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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 619, 20 March 1852, Page 4

EXCHANGE LIVERY STABLES.

HHARDINGTON is happy to intimate • that, by a fortunate investment in Stable Provender, he is enabled to reduce his charges, which will hereafter be as under, Horsehire, . . . . 7s, per day. Horse at Livery, 10s. 6d. per week. Bait, 9d. Hay, 6d.

Hire of Carriage & pair, remains at 203, per day. " Jaunting Car, & Dog Car, at 15s. " « Gig at 12s. "

Charge of most desirable Paddocks, close to Town, 2s. per week.

From the above it will be perceived that it will be far less expensive, and much more convenient to have Horses at Livery than in private Stables. N. B. — A Stock of Horses always on hand for Sale, comprising the Heavy Draught and the Light Saddle, and a number peculiarly adapted for the Maori demand. Royal Exchange Hotel, 2nd March, 1852.

"THE TRAVELLER'S REST/ KAWHIA.

GEORGE CHARLETON begs to inform the Inhabitants of New Zealand generally that he has now completed the additions to his House, and has it now in his power to offer the best accommodation to Travellers. From the beautiful situation of Kawhia, surrounded by some of the most picturesque scenery in the Island, it offers particular inducement to Gentlemen wishing to evade the busy town and reciuit their health in rural solitude. To Invalids this House also offers peculiar advantages, as they can be accommodated with private rooms, the use of a good Garden and well-stocked Orchard, and a Boat to enjoy the pleasures of the beautiful Kawhia waters. i^T A good stock of Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter constantly on land. Kawhia, March Ist, 1852.

TO LET, for a term of years, as a Sheep Farm only, about 200 Acres of Land at Remuera, — and in March, 1854, a considerable addition shall be made in land at present under lease. The whole is inclosed and divided into paddocks by a Sheep-proof fence. The paddocks have a good sole of mixed grasses, every requisite for sheep farming, indeed their many advantages are too well known to require being put forth in an advertisement. 1000 Ewes will be to let with the place, if required, — and to an eligible person who can give security, no other need apply, the rent will be moderate, and an interest taken by the Proprietor, if thought desirable. Also, for Sale,

A considerable number of Choice Dairy Cattle ; two truly good Farming Mares in Foal, and one of them has a fine Filly at her feet; with single and double mould-board ploughs, harrow, trees, and harness complete ; A Stock Horse, two good Saddle Horses, a quamity of Potatoes, a Stack of Hay, and a variety of things useful and requisite to settlers. Apply to J. DILtVORTH. Remuera, 23rd February, 1852.

AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT.

MR. J. NEWMAN offers 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 Olahuhu on the first Wednesday in the Quarter, commencing witb June. Stock kept at fixed charges in his Remuera Paddocks. Orders left with Mr. Thomas Somerville, Shortland-street, will be forwarded.

A SPLENDID SITE FOR BUILDING, TO LEASE OR SELL.

FOR .SALE, at a trifle over cost price, about Three Acres of Land, situated near Mount Hobson. To Lease, Eight Acres of rich Volcanic Land, just at the base of the above mountain. Apply to J. Newman, Land Agent.

tTfjc SUulilanC Almanack,

FOR 1852,

IS NOW PUBLISHED AT TUB

'•NEW ZEALANDER" OFFICE

THE ALMANAC?

1852,

Published by St. John's Collect, Is now on Sale, Price Is. 6d.