, 5 years old, has a good temper and an excellent constitution ; he is by Septimus out of Camilla by Camerton, her dam a Hector mare. Camilla wa» also the dam of Harry Loroquer and Commissioner, both winners, and she won a maiden plate at two years old. Porus stood one season at the Paterson, N.S.W., and the stock of his get was pronounced to be fully equal to the stock of the imported horse Young Camel. Porus is unquestionably the best horse in this Province, to cross with heavy mares to get what is termed a horse of all works, suitable for either the cart, plough or saddle ; with light mares, to get a good, quiet, neat hack ; or with racing mares, to insure size, as well as strength and speed. Terms, £3 3s.:— Groomage ss. Thomas Pajon. Eden hill, 20th August, 1851.