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PROJECTED LAND ASSOCIATION, To be established for securing advantages under the neiv Land Regulations to men of limited means, r | HE Committee appointed for that P ur " £ pose have now drawn up a more detailed Prospectus, copies of which are deposited with Mr. A. Clark, Shoriland-street, “ J. T. Boy lan, Queen-street, “ J. Williamson, Shoi'lland-street, “ A. W. Hansard, Princes-streel. !• Parties intending to unite as Shareholders | arc requested to communicate their names i as speedily as possible to the above named, that the number of shares may be completed with ail practicable despatch, and a preliminary meeting held at an early dale for the furtherencc of the object. AUCKLAND LAND ASSOCIATION. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. rpilE General Half-yearly Meeting of the 1 Members of this Association, will bo held on Monday Evening, the olh September, at eight o’clock precisely, in the Hall of the Auckland Mechanics’lnstitution, for ! the following business : . To receive me reports and statements of the funds and assets of the Association directed by Law No. 26. Also, to elect officers for the ensuing year. Also, —lt is probable that the Committee at their next meeting may determine to have a drawing for shares, after the completion of the above business. A. W. Hansard, Secretary. August 21, 1853. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DIVISION. T.BEG to return you my thanks for the A- support I received during the late election. Considering that owing to the late period I entered the held, many voters had become previously pledged, I feci highly satisfied (although in the minority) that I received a very liberal support; and also that the propriety of one of your Provincial Councillors having a seal in the General Assembly, was fully recognized; and that this advantage has been lost simply from the fact of none of your provincial representatives coming forward to carry out that principle by the same marks of your confidence which their election had previously established. I am. Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, Wm. Powditch. August 27, 1855. SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES. The House adjoining that of Mr. Keigiitley, Watchmaker. J, RS. J. R. WILLIAMS begs respectfully iii- to solicit the support and patronage of the Ladies of Auckland and its vicinity in behalf of the above Establishment which will be opened on the Ist September. Terms for a General English Education, together with Plain and Fancy Needle-work, are as follow :

A Quarter’s notice previous to (he removal of a Pupil, and all payments made quarterly in advance. Queen-street, Auckland, August 241h, 1853. LAM) AM) HOUSES FOR SALE. A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, El witli Verandah, in Barrack Street, nearly opposite the Court House, and within a short distance of Queen Street. A BUILDING LOT, having 29 feet frontage to Barrack Street, adjoining the above. Also TWO BUILDING LOTS at the reae of the above, with frontage to Coburg Street, being allotment No. 4, of Section No. 14. A Dwelling House in Albert Street consisting of 7 rooms, built on a scoria foundation, lined, and in excellent repair. A well on the premises. A Properly consisting of 3 two storey Houses, separated from each other by a brick partition. One House having 7 apartments and the others 3 rooms each, with a well on the premises. Situate in lower AlberlSlrcet, frontage 42 feel. Connell and Ridings. FAT CATTLE. npilE Undersigned is authorised to Sell 1 300 to 550 HEAD OF CATTLE, in excellent condition, with the right of Run for three years. In addition to the above, there are four Milch Cows, and about 200 Calves, upwards of 100 Pigs, not including suckers; twenty Breeding Sows, and twenty good Hogs. The Paddocks and Stockyards are so arranged as to afford every facility for securing the Catlle»wiih the least trouble, —and the number now fat and lit for killing would return the whole outlay. The House contains eleven Rooms, and will be found in excellent condition. The Orchard alone would yield a good revenue, the trees being in full bearing. The terms are so easy that a trifling outlay and industry are all that is required to realise a fortune. For particulars apply to Josmt Newman,