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f TEEMS OF ADVERTISEMENTS t Eight lines of space, 2s. fit!.; 2d. each additional line. Half (_ pricesaftcr first insertion.

ON SALE At the Stores of the Undersigned , MARTELL’S and united vineyards BRxVNDY Superior Campbeltown and Islay Whiskey Jamaica Rum, 10 O.P. Madeira Wine, in quarter-casks Superior Pale Sherry, bottled Port Wine, in draught and bottle Barclay and Co.’s Porter, in ditto ditto Dublin Porter, in barrels Negrohead Tobacco Liverpool Salt, in 2 cwt. bags Also, A LARGE HYDRAULIC PRESS, in perfect working order, to be seen on the premises. Davy & Jarvie. Fort-street, 4lh October, 1855. FARM TO LET ON LEASE, Five Miles from Town, on the Great South Road. ACRES OF PRIME LAND for farming and dairy purposes, 170 Acres of which are in grass and crop. Also, a Garden, well stocked with fruit trees; Slone Dwelling House, etc., etc. Ninety acres adjoining now being fenced with a stone wall. Ninety acres also adjoining, partly in bush, well adapted for young slock. The whole to be let together or separately, with Milking Slock if required.—Enquire at the Farm. $0- A Young Man to milk cows wanted, Penrose, October 4, 1853. A . W. HANS AR D, ESTATE, HOUSE, AND GENERAL AGENT Princes-street, lias now (amongst others) the following to offer to parlies in search for real pro^ ■'A perlies. City of Auckland. \ SPLENDID BUILDING SITE inQueenxiL street. West Queen-street, Building Allotment, 22 feet by GO, in the business part of this street. A commodious and well-built Family Residence near Queen-street. In Durham-slreet, close to Queen-street, two * Houses. Two Allotments in Edward-street. In Shorlland-slreet, a capital Building Site, ample lor two buildings, to be let on lease. In Shorlland-slreet, adjoining the Land lately leased by Mr. J. Harp and Mr. J. Douglass- a capital Building Lot, 50 feet frontage, 149 feel deep (to Chancerystreet), to be let on lease for such term as may be agreed upon. In West Queen-street, a Building Allotment, 20 feet frontage by CO deep, to be let on building lease on terms be agreed upon. 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. Hobson’s Bridge, Epsom Road, 10 acres. Rcmuera, 5 acres : a delightful situation for a residence. Epsom Road, adjoining Bird Grove, 14 acres, all enclosed, principally with a stone wall; a House standing thereon. N.B.—A never-failing supply of water. Cooper’s Bay Road, two eligible properties. Country. Small Improved Properly, delightfully situated at Point England, Tamaki, H acres fenced and in cultivation, with House, &c. Karaka 160 acres. Opahiki 135 ~ North Shore, on the Lake, 51 acres 1 rood, 54 acres enclosed and in cultivation, now in occupation of the owner. Three Allotments in the Village of Waiuku. Manurewa, two Allotments, 5 acres each. [a card.] O'CONNOR, GREENE, & CO., SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, 12, Elizabeth Street, MELBOURNE. CHARTS. JUST received, ex Cashmere , Admiralty CHARTS of the following Harbours on the East Coast of New Zealand ; Bay of Islands Laurislon Ray Wangaroa Mongonui Wangaruru Tutukaka Wangarei, and Kawau. Also, General Charts of the South Pacific. J. Williamson, Stationer, etc. NOTICE. HTHE Christian Brethren, commonly called Baptists, desire to intimate to the Inhabitants and Strangers of Auckland, that lliey meet for Divine Worship, in the School Room, Albort-st., near Smale’s Point, every Lord’s Day. In the morning at and in the evening at six o’clock. The Services are for the present mutually conducted by the Members of the Church. The order of Worship is strictly primitive. In the morning the Lord’s Supper, reading the Scriptures, Exhortation, Prayer, and Praise are attended to ; and in the evening, a discourse is delivered by one of the Brethren. The people are invited to attend.

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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 782, 12 October 1853, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 782, 12 October 1853, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 782, 12 October 1853, Page 1

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