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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 661, 14 August 1852, Page 1

TO CAPITALISTS. FOR SALE BYPRIVA TE GON TRACT, TOWN & COUNTRY PROPERTIES, in first rate situations, which will be found well worth attention. TWO TWO-STORY HOUSES in Princes-street, opposite the Masonic Hotel, and a COTTAGE in the rear, with a fine view of the harbour, — the front houses would be easily converted into good shops. A CORNER ALLOTMENT in Queen-street, nearly adjoining Mr. Forsaith's new shop, having 38 feet of frontage, and 104 feet to a lane running "into High-street ; on part of this allotment is a Butcher's Shop, containing three rooms. A BLOCK OF LAND in Hobson-street, containing six Town Allotments, having a frontage to three streets, being the corner of Hobson and Cook streets, and adjoining the property of Mr. Monro ; on one quarter acre of this block is a newly erected House, containing 5 rooms, a Garden well stocked with Fruit Trees, and a good Well of water, surrounded by a good thorn hedge ; the remainder is well laid down in grass. Should the above Properties not meet with purchasers within one month the Houses will be sold separate, and the Land will be divided into allotments to suit purchasers. COUNTRY~FARMS. A very valuable DAIRY FARM, known as " Penrose," five miles from Auckland, on the Great South Road, containing 253 acres of excellent Land, of which about 170 acres are substantially fenced, principally with stone walls; about 100 acres are laid down to grass, and the re mainder ploughed ready for crop. The paddocks are all well watered, and the Garden and Orchard well stocked with Fruit Trees. Also, a good HOUSE containing nine rooms, part of which is a stone building just completed. TWO FARMS on the East Bank of the Tamaki, each containing about sixty acres. These Farms are divided only by the Howick Road, and about half a mile from the Ferry, one having a water frontage and enclosed with a substantial three-rail fence, with 30 acres of grass laid down, a weather-boarded House, containing three rooms ; a substantial Stockyard, and a good supply of water. The land of the farms are well known to be of excellent quality. Should these Farms not meet with a purchaser they will be offered on lease for a term .of years. Applications, by pre-paid letters, addressed to the undersigned, at " Penrose," or care of Weston & Co., Auckland, will meet with early attention. It is requested that all letters shall bear full name and address. Wm. Williams. Penrose, August 2, 1852.

NOTICE. A LL parties indebted to the undersigned will please pay their accounts on or before the first of September, as all accounts not settled by that date will be handed over to a solicitor for collection. H. R. Kane. Queen-street.

MECHANICS' BAY MILLS. r PIIE Undersigned begs to inform the J- Settlors in the vicinity of Auckland, that he has reduced his charge for Smutting, Grinding and Dressing Wheat to lOd. per bushel, guaranteeing 42Ibs. of fine flour to the bushel from good sound wheat. Charles Ashby.

A CHALLENGE! I CHARLES ASHBY, late of the Parish 9 of Yaxly, in the County of Huntingdon, England; but now of Shoriland-street and Mechanics' Bay in the City of Anckland:— Do hereby challenge any man in Australia, Van Dicmen's Land, or New Zealand, to dress a Single or Pair of French Burr Millstones to time and neatness, for ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS. Umpires to be chosen on deposit of the Stakes. August 4 Oth, 1852.