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PORI OF AUCKLAND. AN ACCOUNT of the Staple Articles, the Produce of this Colony, exported i Q the Year ended sth January, 1553, as compared with the Year ended sth January, 1852. Description of Articles, &c. Ambergris Butter Cheese Cordage Curiosities Flax Flour Firewood Furniture Grain, Barley, Majze, Oats, and Wheat Gum, Kauri Hams and Bacon Hay Hides and Skins Houses in frame Onions Oil, Black-British, caught in N. Z. “ Sperm ditto “ Humpback ditto Ore, Copper Potatoes Pork, Salted Shingles Timber, Sawn “ Spars and Rickers Whalebone Wool lbs. lbs. tons of tons of packages tons tons tons packages bushels tons tons tons Number Number tons tuns tuns tuns tons tons casks number feet number tons lbs. Year ended sth January, 1853. 4 19 7 6 41 18 84 3124 1370 2 0 11 0 10 10' 0 154 Nil 24 8,657 107^ 13 0 15 0 859 49 13 3 34 ioci 484 222 398 82 113,000 2,110,508 336 13 0 29,569 Year ended sth January, 1852, 37 2 10 65 Nil 3015 Nil 39| 4 8 o 240 2 12,351 16 9 0 3 0 0 0 2623 Nil 13 0 JL 634 85 456 884 38 Nil 1,481,7/9 769 4 5 0 15,634 Remarks. In this Account it will be perceived the greatest increase is in the articles of .sperm and black oil, ambergris, timber, flax, and kauri gum, which are of great importance in a commercial point of view ] the next most striking increase appears amongst the staple products, namely, hay, flour, cheese, hams and bacon, pork salted, and onions, affording a most conclusive proof of the general advancement and thriving state of this district of New Zealand. The decrease in grain arises from the importation of hand mills and machinery for grinding wheat, the purchase of which has enabled the aboriginal population to bring their supplies of giain into home consumption, in lieu of exporting it as heretofore. Lhe export of copper ore has diminished from the cessation of work at the “ Bon Accord Mine. These Returns fully demonstrate the increasing prosperity of the general trade of the Port. W. Young, Collector.

A. W. HANSARD , ESTATE, HOUSE, AND GENERAL AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, Princes-street, Has now (amongst others) the following to offer to parlies in search for real properties* City of Auckland. A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE in Queenstreet. Two capital Allotments in Barrack-street. Eden Crescent, House, Garden, <Ac., Ac. Wellesley Street, two Collages, frontage of 83 feet, 2r., 16p., in garden. Suburban. A Family Residence on the Grafton Road. Building Allotments with frontage to Manu-kau-road, Parnell, in different parts. Within five minutes’ walk of Queen-street, 22| acres, improved. Near Hobson’s Bay Ba. Ir. Bp., excellently situated. KyberPass Road, G acres, lap., inclosed, Sc., near Epsom Road. Mount Albert Road, (near Three Kings) 46 acres. Hobson’s Bridge, Epsom Road, 10 acres. Country. Papakura 181 acres. Karaka 160 ~ Opahiki 15a ~ Mangarei, Allotments from 4 to 17 acres. Only a few left. East Tamaki 80 ~ North Shore, near Ptipuke Lake, 19a. 2r. 50p TOWN PROPERTY. Comfortable Residence with good Garden ns* the Town. MR. A. W. HANSARD Has been favored with instructions to sell r ]T HAT Excellent Property in Chapel and Albert Streets, now in the occupation of Mr. R. Smith, and adjoining the residence of Mr. Mahoney. The ground consists of two quarter acre allotments, commanding a frontage of 114 feet to Chapel Street, 114 feet to Albert Street, and a depth of 211 feet— and is laid out and planted as garden. The House, which stands on one corner of the land (leaving full opportunity for subdividing the property if desired) is well and substantially built; and almost entirely lined throughout—the front rooms opening with French windows into a good verandah, and commanding a fine view of the town and harbour. A pump of excellent water in the yard. This property is well worth the attention of any person desiring a comfortable town residence or a good investment for money. DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE^ within a few minutes walk of town. MR. A. W. HANSARD Has been favoured with instructions to sell by Private Contract, r IT HAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on the Grafton Road, Lot 12, of Sec. 5, known as being now in the occupation of A. B. Abraham, Esq., and lately the residence of Captain Pitt, Hie situation is that favourite part of the suburbs of Auckland in which are the residences of J. Salmon, Esq., Captain Beckham, F. Braithwale, J. Tomes, J. A. Gilfillan, W. Brodie, W. Connell, Ac., Ac., Esqrs. Ihe House is a roomy residence, and has all convenience for a large family. The grounds attached are in all 5 acres, 2 roods, and 28 perches. As the property is so well known, is so near to the town, and as Mr. 11. will be happy to point it out to intending purchasers, a lengthened description appears unnecessary.

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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 745, 4 June 1853, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 745, 4 June 1853, Page 4

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