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HOUSES, PER "DANIEL WEBSTER," From Hobart Town. MR. J. NEWMAN has been instructed by the Proprietor to dispose of this Vai.u- | able Cargo of Mares, by Pnvate Contract. ' The Horses shipped in the " Daniel Webster are of a very superior class to any | hitherto imported, and aie landed in fust-rate condition, fit for immediate work. They consist of One Powerful Suffolk Punch M*re. This Mare took the pi ize at the Hobart Town Show, and is theiefore not to be equalled in the Southern hemisphere. Tkn Pair ok Broken- in Plough Mares, Fit for auy agriculluial purposes, and in excellent condition. Four Cm vim Cobs. These Mares are fit for any description of. woik, laige hoises in small compass, a different siyle of horse to anything hitherto imported. One Doctor's Cob, Dark bay, with black points. This is one of the notorious Hobart Town trotters. Two Splendid Hackniks, J and Eight Unbiolcen Mares, of various descriptions, but all of a superior class.^fj%T In directing the attention of the public to this importation of Marks, Mr. Newman has been instructed to inform them that the proprietor has spared no expense or care in collecting and shipping this selection, and is therefore enabled to offer aK. unprecedented advantage to intending purchasers : — viz. a fair trial v — they may seethe Plough Horses at work in pairs, or if they require a match for their own, may try any one or two that are .likely to suit their purpose.

HOBART TOWN CART MARES. T?OR Sale, by Prhate contract, 9 MARES JO all broken in to Harness, imported by the " Arabia," from Hobart Town, where they have been selected with care. They are well adapted for Plough or Cart. Apply to J. Newman, or to Mr. Paton, Epsom.

SURREY HILLS. TO BE LET— -any portion or the whole of this Valuable Property, containing upwards of 300 Acres, upon an improving lease for seven years. In the hands of a practical farmer proximity to town, gives this property superior advantages. For particulars apply to Joseph Newk*n, Land Agent & Auctioneer. Rpmuera, Oct. 23, 1851.

FARMS FOR LEASE OR SALE. SEVERAL FARMS for Sale or Lease, ranging from 100 to 250 acres, within a convenient distance of town. For particular apply to Josfpii Newman, Land Agent, and Auctioneer. Remuera,Nov. 20, 1851.

A BUSH FARM FOR SALE, AT PUKAKI, about three miles beyond Otahuhu, containing 466 acres of rich volcanic soil, well watered, and bounded on one side by a Creek opening into the Manakau, giving access io boats of considerable tonnage. The improvements consist of a substantial Weather-board House, with six rooms, and a six-stalled Stable, Labourer's Cottage, &c, &c, , — 25 acres enclosed, 12 acres laid down in grass, 10 acres of oats, and some potatoes. Any one in possession of this propeity, with judicious management, will find himself on the high road to fortune ; the Farm being adapted either for pasture or agriculture. Apply to J. Newman, Land Agent, and Auctioneer.

NOTICE. npHE Undersigned having received authority JL from the Executors in the estate of the I at 9 Edward Meurant, Auckland, directs that all claims against the Estate, may be presented to him before the Ist of January next, and all debts due to the said party, to be paid before the same date. Joseph Newman, Land Agent, &c.

NOTICE. ALL DEBTS due to Mr. E. Wakdell, Draper, Shortland-street, to be paid to Mr. S. Brown, one of the Trustees, and if not liquidated witiiin fourteen days from this date, will be put into the hands of the Solicitor for recovery. Monday, Bth December, 1851.

NOTICE. TTNLESS Mr. Basil Rathbone, (late of vJ Liverpool) settle his account for Boaid and Lodging, the Goods left at my house will be sold within fourteen days to pay the same. Robert Thompson, Osprey Inn, High- street Auckland, Dec. 16th, 1851.

NOTICE. EXCEPT Mr. George Hays, (late of San Francisco) settle his account for Board and Lodging, the Goods left at my house will be sold within fourteen days to pay the same. Robert Thompson, Osprey Inn, High> street. Auckland, Dec. 10th, 1851.

"TX^ ANTED— An Active Man as WAITER u Good references will he required. Apply to Mr. H ardington, Royal Exchange Hotel. Auckland, 12th Dec, 1851.

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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 593, 20 December 1851, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 593, 20 December 1851, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 593, 20 December 1851, Page 4

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