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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 729, 9 April 1853, Page 4

TO FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. HENRY KEESING, Junk., HAVING now permanently established himself at No. 58 i, George Street, Sydney, as a COMMISSION AGENT, is prepared to receive consignments of Goods, Colonial Produce, Nc., for Sale, or orders to make purchases of Goods for the New Zealand market. For reference as to security, if such should be required, apply to Messrs. A. and R. Keesing, Auckland, who are authorised by power of Attorney from 11. Keesing, Senr., to act in that behalf. MIXED CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS. THE Undersigned has for sale upwards of THREE HUNDRED BUSHELS of the above, cut from the same Paddocks as last year, and which gave great satisfaction. As the only means of judging correctly of Mixed Seeds, intending purchasers are invited to inspect the Paddocks, Hay, and Seed on the Farm. Early application is necessary, as a considerable quantity is already ordered. David White. Tamaki, 31st March, 1853. CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. CONNELL AND RIDINGS Have been instructed to sell by Private Contract \ FEW OF THOSE VERY DESIRABLE xa. LOTS AT PARNELL, nearly opposite Die “ Windsor Castle” Inn, being part of the property of Major Matson. Terms liberal. A Plan on view at the Auction Mart, Queen Street. ON SALE. T7GRTY TIERCES BELL’S A.I. MESS 1 REEF. Connell and Ridings, Queen Street. ON SALE. A CASE OF ENGLISH DOESKINS AND TWEEDS. Connell and Ridings, Queen Street. TO CAPITALISTS, OR SALE, by Private Contract, about Ninety Acres of Land, at Rernuera, on the East of Mount Hobson; being the part of Mr. Dilworlh’s properly, lying between the Great South Road, the Tamaki Road, and the road from Tamaki Road to Epsom, opposite Bird Grove. This beautiful properly is known to be one of the best in the district, —the land of the richest description, and abundantly wooded and watered. It will be disposed of together or in lots, on liberal terms. Apply to Connell & Ridings. N.B.—Should the properly not be sold during the present month, it will be subdivided and offered by public action on an early day, of which due notice will be given. ADVERTISEMENT. r rilE Undersigned begs most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Parnell and its vicinity, that he has recommenced the Bread and Biscuit Baking, adjoining the “ Windsor Castle,” and trusts, by strict attention to business and making good bread, & c., to merit a share of public patronage. N.B.—Bakings carefully attended to every day, Sundays excepted. J. M. Symes. Parnell, April 1, 1833.