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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 779, 1 October 1853, Page 4

TO BE LET, npilE HOUSE in St. George’s JL Bay, at present in the occupation of the undersigned. aesainniinuiiiii-e-jniiiiiijiiw . , . Apply to John Woodhouse. 30th August, 1835. VILLAGE ALLOTMENTS. npHE Undersigned is instructed to offer for Private Sale, Two Allotments of LAND, in the rising village of Mangafei. Apply to" J. Newman, Land Agent. VIEWS OF AUCKLAND. 'j\T OW READY-FOUR VIEWS OF l A AUCKLAND, on thin paper, suitable for letter transmission by post. Single, Is.; per set, 3s - J, Williamson, Stationer. JUST RECEIVED, a number of Copies of • • a UNCLE TOM’S CABIN.” J. Williamson, Bookseller. MASONIC HOTEL. THE undersigned begs leave to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and the vicinity that he has filled up spacious BAT SI R 0 0 M S, where Hot or Tepid Baths may be had at any hour. William Possenniskie, Sept. 16, 1833. WOOL, OIL, GUM, ETC. THE Undersigned is a purchaser of the above and other; New Zealand Produce, at the highest market price. Charles Davis. Wharf, Queen-street. npilE undersignedls a Purchaser of KAURI JL GUM, at the highest market rate, for Cash. David Nathan. June 16th, -1833. C A U T I 0 N. A NY Person found cutting or removing -FI- Wood from Lot No. 69, East Tamaki Farm, situate in Cockle Bay, near Ilowick, will be prosecuted according to law. J. A. Wilson, Junior. September 22nd, 1833. 1 »S KSSiSLB PROJECTED LAND ASSOCIATION, To be established for securing advantages under the new Land Regulations to men of limited means. THE Committee appointed for that purpose have now drawn up a more detailed Prospectus, copies of which are deposited with Mr. A. Clark, Shortland-street, “ J. T. Bo vlan, Queen-street, 11 J. Williamson, Shortland-street, “ A. W. Hansard, Princes-street. Parties intending to unite as Shareholders arc requested to communicate their names as speedily as possible to the above named, that the number of shares may be completed with all practicable despatch, and a preliminary meeting held at an early date for the furlherence of the object. AUCKLAND LAND ASSOCIATION-No. 2. 4 S the advantages attending the working xIL of the Auckland Land Association, established in October, 1852, have become more generally known, a considerable number have been added to its list of members, many others have expressed their desire to join in membership, but have'been deterred by the (now considerable) amount necessary to be paid up for back subscriptions. To suit these it has been proposed to establish a New Association on precisely the same plan as that now in existence. Full particulars may be learnt on application to the undersigned, and as soon as names representing fifty shares shall have been forwarded to him, the necessary steps will be taken to put the matter in immediate working order. A, W. Hansard, Princes-street, NOW PUBLISHED, Price Ten Shillings, V IV OUR VIE WS OF A UCKL AND, lithographed in London from sketches recently taken. No. I.—View of the Harbour and entrances with the Little Barrier, Tintirirnatangi, Waiheki, Rangitolo, and Molutapu Is, lands, the North Shore, and Mount Victoria. Part of the Town, shewing St. Paul’s Church, St. Patrick’s Church, Wesleyan, Independent, and Primitive Methodist Chapels, Wesleyan College, Oddfellows Hall, and Albert Barracks, —Taken from Hobson-slreet, south. No. 2.—View of Commercial Bay, Britomart Barracks, Si. Paul’s Church, part of Shortland-street, and Fort-street. — Taken from Smale’s Point. No V—View of part of Commercial Bay, an.. Lower Queen-street, the Wharf, Albert Hill, Wyndham Street, Wes-Queen-slreet, St. Patrick’s, and St.-Mat-thew's Churches.—Taken from Britomart Barracks. No. 4.—View of Queen-street, and part of Shortland-street, Market House, Wesleyan Chapel, and College.—Taken from the Wharf. J. Williamson, | Stationer.