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£a!es tip 3 cti n. HEAVY HOUSES. GOOD HACKS. In addition to (he Horses advertised for sale on (he 24(h inst, MR. J. NEWMAN. Jy AS intimation of several more he ins g ft offered. Sale to commence ot J2 o'clock. S. A, WOOD 5 7 AS (he pleasure to inform (he Commercial 1 ■ Public that he is instructed by the own. rs to sell by private contract, the ship JASPER," as she now lies in Commercial Cay. She. carries "00 to 400 lons, is of great strength. Coppered and Copper fastened, provided with one of the most recently Patented Windlasses that alone cost 70 Guineas, and at an expense of 100/. she may be made hull perfect, and pul afloat. She is admirably adapted for a Store Ship—a crying want a! Ibis moment in Auckland, when storeage is scarce and dear, and a want (hat must he supplied on the first visit of a Steam Inner, >r (hat must he provided for on tl.c mme proximate arrival of Vlr. Currie, Hie Director and agent of the Panama, New Zealand, ai d Australia Line. Apply to, S. A. Wood, Siiorliand Street. S. A. WOOD 7 7 AS hern favoured with instructions from '■s * Alexander Kennedy, Esq. io offer at Lease of Seven Years, or such period as may he agreed upon, ONE OF THE VERY FINEST FARMS IN THIS PROVINCE, situated at the head of the Turanga Creek, four miles from llowick, and six from Olahuhu, containing 1000 acres, 600 of which arc of rich alluvial and volcanic soil, well adaj led for tillage or pasturage, and 400 of Often forest, that abounds with food for Slock, and at Ilia same lime affords complete shelter and Shade during the inclemency of Hie Winter and the heal and drought of Summer. This Property was especially selected hy one of the host judges of land in (lie Colony, and its Proprietor is at tiiis moment bestowing upon it an extensive course of improvement. Nine hundred acres will, within a few months, he enclosed with a substantial three railed fence, and Hie greater part laid down in grass and clover, and will easily maintain GOO to TOO head of cable or 5000 sheep, which might, in a short lime, be increased Io 4000. This Farm combines many advantages: —a fertile soil; abundance of limber, inlersccto and irrigated by a considerable stream of fresh water, which abounds with fish ; proximity !o the thriving Townships of Howick and Otahuhu, ready to receive part of its produce and to supply their labour; and possessing a creek hy which a vessel of fifteen lons can lav alongside its banks, thus affording I lie most facile and cheap carriage of ils produce Io the Auckland marki-t. A practical farmer need only visit it in order to appreciate it. Apply to, S. A. Wood, Shortland S:rceL LEICESTER EWES JaQLVXD LAMBS. |7OH PRIVATE SALE, 40 Leicester and y Half-bred Ewes, and 50 Ewes and Ram Lambs. Also, GO Merino Ewes and 40 Wether Lambs.—Apply lo

J. Newman. SUBURBAN LANDS. A VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY, Al of 51 acres, mn.-liy fenced with Dilch and Thorns, of three or four years arowlb. This is a safe investment 'or any person Laving a few hundred pounds lo invest : and an enviable position for any om seeking a homestead. If no! sold within fonrUnU days to he w it lid raw n. Also, —10 acres. Ir. 25p., being lot 57, Section ?i, Suburban lots; —(Ids will also ho sold very low, the proprietor wishing lo re. lUe immediately. Apply to J. Newman. CATTLE RIB SALE-ON NORTH SHORE. TOWARDS OF THIRTY HEAD OF - YOUNG STOCK, from 3 months old, to 2 years, Being hand fed. Thev are very quiet, and well adapted for Conning a slunk station, i ins stock are from the host Dairy Tows in the-Country. Early applicalon is necessary, as they will be removed about the middle of January. Apply to, John Carrutii. Lakcbank, December 20, 1835. N0 TICE. HE SUBSCRIBERS and intending sub- * seribers to the Timd which is being collected for the purpose of procuring Fire Engines, and other necessaries for the extinction of Fires in the City of Auckland, are requested to meet on Thursday, at the ‘‘Exchange” Hotel, at 12 o’clock precisely, for the purpose of considering what Engines and other necessaries, ought to he procured ; and, for the purpose of electing a Committee of management lo carry out the object for which the fund has been subscribed. Cuts. Davis, Hod. Secretary. WESLEYAN SABBATH SCHOOL ANNiVE R S A R Y. r |T HE ANNUAL SERVICES in connection a with the above School will take place on Sunday next, the 251 hj instant. Sermons will he preached in (he Chapel at flic usual hours, and Collections will be made in the morning and evening, in aid of the funds for maintaining (he School Library and supplying other necessary hooks for School purposes. A PUBLIC EXAMINATION of the Children will he held in the School Room, at half-past two p. ni. Donation Lists are now lying at the New Zealandei office, and at the stores of j Messrs. W. Hughes, H. Ellis, T. Somervile, T. j Keven, J. A. Langford. J. T. Jaggar, A3. Sorn- j ervile, A. Somervile, and W. Tattcrsnll, I where subscriptions on behalf of (he • School will be thankfully received; Auckland, Dec. 20, 1853,