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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 716, 23 February 1853, Page 4

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JAMES HAL YD AY, CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, BEGS lo announce that lie lias removed from the premises lately occupied by him In Mr. Makepeace’s Buildings to one of the large and commodious Shops recently erected by Mr. Finlay (next door lo Miss Hamer’s Millinery Establishment.) J. 11. begs to acknowledge the fair share of support he has received since his commencement in business in Auckland, and wishes to assure his customers that he will endeavour to earn a continuation of their favours by attention lo the execution of their orders,both with regard to punctuality and workmanship. Shortland-streel, Feb. 22, 1855. MR. J. P. LLOYD begs to invite the Public to the inspection of his Collection of GOLD; with the Gold Bearing Quartz, and other Specimens, at Mr. Thompson’s Assembly Rooms, High Street. 3. P. L, will be in daily attendance from Wednesday, 25rd inst., from 10 to 1 o’clock, until Thursday, 3rd March,—and on Friday the 4th, the whole will be disposed of by Lottery, consisting of eleven Prizes, in 80 shares, at 21. per share. [a card. | MR. E. F A I R B U R N. LAND SURVEYOR, &c. Wakefield Street, Auckland. IMPROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY. *j\/!R. HANSARD has been favoured with JLVI. instructions to Sell by private contract, allotment No. 2, of Section 16, in the suburbs of Auckland, containing Ba. Jr. Bp. This property is finely situated near Hobson’s Bay, commanding an extensive and beautiful view of the entrance lo the harbour, and has a frontage to the road from Auckland to Hobson’s Bay, and the Tamaki Hoad, of 2075 links. The land which is of rich quality, is well and substantially fenced, and is laid down in grass. There is a fine stream of water running through the properly at all seasons. Title—Crown Grant lo the vender. Princes Street, Feb. 21, 1855. GENTEEL RESIDENCE. TO BE LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. HT HAT Comfortable and ComJL moclious Brick House in St. George’s Bay Road, lately in the occupation of Charles Heaphy, Esq. This House is very pleasantly situated close to St. George’s Bay, has a good Garden, and every convenience and requirement for a family of respectability. ' Apply to A. W. Hansard. Princes Street, Feb. 21, 1855. CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY For Pensioners at Onehunga, Olahuhu , sc., and others requiring Small Allotments of excellent Land in a first-rate situation. MR. HANSARD is instructed lo Sell by Private Contract, about THIRTY SUBDIVISIONS OF AN ALLOTMENT, of from 3 to 10 acres each, at Mangarei, within three minutes walk of the landing place, and close lo the village of Mangarei. —Terms of payment easy. A plan of the allotments may be seen, and alt particulars learnt on application. N 0 T I C E. HTIIE property at Parnell, subdivision of Allotment 70, of Suburban Section No. 1, advertised for sale at Auction by me, on the 3rd proximo, has been sold by private contract, and is therefore withdrawn. A. W. Hansard. Princes-street, Feb. 17, 1853. NOTI C E . PIPHE property at Renuiera, advertised for sale at auction by me, on the ordprox., has been sold by private contract, and is therefore withdrawn. A. W. Hansard. Princes-street, Feb. 17, 1853. HO WICK CATTLE SALE. 4 T the request of several interested ■V. parlies, the undersigned will hold a Quarterly Sale of Cattle at Howick, commencing from the first Wednesday in April. Particulars in a future advertisement. J. Newman, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. ,4 SUBURBAN Allotment, near Mount u -‘ } ' Hobson, containing Three Acres, delightfully situated for a family residence, having a fine view of the water, and within 5 miles of town ,; part of the Land is very rich, well sheltered, and abundance of water. Apply lo J. Newman, Land Agent. Auckland, Ist Feb., 1853. BIRD GROVE, AT EPSOM. 'T'O LET AT ALOW RENTAL.-Apply to A. AND R. Keesinc, Outfitting Warehouse. Km R;\nd-street, Feb. 8, 1855.