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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 802, 21 December 1853, Page 4

A. W. HANSARD , ESTATE, HOUSE, AND GENERAL AGENT Princes-street, lias now (amongst others) the following to offer to parlies in search for real properties. City of Auckland. A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE inQueenstreet. In Shortland-slreet, a capital Building Site, ample for two buildings, to be let on lease. In West Queen-street, a Building Allotment, 20 feet frontage by 60 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. Hobson’s Bridge, Epsom Road, 10 acres. Cooper’s Bay Road, an eligible property. Country. Small Improved Properly, delightfully situated at Point England, Tamaki, \\ acres fenced and in cultivation, with House, &c. Karaka ICO acres. To Rent-payers who feel the rise in the rate of House-rents , and who are desirous to become their own Landlords. MR. A. W. HANSARD Has now for sale, in various parts of the Suburbs of Auckland. QOME CAPITAL BUILDING ALLOTO MENTS, Which may be had at moderate prices, and on liberal terms. TOWN BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. MR. A. W. HANSARD Is favoured with instructions to sell by private contract, SEVERAL CAPITAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, situate in Grey-street (one of the continuations of Queen-street). These allotments are not of the ordinary confined character of Town allotments., some 60 feet deep, but range front 200 to 400 feel deep. For pleasantness of Situation these allotments are not to be surpassed in the city of Auckland. MR. A. W. HANSARD to intimate that it is his intention ' to hold REGULAR AUCTION SALES, OF REAL AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, On the second Friday in every month, at his Rooms, in Princes-street. Full particulars respecting Properly to !>e offered at these Monthly Sales are requested to be made as early as possible, so as to leave a sufficient lime for the preparation ol particulars and conditions of Sale; which, together with plans, eic., it is desirabhshould be affixed at the Rooms as long as conveniently may be. Where practicable, properties to be offered at these Sales will be pointed out to intending bidders, and every other facility offered for the advantageous disposal of Properties. Princes-street, 27th Oct., 1835. NOW PUBLISHED, Price Ten Shillings, |7 OUR VIEWS OF AUCKLAND, L lithographed in London from sketches recently taken. No. I. —View of the Harbour and entrances with the Little Barrier, Tintirimaiangi, Waiheki, Rangilolo, and Molulapu 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 Mobson-street, south. No. 2. —View of Commercial Bay, Biilomart Barracks, St. Paul's Church, part of Shorlland-street, and Fort-street.— Taken from Smale’s Point. No \ —View of part of Commercial Bay, an.. Lower Queen-street, the Wharf, Albert Hill, Wyndham Street, Wes-Qucen-slreet, St. Patrick’s, and St. Matthew’s Churches.—Taken from Rritomart Barracks. No. 4.—View of Queen-street, and part of Shortland-slreet, Market House, Wesleyan Chapel, and College.—Taken from the Wharf. J. Williamson, Stationer. WILLIAMS’S DICTIONARY OF THE NEW ZEALAND LANGUAGE, Second Edition. \OW PUBLISHED—The Second Edition - s of a “Dictionary of the New Zeannd Language,” in two parts: Maori and English—English and Maori; with a concise Grammar. To which is added A Selection of Colloquial Sentences. By William Williams, D.C.L., Archdeacon of Waiapu, Price, Bs. J. Williamson, Bookseller, etc. WANTED, A RESPECTABLE middle-aged FEMALE SERVANT, who understands plain cooking, and would otherwise make herself generally useftil. Apply at the New-Zea-lander office. ranted, a Few —For the Great Barrier Mines, Miners and Labourers. Men with families able to work would be preferred. Apply to Giiison and Mitchell. Auckland, August slh, 1835-. \\ TA N TED, For the K:; wa u D A FEW LABOURERS. Mines, Apply to W. S. Grahams. 9th December, 1853.