TO BE LET.
fISWW I 1I 1 H E STONE COT TAGE in iw^J^%i Victoria Street, and adjoining MifiiJif Paddock if required. ££k&s^£gg* Apply on the Premises to W. F. Kihkland, Oct. 24th, 1 851.
TO LET,
With Possession on the Ist November, Apj™ THE COTTAGE on the wrZ|| J- Epsom Road, in the present M3sy|jp» oc c»pation of Percival Berrey, is£MBx33^ Esq. Apply to J. -A GILFILLAN & CO. Queen-street. Oct. 20, 1851.
FOR SALE.
HP HE Dwelling house, the J^^"b*FM[ -*- residence of the late Mr. 1 apply to L. O'Biuim, Solicitor. Wyndham Street, 14th October, 1851. FORSA L E, m npHAT Beautiful Residence, ColliJiill JL House, consisting of 8 Rooms, Large Cellar, and a two stalled Stable, and every con* venience for a genteel family, all newly papeied and painted, and in complete oider. If not sold within one month from this date, it will be let for any period not less than 12 months. W. Forsytii. Collinhill, 30th Oct. ISSI.
NEW MUSIC.
THE Undersigned has just received a small lot of NEW MUSIC, from 11. Marsh's Music Warerooms, Sydney. J. Williamson, Stationer. SCYTHES 1 SCYTHES!! ON SALE At the Stores of the Undersigned, pROWN AND PATENT SCYTHES, with V^ 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 impoited 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, ISSI.
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE.
\ NOTHER Tremendous Supply of Ladies', -£*- Gents', and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, from the well-known House of Horn an & Co. T. Krven.
PLANS OF AUCKLAND and the Surrounding Districts, and Charts of the New Zealand, Coast &c. Apply at the office of the New Zealander. HORSE REPOSITORY. "IT HARDINGTON begs leave to inform -*~L» the Public that he has at present a very extensive Stock of Horses for Sale, and that he can offer them at exceedingly moderate rates. The stock is very varied, and adapted for all useful purposes j it comprises the gentle saddle horse, the hardy hack, and the powerful animal for gig, carriage, cart, or plough. There are also a few carefully broken -in for side-saddle, and a number especially adapted for Maori purchasers, viz,, Brood Mares and Fillies. H. H. begs the favour of an early inspection. Royal Exchange Hotel, 4th Nov., 1851.
LIVERY STABLES.
HHARDINGTON begs to announce, • that having perfected the arrangements of his Rorse and Carriage Establishment, for the incoming Summer season, he is enabled, from its very extended scale to offer to the Public the most delightful and healthy of all open air recreations, at greatly reduced rates, viz. : — Omnibus, with 4 horses.... 4os. per dayBarouche, " a pair" 20s, «• Jaunting Car, with horse.. 15s. <c Dog- Cart, " 15s. « Gig, " 12s. " Sadddle-horse " Bs. «
TO STAND THIS SEASON,
At the Windsor Castle, Parnell, THE HORSE "Young: Britain." Terms— £2 ss. Od. Tnos. Johnson. Oct. 3rd, 1851.
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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 583, 15 November 1851, Page 4
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